Stretch It Yoga
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Stretching · Dublin
Stretching in Dublin
6 stretching studios to discover.
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Dublin has six dedicated stretching studios, and they sit mostly along the city's coastal edges rather than in the centre. On the north side, Stretch It Yoga in Baldoyle and DAHA in Sutton both hold perfect 5.0 ratings, making the Howth peninsula corridor a small but consistent pocket of flexibility-focused practice. South of the city, Sally Dunne Yoga in Glenageary matches that score, while Tangled Yoga in Dún Laoghaire follows closely at 4.6. FUSE Gym Artane, rated 4.7, rounds out the top five and is the only gym-based option among them. Each area has just one studio, so travelling to a class often means choosing a neighbourhood first. The listings below cover location, ratings and the style of practice at each studio, so you can compare options before booking a session.
6 gyms & studios
All 6 stretching studios in Dublin
- Stretch It Yoga — Baldoyle
- DAHA — Sutton
- Sally Dunne Yoga — Glenageary
- FUSE Gym Artane
- Butterfly Yoga & Pilates South Dublin — Saggart
- Tangled Yoga — Dún Laoghaire
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Frequently asked questions about stretching in Dublin
How many stretching studios are there in Dublin?
Studiomaps.app lists 6 stretching studios in Dublin. They are spread across the coastal and northside suburbs rather than the city centre, with listings in Baldoyle, Sutton, Glenageary, Dún Laoghaire and Artane. Several of the studios also teach yoga alongside stretching-focused classes.
Which area of Dublin has the most stretching studios?
No single area dominates, as the 6 listed studios are spread thinly. Baldoyle, Dún Laoghaire, Glenageary and Sutton each have a studio, so the coastal strip from Sutton down to Dún Laoghaire is the main cluster. Artane, on the northside, has FUSE Gym.
What are the best-known stretching studios in Dublin?
The best-known listings on Studiomaps.app are Stretch It Yoga in Baldoyle, DAHA in Sutton, Sally Dunne Yoga in Glenageary, Tangled Yoga in Dún Laoghaire and FUSE Gym in Artane. Together with one further studio, they make up the 6 stretching studios currently listed for Dublin.
Is a stretching class suitable for beginners in Dublin?
Yes, stretching classes generally suit beginners, as the movements are low-impact and can be scaled to your flexibility. Studios such as Tangled Yoga in Dún Laoghaire and Sally Dunne Yoga in Glenageary teach yoga-based stretching. Check each studio's timetable for beginner or all-levels sessions, and contact them directly to confirm.
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