If Pilates or yoga has been on your list of things to try, the Irish Running Show is giving you a handy opportunity to finally have a go.
Visitors to the RDS on February 6th and 7th, 2027, can join Pilates and yoga classes throughout both days at no extra cost. The sessions are included with show admission, and there is no need to book a class in advance.
Simply drop in and take part, with professional instructors leading sessions across the weekend.
A Chance To Try Something Different At No Extra Cost
For runners who keep meaning to make time for something beyond their usual miles, the classes offer an easy way to try a different form of movement as part of a day at the show.
There is no separate class fee and no course to commit to. You can take a break from the talks and stands, join a session and get a feel for something you might want to continue closer to home.
It also gives visitors another reason to spend time at the event. Alongside hearing from speakers and meeting people from across the running community, there will be opportunities to get involved yourself.
Confirmed Yoga Instructors
The confirmed lineup so far includes David Moran from The Wave and the Water Yoga. Based in Belfast, David teaches Dru Yoga, with yoga for runners among other classes. Also joining the programme is Becky Sutherland of Balancing with Becky. The Dublin based yoga teacher and sound practitioner is a six time marathon finisher, bringing her own experience of running to her teaching.
The organisers have also confirmed a workshop from Peter James Breath and Movement, bringing another element to the weekend’s programme.
Together, the instructors will give visitors a chance to sample different approaches to movement within the same event.
No Class Booking Required
The straightforward format is a big part of the appeal. Pilates and yoga classes will run throughout both days, with visitors able to drop in without reserving a session beforehand.
For anyone curious about trying a class but reluctant to book a course without knowing what to expect, it is a useful opportunity to take that first step. For those already attending classes, it is a chance to try a session with a different instructor.
The classes are free for ticket holders, so there is no additional charge once you have paid for admission to the show.
Use The Run Republic Discount Code
Run Republic readers can use the code RunRepublic when booking through Eventmaster.
Enter the code at checkout, when you reach the payment stage. You will need to select your tickets and enter your details first, before the discount code option appears.
The Irish Running Show takes place at the RDS, Dublin, on February 6th and 7th, 2027.
