Somatic yoga for people who perform under pressure.
Soma Freqs is a private somatic yoga practice built for high-performance individuals — athletes, performers, and anyone whose nervous system is paying the price of sustained output.
This isn’t fitness yoga. It’s regulation work. Breathwork, long-held postures, and individualized sequencing designed to move you out of chronic fight-or-flight and into genuine recovery.
Three modalities. One intention: help your body catch up to everything you’re asking of it.
Soma Freqs is bigger than a single practice.
The long-term vision is a studio concept with tactile transducers built into the flooring — individual frequency zones for each student, controlled in real time by the teacher. A proprietary method. A teacher training program. A franchise model for studios built around this technology.
We’re also developing partnerships with sports organizations and performance facilities — bringing nervous system regulation work directly into the environments where it’s needed most.
It starts here. It starts now.
The long-term vision is a studio concept with tactile transducers built into the flooring — individual frequency zones for each student, controlled in real time by the teacher. A proprietary method. A teacher training program. A franchise model for studios built around this technology.
We’re also developing partnerships with sports organizations and performance facilities — bringing nervous system regulation work directly into the environments where it’s needed most.
It starts here. It starts now.
I’m Katy Parsons. I built Soma Freqs because I needed it.
I’ve spent years working in some of the highest-pressure performance environments in the world. I know what sustained output does to the body and the nervous system — because I’ve lived it. Yoga didn’t save me, but it gave me somewhere to put it.
I have an MA in Creative Technology with a published dissertation through MIT Leonardo, and a RYT-200 in Yin and Vinyasa. I work privately, I work precisely, and I work with people who are serious about their recovery.
I’ve spent years working in some of the highest-pressure performance environments in the world. I know what sustained output does to the body and the nervous system — because I’ve lived it. Yoga didn’t save me, but it gave me somewhere to put it.
I have an MA in Creative Technology with a published dissertation through MIT Leonardo, and a RYT-200 in Yin and Vinyasa. I work privately, I work precisely, and I work with people who are serious about their recovery.
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