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Why not re-invent yourself this year with a ‘new you’ at Curves? Let this year be about becoming the best you can be. At Curves you can improve your overall fitness level, tone up, and lose weight, so what are you waiting for?

Exercise is not just about shedding weight but also about improving health. Many health problems span generations of families and you only need to look back through the medical histories of your ancestors to gain an insight into what health difficulties might be in store for you.

When Castlebar girl Edel Moran set off on a trip of a lifetime to New York, she never dreamed that she would look back on her photographs and think, “I look so fat”.

Drop off your bra for breast cancer

For healthy weight loss try the Curves 30 day guide. Phases 1 and 2 are the 30-day weight loss phases. After 30 days phase 3 gives your body a break to enable you to maintain your weight loss and allow your metabolism to recover.

Curves, Ireland’s leading fitness and weight loss centre for women, has launched a new and unique workout in partnership with Zumba, the dance-fitness phenomenon. The Curves Circuit with Zumba Fitness is the only 30-minute class that mixes the moves of Zumba with the proven strength training of Curves for one wildly effective workout. To celebrate the national roll-out of Curves with Zumba, past finalists of the Curves Curvette of the Year competition reunited along with staff and members from Curves to try out this new fitness phenomenon.

The Curves Kilkenny Food Drive in aid of St Vincent de Paul began at the beginning of April and Curves in Kilkenny has since received numerous food donations from the people of Kilkenny.

Curves Annual Food Drive is currently under way and will run until April 16. You can join Curves, and the company will waive its usual service fee in exchange for a bag of non-perishable groceries or toiletries that will be donated and distributed throughout the Galway area to shelters for the needy. This is a great opportunity to get in shape and help your local community.

Curves has announced the launch of its annual food drive, calling women across the country to donate a bag of non-perishable groceries to charities in need of a little extra help during these tougher economic times. This great community initiative is open to existing and non-Curves members, with an added bonus for those who have not yet joined. Curves will waive its joining fee for any new member who donates a bag of groceries at her local club during the first two weeks of April.

Curves clubs bring the Zumba programme into the circuit, for a whole lot of fun fitness.