Now that I've been a member here for a little over 4 months, I wanted to update my review! First of all, everyone here is so friendly. From the instructors to fellow members, the atmosphere is just so welcoming and non-judgemental. Becoming a regular and being greeted by name seriously makes my week! My favorite instructors and classes are the following: C2 with Leah - you can tell she puts so much intention behind her flows. She often starts with a brief excerpt at the beginning of class and I'm not sure if she finds them somewhere or writes them herself, but they are always concise and meaningful and her voice is SO soothing. I love her careful and supportive assists throughout class. C2 and yoga sculpt with Payton - her classes are always challenging but in a good way. I feel stronger and more energized afterwards. She gives you time to play and try out more advanced poses. We recently tried flying splits which I would've never attempted on my own! Yoga sculpt with Eliya - Eliya's playlists are always on point! Her classes are challenging and fun. I always get such a great sweat in and I love her vibe. I look forward to her 4:30pm Friday sculpt all week! C2 with Eleanor - Eleanor does a great job queuing poses and helping you make adjustments without even needing to do hands-on assists. Her flows are often really creative and fun. I'm also a big fan of the CSX classes but just don't find as much time in my schedule to give them a go. Kira and Hayden are both great CSX teachers! Beyond the classes and the people, I can confidently say I've seen a transformation in both my practice and my body. I've gotten stronger, more balanced, and grounded as a result. I'm able to do poses and expressions that I used to struggle with and my chaturanga is the strongest it's ever been! read more

I've been going to core power for about a year now. I usually go to the federal hill one but booked a class here because federal hill was booked. I really enjoyed it. The facility was clean and the staff were friendly upon arrival. I hate that they are getting rid of the free community class. The front desk said it was a corporate decision :( read more

I did a trial, some drop ins and eventually the 5 class pack. I'm quite experienced with challenging flow/vinyasa/Rocket and I've now attended around 9 C2 classes between 4 studios in Maryland and California. In particular, Anita's C2 at The Rotunda is a very good class. She brings the right balance, especially versus other CorePower classes I've taken, between the meditative aspects of yoga, the teaching and pushing the exercise. She gives good cues and options for arm balances and inversions, which I enjoy. I've found, in general, that CorePower's C2 will be an uncertain experience with regard to its challenge level, so Anita is a reliable teacher in this way. It is 4 and not 5 stars because of what I stated above: there are not as many challenges as I prefer. I see C2 as being a little closer to a beginner level class than intermediate. I have heard that C3 is good, but it is very hard to find. More C3 please? read more

Hands down the best yoga studio in the Baltimore area. I have been going for a few months and every single instructor is better than the next. I have been practicing yoga for about 5 years and have been trying out many different studios. It is amazing and the virtual classes are wonderful as well. Perfect combo. read more

If I did have money issues I would be upset too but that is not the case. One gripe I did have with payments was being charged for one uncanceled class that I wasn't aware of but guess that's my fault. During the two week trial, I had access to unlimited classes at any location. For majority of the classes, I practiced at the Rotunda location and once at the Federal Hill location. I booked a class whenever I had the chance, even if I had to wake up for the 6 AM class. From the studio to the lobby to the restrooms, everything was clean. Yoga mats and towels are available for rent and lockers are provided to store your belongings Classes still require masks. As someone who enjoys hot yoga, it's already troublesome when sweat produces a waterfall down the face. With the addition of a mask, it creates a pool making it more difficult to breathe but safety first. At least there are additional masks available which I took advantage of after disposing my wet one. I enjoyed the C2 classes as it provided pretty difficult vinyasa routines, which I prefer. I don't know if hands on assist is usually provided but there weren't any during the times I was there, again probably for safety. read more

I hate to co-sign a negative review, but Abigail's review from 2017 is a similar echo of my 2021 experience. I went to CoreYoga three weeks ago for the very first time. Literally just walked in to attend a class. The woman asked for my card to pay for the one class and I quickly paid so that I could get set up for the class. A week and a half later, there was another charge on my card. I've tried to call more than once, but the number online is for a corporate office (not the storefront/yoga space) and my estimated 11 minute wait turned into 42 minutes on hold with a *new* estimated wait time of 17 minutes. The other times I called I was hung-up on after an automated voice told me "thank you." At this point, it's an easy dispute through my credit card. According to my card company the charge was noted as "reoccurring," despite the fact that I didn't sign up for any sort of reoccurring charges. All in all, the class was challenging and the space is clean. However, Abigail is correct, you have be careful with your transaction and monitor your account. If the customer service wasn't so difficult, I probably wouldn't have written this review, but terrible customer service kills me every time. Especially if the issue is their fault. read more

Very good teachers and lots of options for classes. Could be hotter but still a nice way to get in a good workout.

Careful with these sneaky snakes. I wasn't even able to step foot in the studio and have cancelled my account three different times. I am still charged $104 every month and have to call to have it refunded. This is totally unacceptable. If you're doing the yoga, they might be great. But, they are hoping folks don't check their bills and they can keep all your money. read more

Core Power is a good yoga spot, now they have 4 locations in Baltimore. This one is closer to me, the instructor was kind and made the class fun. Check them out. If new to yoga as I am, the Core Power 1 classes are great, I mean that is what my capabilities will allow me. read more

It's a brand new studio, so everything is clean and smells like new. The room was a little too warm for me, but it was a good workout, and a good beginner class. I haven't done yoga in awhile so the C1 class was a nice way to ease back in. I have two free weeks, so I'll be going a lot right now, but it's not going to be worth the $100+ monthly fee. I'm just not that into yoga. But core power yoga is a good workout, not just for stretching and meditation. It's worth a try if you can get a free intro week! read more

BEAUTIFUL studio!!! The teachers are delightful and I really love the Yoga Sculpt classes as a way to supplement my regular practice and build strength. The Hot Power Fusion classes work off the Bikram yoga script/sequence but kind of on fast forward. C1 seems great for beginners and C2 is apparently a bit more unscripted like a traditional Vinyasa class although I did not get to try it. If this studio was in the $79/month range I might consider joining because it is down the street from me, but Hampden is still pretty blue collar / middle class / student-based for a $100+ /month yoga studio - which I'm sure works really well in the other neighborhoods they are located in, but heck - I think even the Crossfit places struggle a bit here. But if you can swing it and you like yoga that is light on the spirituality then this is the place for you! read more