The Best Headset Microphone for Fitness Instructors | Shure

If you're teaching fitness, yoga, or just like to have your hands free when live streaming or public speaking, a headset microphone is a great solution. The SM31FH is the best mic for fitness instructors due to its rugged design and hydrophobic construction, and it works flawlessly with our wireless systems.
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[@nevharrison]

This would be great for my puppet show no doubt. Would even love to review it

[@itahphoto]

Anyone knows if this mic could work on a Prevost Tour Bus with 4 pin male connector. Thanks in advance

[@labrahamabraham9033]

Thank you so much dear sister . Please guide me how to do , Till now using only hand held wireless mic. system But now want to add hands free mick .How to make sure that everything related to the hands free matches with the existing wireless mic system ? What all gadgets of the hands- free need to match in such a scenario .Thank you .God bless you.

[@patriciabeckeryoga]

What mic are you using on your shirt? Seems like that could be good for a yoga intructor too? The Shure one would not be good when we do poses on our backs with the head on the yoga mat.

[@lawrencediggs7957]

Thanks. Does it have monitoring? It's called a headset but you didn't mention the monitoring capability. 😃

[@ma-yoga]

I need this with bluetooth so I can record fitness zooms.... any suggestions would be appreciated!

[@lindapelech9828]

Does this hook up with bluetooth speakers? Compatable with music and talking?

[@Rechydo]

Hi carlos from mexico, would you recommend this microphone for singing? First Of all thanks

[@shurecreators]

Hi Carlos! Our Support Team is happy to provide some mics for your setup. You can reach them at shu.re/contact.

[@lesliedunlap4688]

I am a dance fitness instructor and I wear glasses with metal side temples that sit out for my face. it's a challenge to find a mic that works. The Recreation Center I work at has this stye at 2 locations. To wear this mic, I have to put the sides of the mic above the temples of the frame, and swing the mic arm out and away from my mouth. It works OK on the new one, but on the same model, that is older, the mic slips down, (I also have a thin face). It will not stay in position and it "screeches". It's unusable for me. Is there another style of Shure mic that you would recommend for people who wear glasses, or a suggestion how to make the older one stay in place and not screech?

[@shurecreators]

We're sorry to hear that, Leslie. We suggest reaching out to our support team some suggestions. You can reach them at shu.re/contact.

[@brklyn2922]

@lesliedunlap4688, that sounds like a business idea for you. Good luck!

[@anotherjack]

Way too big. Looks like something from the 80's