When a class participant accidentally leaves their mat in the locker room, and then calls up an hour after leaving and talks to someone who says they will set it aside for the participant, management should really take this seriously and make sure there is a procedure to recover said mat. These items are fairly expensive, especially on the high end, and management should be less Cavalier regarding this situation. At least that was my experience today as the employee really had no system to work with other than "mats in back". When someone takes the time to call, their name and phone number should be recorded and linked to that mat. It's just good business. read more

I love core power however i will say this specific corepower is not in a safe area. My car was broken into, window punched open while i was in class. read more

We went to THE most wonderful level 2 class while in the area for vacation. Not only did we each get a free week of classes, but could use them at any of their locations. The room was a great size, the teacher was as ethereal which meant we got a physical workout and did some mental work. I left smelling like a a locker room but feeling like a billion bucks. read more

Having frequented their two other locations in town I was happy to check out this one. The free week of classes didn't hurt either (they emailed me a 'we haven't seen you in awhile' message). Just a short drive from downtown boulder i arrived sooner than expected (always a good idea to arrive early for preferential mat placement). The parking area was small-ish but I was happy to find a spot. The folks at the front desk were friendly and helpful and there was a little bowl of granola bars for after class snacking. The locker room was larger than expected, super clean, complete with showers and loads of lockers to chose from (bring your own lock if you wish to use one). The sinks aren't so conveniently located (not much space between them and lockers) so if it's post class don't be shy to squeeze by those changing so you can wash your hands etc. The class I indulged in (twice so far this week) was Sculpt - my favorite class they teach. Our teacher Noelle was awesome and provided helpful guidance as well as encouragement during the class. She also impressively remembered several of us newbies' (to this location) names. The music was bumpin and kept us on pace for the class. The retail area is neatly organized and had a sizeable sale rack - awesome. Can't wait to return for more classes. read more

I'm upset because I love Core Power. They froze my membership when COVID hit but restarted it without letting me know. I got charged for a month I had no intention of getting because I had gotten a one month black tag membership with gift cards my family got me before the pandemic. I've been trying to get in touch with anyone to end my membership but they don't answer the phones and I havnt gotten a response to any of my 3 emails. Additionally I tried to go to a class because I thought I still had time from my one month I got with gift cards after the studios opened back up (I only learned they were open from a friend) but when I went on the app to double check which location I made my reservation at it said I had nothing up coming. I was disappointed because it was the last class of the day and I had been excited to go all day. When paying my credit card that month I saw a $15 cancellation fee for that day. I have been unable to get into contact with anyone regarding that. This morning I decided to give it another try and signed up for a 6:30 am class hoping to get a good workout and be able to talk to a manager after. I showed up at 6:29 (not as early as I'd prefer to show up) but the door was locked and there was no one around or at the desk and when I tried to call I got the same voicemail that I've been getting the whole time. Very very frustrating. I was looking forward to this and now they're going to try to charge me $15 but I was here!! The doors are all locked and there's no one at the front desk!! I understand times are hard but someone needs to be available to answer questions and if they saw I had a reservation on the app couldn't they hold the door open a few more minutes!? I'm very disappointed, I'm hoping this review gets someone to call or email me. 7202317056 mayanefs17@gmail.com read more

I love this studio! Bri and Amy are incredible managers. Also, Sophie's class has been a lifesaver. I also did a training at this studio and only had positive experiences. I highly recommend all of it! read more

Another great Corepower location. I participated in StephanieR's 10:15am class on Wednesday and loved it. She brought a fresh sperspective on sun salutations and encouraged I as well as other in more challenging poses we may not have tried otherwise. I felt yoga amazing when I left. This location also has free showers (with free body wash), towel service, mat rental...what it does not have is parking. I would love to attend again but Boulder was just a visit...maybe next time around. Namaste. read more

The place is nice, clean, bright and inviting. The staff is super friendly, helpful, and welcoming. I love that they have showers since it is rare for yoga places, they were clean and had a bunch of great amenities ie. blowdryers, shampoo, lotion, qtips, etc. They also have some cute stuff in their retail space. I was visiting from out of town and felt very welcome, no pretentious vibe, the other students were warm and didn't have that competitive attitude. I took two classes here. The first was a flow class from a guy I think was named Brandon. Unfortunately, I wasn't too impressed. He had a great attitude and presence but he just named off the poses without mentioning much about alignment, energetic actions, etc. These are important and necessary no matter how long you've been practicing. The second was with another guy (can't remember his name), it was a lot better. He had us do some real challenging poses but also kept it light hearted and inspirational. If I was a local, which I might someday be - I'd love to try more classes here. read more

I love CorePower and go almost everyday. I have been a member for four years. The teachers are all amazing. I also love that when I travel I can usually find a CP to practice at. read more

While the teachers are usually great, these studios -- this whole chain -- is so obsessed with heat and the ones that arent heated (C1) are so amazingly boring (C1 is always the same routine, movement for movement exactly the freaking same -- why can they vary as in C2?). I dont think the heat is all that good for you and for myself I have gotten to the point where I can no longer tolerate the heated C2s as I get sick afterwards (the "unheated C2 is what 3 degrees lower -- hardly unheated). Plus the C1 and yins arent offered all that frequently compared to the hot classes. A shame because I love how many studios there but they fit only if you slot into a very narrow category. read more

Great teachers, easy to use facilities! Always clean and classes are easy to fit into my schedule.

Love love loved Tunde & her class! The class was amazing, connected & exactly what I needed. Love that the studio offers water without a huge up charge & the locker room was very clean & super well stocked! read more

I have to agree with Elizabeth W. This is a decent workout but NOT yoga. First off, I do believe that if this gets you moving and you feel good, by all means do it! But, you can also apply that line of thinking to things that are not good for you (sugar, alcohol)...so that being said, I haven't been here in years because it simply is not my kind of yoga with weights in the room and music blaring. Really not yoga at all. Rather, some westerner's version of trying to get somewhere on a yoga mat. I went to about 20 classes a few years ago and have not been back. I have practiced Hatha yoga for over 10 years, have a daily practice and I am also a teacher (certified) so my real problem with corepower is that the teachers are not trained well enough. The lack of instruction and inexperience leads to potential injury. I have heard of several people hurting their shoulder girdle after people become "addicted" to CP classes. Just heard it for the 5th time! From my own experience in CP classes there simply is not enough instruction for the transitions, specifically the transition in a sun salutation from downward facing dog to chaturanga (sp?). In fact, it is arguable that this should be taught to beginners (without modifications) at all. Besides the teachers not having enough training and experience, the heated room increases the risk of injury. It is an artificial way to warm up your body and therefor you are more likely to go passed your edge and injure your self. Another thing that rubs me the wrong way is there is virtually no mention of the definition of yoga (to yolk, to be with) as it relates to body, mind and spirit. Again, CP is not yoga. I guess I am happy that yoga is getting popular because I love it and think everyone could benefit from it! I also believe if people knew better, they would do better. I know this CP is very popular in Boulder and I'm not certain why. Yoga Pod is pretty much CP with different name, fyi. Now you know! There are several great teachers and classes at Om Time, PrAna (free classes), Studio Be, Vida and The Yoga Workshop. I have friends who have gone through the CP training and even they refer to it as "the Starbucks of yoga". Don't support corporate "yoga" get the real thing! read more

The facility is clean and inviting. They offer a good teacher discount and I especially love the sculpt class.

I LOVE COREPOWER!! They really have amazing teachers and such a variety of classes. I am currently obsessed with the core restore (yin restorative yoga) class and love that they offer it every weeknight. It's the best way to end the day especially after doing a c2 or hot fusion class earlier in the day read more

Great Studio. Amazing Teachers. I love that classes run from 6am-9pm, makes it easy to fit a yoga class in to almost any working or haphazard schedule. The facilities are also great with big locker rooms and showers. The only downfall is a lack of parking availability. read more

I love everything about Corepower Yoga. I never thought I could have so much fun working out. A fantastic, knowledgeable and caring team makes the CPY experience truly enjoyable. They're like family. I can't help but have a smile on my face as I drive up to the studio. read more

I like this location. I know people complain about Corepower not being real yoga and whatnot, but I love the workout I get there. I've done one of their boot camps, which was not yoga at all, but an intense circuit training workout every morning. The classes with weights are great too. The instructors are very supportive and the studio is up to date, clean, and welcoming. read more

I tried a free week here and was not impressed. This is not what I'm looking for in yoga. The heat is unnecessary and unpleasant, and I felt like the class was all about showing off your body and your flexibility and not about the actual idea of yoga at all, which is supposed to be focused internally and not show-offy. I won't be going back. read more

Always a fantastic experience at the shiny clean, friendliest studio in town! A wonderful community of staff, instructors, and yoga students of all ages and abilities practice here regularly. join in on the peace and joy! read more

I might be new to yoga, but I recognize that this isn't it. I attended a level 1 class during the first week of January (new to yoga, new years resolution, etc). I wonder what the Hindi word for "bicycle situps" is? Bicycle sit ups, a teacher that doesn't demonstrate and a good dance beat with the background music. Wow. Just poorly taught. The teacher moved too fast, but to her credit she warned all of us attending a level 1 class that she will move fast. Umm? Not a very good strategy for that crowd that comes in the first two weeks of January. The teacher actually said before she started "this will not be easy". What sort of teacher plants negative thoughts in her students head before starting a class? Very odd strategy. I was trying to re-start my practice and tried Corepower because I got a deal and it had a very flexible/open schedule---lots of classes. I won't be back. I'd heard of it's reputation and tried anyway. It's just not yoga. Monday night level 1 class at 6:45. read more

I took a class from Sophie somebody in Boulder and now my back hurts. She was the worst ever.

Pass. Based on the popularity of classes it would seem that this is some people's cup of tea, but I can say confidently that it is not mine. A very sleek facility, with cookie cutter classes. CorePower seems to offer mostly Bikram style hot yoga classes where you run through a set routine and get your sweat on. Again, it's just not my thing when I'm looking for yoga. If you want to get a good work out and share a stuffy room with lots of attractive people then by all means give it a try. But, if you are trying to tap into the depth of what yoga has to offer I would recommend trying another place. read more

I love the Sculpt classes at the SoBo location! I always feel fantastic afterwards. The studio itself is usually spotless and has spa-like design inside of the locker rooms. The free week is perfect for anyone who is interested in finding the ideal practice for themselves. read more

The classes here are great!!!! If you really want a workout go see Cam in a sculpt class!

This is my favorite yoga studio in Boulder. (I have been to a lot yoga pod, yoga loft , radiance power yoga, little yoga studio. I think that's it) the teachers are great, The music matches the flow, schedules start early and go late, good variety of classes, it's clean and friendly staff they really work on getting to know you by name. I love this place read more

My favorite yoga studio--and by far the best of the CPY studios overall. This type of yoga is challenging for athletes and stress-releasing for anyone. Love it, no going back to any other studio. read more

So, I am not a yogi or anything but I have done a fair share of yoga classes. I used to practice more regularly in college and have been wnating to get back into yoga. I tried the North Boulder location because a friend of mine goes here and likes it. The space is nice, well-kept and there are plenty of places to put your things. I went to the noon class (CorePower 2). I walked in to the yoga room and was a little suspect when I saw weights in the room which raised the question , "is this yoga?". The music was blaring, room was hot, which felt good...the teacher was friendly but didn't seem very experienced. There was nothing innovative or, even informative at all, from a spiritual practice perspective..I wasn't sure if I was in the right pose and didn't really like the instruction (or lack of instruction) when transitioning from one pose to the next. I guess I prefer a more meditative and traditional yoga experience. Isn't that what yoga is, to be with/in the moment? This was a decent work out but NOT YOGA. read more

I really enjoyed the class I took at Corepower Yoga. It may have once been called Bikram Yoga on Baseline, but it's definitely Corepower now. Anyway... The studio is VERY nice, with laminate wood floors (yay clean! and not smelly!) and plenty of room for many students to take the class. The locker rooms are huge & have great showers & amenities that make cleaning up after class a breeze. It was a very peaceful atmosphere within the class, with low lights & plenty of humidity in the room (even in Boulder they managed it!) I took the hot yoga class, and loved it. My instructor (Heidi B) was very thorough & helpful. Even though it was my first class and everyone around me seemed to be doing really well, I wasn't intimidated because the instructor made me feel good about what I COULD do! I've heard a lot of the other instructors are great too. I highly recommend this place! Now that I've tried another studio in my new hometown, I can see how awesome Corepower really is comparatively! I hope to one day have an unlimited membership to Corepower... But until I can afford that, I'll settle for taking an occasional class there. I hope the one near me is as good as the Boulder location! read more

I'm surprised by the less than stellar reviews here. I love this place! It's always busy with regulars- I guess they just don't review. I've done quite a bit of yoga, and the teachers here are some of the best I've had. Very zen, very clean, and a friendly environment. I will really miss this place if I leave Boulder. read more

Here is the thing, obviously the whole approach to yoga here is westernized. The teachers are all friendly but it seems most have been certified after only a few years practice. If you haven't been previously taught the correct alignment and process to the poses, the teachers don't focus on that. You could easily hurt yourself or at least be doing the poses in the incorrect alignment. With that said the classes are a great workout and if you have some background knowledge about proper alignment you could experience a great class. It is, after all, about what you experience within your own self right? Yoga is supposed to dissolve the ego. Overall, Corepower will provide you with a great workout (hence the name) and the staff is friendly enough, but if you are looking to learn the practice of asana in its true origin, this is not your place. read more

Good workouts, debatable whether or not this is really yoga as other yoga studios practice. I do think it is interesting that some of the reviewers are complaining about this (also then claiming to be certified teachers and wondering about the spelling of certain postures). In my opinion this is a form of yoga developing musculature and core strength, but be careful so as not to hurt yourself! read more

Love Bari's yoga with weights class, which kicks my booty! Her class is definitely still yoga, although some of the other sculpt teachers' classes are not and are more like a bad aerobics or bootcamp class. Love their hot yoga classes: the great Bikram postures without all the aggressive rhetoric you get from Bikram studios. Only complaint: the ladies locker room has a funny smell. read more

This studio is terrible. Every time I walk in they bombard me asking me to sign up for TT. I also get texts messages from them asking, "When are you going to take the plunge for teacher training?" I enjoyed the workout here but could not stand the fake and clicky culture of this studio. It's a workout; not yoga. They don't hold poses long enough for the "yoga" to begin. read more