Shores Yoga Studio

Join us for a fun-filled week of movement, mindfulness, creativity, and connection at Kids Yoga Summer Camp! Each day, children will explore yoga through playful poses, breathing exercises, games, music, crafts, and relaxation activities designed to build confidence, focus, and self-expression.

Campers will enjoy:

🧘 Daily yoga and mindfulness activities
🌬️ Fun breathing and calming exercises
🎨 Creative crafts and themed activities
🎲 Interactive games and movement challenges
🍎 Healthy snack time and social connection
💛 A welcoming space to move, laugh, and grow

This camp is perfect for children ages 5–11 of all experience levels and encourages kindness, imagination, strength, and relaxation in a supportive environment. Come stretch, play, create, and shine with us this summer!

TICKETS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE

Full lineup of June events!!

- Meet Your Spirit Guides, Sunday June 7th 11:30 am - 1:00 pm
- Sunrise Sungaze + Meditation at Blossom Heath, Saturday June 13th 5:50 am - 6:20 am
- Bloom YIN + Sound, Saturday June 20th 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
- Virtual Spiritual Support/Development, Wednesday June 24th 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
- Sunday Slowdown at Blossom Heath, Sunday June 28th 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Slow Burn Hot Vinyasa 🔥 A strength-focused vinyasa class that combines intentional pacing, long holds, and controlled movement to build endurance, stability, and deep muscular engagement. Expect slow transitions, time-under-tension sequences, and mindful repetition designed to challenge both body and breath. This heated flow emphasizes form, core activation, mobility, and resilience - creating a powerful balance of strength, focus, and fluidity.

The room is gently heated to around 85-90°F during cooler months to support muscle warmth and mobility. We recommend taking a few foundational classes (3–5) beforehand to feel comfortable with the flow.

Memorial Weekend Schedule!! Enjoy!!

Join Janelle from Infinite Potential Healing for this experiential meditation based workshop. Tap into and identify some of your unique Angels. Guardians, and Guides, and begin to lay the foundation as to how you can access them and work with them on a regular basis!

Not only will we begin to identify the different personalities and flavors of your personal spiritual committee, but we’ll learn some tips and tricks to access them and build meaningful on-going relationships with them! We will also talk about overcoming some of the most common roadblocks and hurdles in making sustainable, meaningful connections with your guides.

Dress in comfortable clothing and please bring a notebook/paper and something to write with. Feel free to bring anything that helps you relax and connect.

Teacher Spotlight – Angela

3 words that describe your teaching style.
Compassionate – Relational - Present


Current fav music playlist:
Neo-classical minimalist, gentle instrumental, and ambient music that supports slowing down and turning inward. Music that creates space.

What are you currently into?
Lately, I’ve been really drawn to work that brings people together in supportive and meaningful ways. I’m especially interested in integrative practices and love exploring how yoga therapy, conversation, and creative expression can come together to deepen connection.


What to expect in your class?
In my classes, you can expect to slow way down, listen inward, and move with awareness. I emphasize breath, choice, and gentle sensing over effort, offering accessible movements that help release tension and support nervous system balance. Sessions flow from supported stillness into mindful, exploratory movement and return to rest, with invitations throughout so each person can adapt the practice to their needs.


What lights you up?
Meaningful Connection. Seeing people soften, feel at ease, and discover their own inner strength and calm, especially when they didn’t think it was possible.

Fun fact about you.
In junior high, I wrote an advice column in our school newspaper called “Dear Angie.”

You can find Angela teaching:

Monday’s 10 am - Embodied Ease - Chair Yoga Flow
Saturday’s 10:30 am - Therapeutic Yoga

Mothering written by Susie Grace founder/owner of

This is your reminder that you do not have to be ok or have it all together to come to class.

May is mental health awareness month. There is a reason for that, now is a time su***de rates are highest. “The rebirth of spring is a desolate emotional landscape.” Personally, my brother Brian died by su***de on or after May 6, we found him on Mother’s Day 2024. The reasoning behind this phenomena is not entirely known. But just know that during this time, for whatever reason, is a more challenging time for many people, not just yourself.

This time of year we encourage you to check in on people. Let them know you care. Have deeper conversation and lend an ear in return. Come to class. Show up for yourself. Breathe and move through heaviness that we sometimes have a hard time navigating.

Yoga in its nature is therapeutic. It is a practice to get out of your head and restore peace and equinimity. It is the tool that many of us use personally and especially during challenging times. Most of us who teach, would not be ok without it and have had to lean on it many times throughout our lives.

If you’ve had a meaningful experience with us, we’d be so grateful if you shared it in a review. Your words not only support our small business. They help others feel confident walking through our doors for the first time 🤍

Shores Yoga - St. Clair Shores, MI Specialties: Shores Yoga offers various yoga classes and pilates fitness classes for all ages and abilities including kids and teen yoga classes. We provide fun and light teaching methods in a supportive and encouraging environment for both the beginner and seasoned yogis. Shores Yoga is located in....