Some Of My Yoga & Pilates Classes & Workshops Available From Killarney

Iyengar Yoga Killarney

Pilates Killarney

Yoga & Pilates Toning Classes

Yoga For Back Pain

Pilates For Back Pain

Yoga For Injuries

Detoxing Yoga

Juicing Detox

Yoga For Runners

Pilates For Runners

Yoga For Cyclists

Pilates For Cyclists

Ring Of Kerry Cycle Apres Yoga

Killarney Marathon Apres Yoga

Killarney Adventure Race Apres Yoga

Making Your Juice Taste Great

Making your juices taste good is easy to do once you get a basic juice formula down that you like. My personal favorite combination for a juice base is apple, lemon, and ginger. The apple sweetens it all up a bit, the lemon really cuts out the bitter taste of the greens, and ginger gives it a delicious little kick. Then I usually add cucumber to dilute the taste a little bit. Cucumbers are so full of water they end up producing a lot of neutral tasting juice.
Great options to add to this base are: celery, carrots, dark leafy greens, parsley or cilantro, bell peppers, squash, cabbage, beets, or any other vegetable or green that looks interesting to you at the store. This is a great way to get all the benefits of juicing in a great tasting elixir!
Of course if you are making a fruit juice, it is easy to make it taste good. It is a good idea to dilute any fruit juice you make with water about 50/50 to cut down on the amount of sugar you are consuming. Since the fiber is juiced out, there is nothing there to slow down the absorption of those sugars into your bloodstream.

I am now running a 24hr Juicing Detox that you can book onto which ever date suits you at the Aghadoe Heights Hotel, Killarney. It also includes Yoga or Pilates clasess if you want more info on the Juicing Detox's, Pilates or Yoga classes please check www.liveyoga.ie or www.aghadoeheights.com Killarney, Co.Kerry.



3 incredible reasons why Pilates helps beat the bloat


1. The Breath

Throughout the class you are instructed on when to breath in an out. When you breath properly you release and stop clenching, this allows you to stimulate your abdominal organs! It keeps the body relaxed and allows for trapped wind to pass. Phew.

2. Ab work

There is A LOT of ab work in Pilates. Their signature “hundreds” actually get the blood flowing around the digestive area, allowing for the food to pass down quickly!

3. It opens you up

IBS sufferers often present with closed front body. This is often due to constantly hunching to hold your stomach, its a protective instinct. In Pilates you always work on strengthening your back and opening you chest! Movements like the Swan allow for passive extension so you can begin to open you chest and stretch your abs!

Check www.liveyoga.ie for Pilates and Yoga class times in a beautiful studio in Killarney