Event Details
The Yoga and Tai Chi classes take place at the Purecamping eco-camping retreat space, set looking over a fairy tale woodland along the Wild Atlantic Way.
Join Hilary for a nutritional talk and demo followed by lunch.
Soak in a seaweed bath in the luxurious setting of Kilkee Thalassotherapy centre and relax even deeper with a Head, Neck and Upper back massage.
Take a coastal walk with local guide Martin Haugh of Loop Head Walking Tours.
Take an E-bike cycle tour, stopping for a picnic on the way. Booking essential with Loop Head E-bikes on 086 8886820.
Join Eileen for a Cliff boot camp to get those heart’s pumping in Kilkee. Again, booking essential. Ring 087 7739028.
Book your accommodation now with a choice of glamping or family run guest houses with Purecamping, Kilkee Thalassotherapy centre or the Strand Guesthouse.
Tickets
What the ticket covers: All classes, the nutritional talk and demo and lunch on Saturday and the coastal walk on Sunday.
What the ticket doesn’t cover: Accommodation, E-Bike tour, Beach boot camp, Seaweed baths and massage and your meals outside of lunch on the Saturday.
FAQ
Q: Do you need previous experience of Yoga or Meditation before?
A: Absolutely not. Classes are adapted to the levels of all students needs.
Q: Do you need to be fit?
A: Not particularly. You might be recuperating from an illness and might need to use this weekend to get a deep and restorative rest. You can choose to lie in Shavasana if things get too much for you and that is absolutely acceptable and recommended.
Q: Would it be suitable for families?
A: This particular weekend is not really suitable for children as there is no specific program on for them and we would like to give the practice space over to adults on this weekend.
Q: Will there be other children on site (at Purecamping)
A: There may be other children on site staying with families that are on holidays here. It will be fairly minimal though as the school holidays are over and children are back into their school routine.
More on 'Five animals' Qigong
Dating back to the 3rd century AD, Five Animals Qigong is one of the most popular forms of health preserving exercises practiced and is especially good for the respiratory system.
More recently this set has been further refined by the Chinese World Health Qigong Federation to suit the needs of modern day living.
Each of the Five Animals encompasses the whole body to stimulate acupoints, tone muscles, massage internal organs, improve balance, aid the immune system and facilitate smoother blood flow.
