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Community-Supported Yoga & Holistic Wellness in Grand Rapids, Michigan

So Hum Yoga Studio is a community-supported yoga and wellness studio in Grand Rapids offering beginner-friendly yoga, gentle yoga, restorative yoga, slow flow, vinyasa, meditation, breathwork, sound baths, Hot Stone Savasana, sauna experiences, and seasonal workshops.

We're here to help you build strength, calm your nervous system, move with intention, and carry your practice beyond the mat.

Rooted in community. Guided by breath. A place where you belong.

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From beginner yoga to Yoga Teacher Training, So Hum is a place to learn, grow, and share your practice—guided by compassion, presence, and community.

Our mission is to cultivate a community-supported yoga studio where presence, compassion, and connection come first. Through thoughtful practices and a collective of caring instructors, we invite you to explore yoga not just as a class—but as a way of living, learning, and belonging.

Meet the Team!
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A community events calendar with scheduled activities from July to October 2026. It includes workshops like a group breathwork session, Tibetan sound bath, and chakra series. There are also bingo games and a note about the Embodied YTT program starting September 30.
Class Descriptions
Schedule of yoga classes for July at So Hum Yoga Studio, listing classes from Monday to Friday and events in July including Independence Day celebration, Tibetan Sound Bath, and other sound baths and chakra series.
Workshops and Events

The Perks

Enjoy exclusive benefits as a So Hum Yoga Studio member:

  • One free Infrared Sauna session every month

  • 10% off IV infusions and vitamin injections

  • Unlimited Members also receive a free monthly B12 vitamin injection

  • Bring a friend for free once a month

  • Admission to Om Sweet Om, our signature Hot Stone Savasana experience

  • 10% off all So Hum workshops

    Your membership is more than classes—it’s a complete wellness experience.

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Contact Us

We’d love to hear from you! Email is the best way to reach us, and we check it often!

 

If So Hum has felt supportive to you, I’d be deeply grateful if you shared your experience in a review. It helps this community continue to grow with integrity and care.
— Marla

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