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What It Takes to Become a Yoga Teacher
Most people assume becoming a yoga teacher begins with learning…

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Barre vs. Pilates: Which Is Right for You?
/in barre, Barre Grand Rapids, Featured, pilates /by Shannon AustinAt first glance, barre and Pilates might look similar—both use small, controlled movements, focus on core strength, and are often practiced in studios with mats, light props, and playlists that cue mindful movement. But while they share some DNA, they offer very different experiences. If you’re wondering which one is right for you, the answer […]
Sound as a Recovery Tool, Not a Performance Practice
/0 Comments/in Yoga /by Shannon AustinRecovery Is an Active Nervous System Shift Recovery is not passive. It’s an active shift into repair. After physical or mental effort, the body needs clear signals that it is safe to let go. Sound Requires No Performance or Technique Sound works as a recovery modality because it requires nothing from the body except reception. […]
What Singing Bowls Actually Do to the Body
/0 Comments/in Yoga /by Shannon AustinSinging Bowls Produce Layers of Frequency, Not Single Notes Singing bowls don’t produce just one sound. They generate layers of frequency at the same time, known as harmonic overtones. Instead of a single note, the body receives a complex wave of vibration that spreads through the chest, abdomen, spine, jaw, and sinuses. Why the Body […]
YogaLates: The Best of Yoga and Pilates in One Powerful Class
/1 Comment/in pilates /by Shannon AustinLooking for a class that delivers the mindful stretch of yoga and the targeted core strengthening of Pilates? That’s exactly where Yoga + Pilates shines. At Fever | Yoga Cycle Strength, our Yogalates classes merge the best of both worlds: the breath-centered, grounding elements of yoga and the precision-focused, stabilizing techniques of Pilates. Together, they […]
Nourishing Your Body Before and After Hot Yoga
/in Hot Yoga /by Shannon AustinAs you know, yoga involves movement, twisting, and turning. The last thing you want when you’re busy flowing through a new sequence is to experience a stomachache, bloating or gas. But it’s really hard to fuel our bodies correctly. Sometimes we accidentally eat gassy veggies before yoga class and other times we forget to drink […]
The Beginners Guide to Barre Classes
/1 Comment/in barre, Barre Grand Rapids /by Shannon AustinBarre is an accessible and beginner-friendly form of exercise for everyone, regardless of skill or fitness level. In this blog, we’ll walk through how barre was created, basic barre movements and terms, equipment used in barre classes, the unique benefits of barre classes, and explain everything you need to know before taking your first barre […]
What is Vinyasa Yoga?
/in Yoga, Yoga Grand Rapids /by Shannon AustinVinyasa Yoga 101 So you’ve taken a Vinyasa Yoga Class and may have even heard your favorite teacher call out “take your Vinyasa”. This can be confusing. The term Vinyasa actually has a few different meanings that are used quite frequently and are not mutually exclusive. The word Vinyasa can be translated into arranging something […]
How indoor cycling benefits your physical and mental health
/in Cardio, Indoor Cycling /by Shannon AustinIndoor cycling studios are quickly taking the fitness world by storm. While there are plenty of ways to get your workout these days, spinning stands out as one of the best. Stationary spin bikes allow you to focus on what’s happening in your workout. Your speed and resistance help you build muscle through strength training […]