TBH I put off writing a review of CPY because I wanted to take time to get to know the studio, take all of their classes, get a feel for most of their teachers. And several months later, I have to say I'm a fan! CPY offers a variety of yoga classes at various difficulty. C1 (one of my favorite classes) is your basic yoga where they review chaturanga, inversions and balancing poses in NORMAL heat. You learn to flow with your breath to movement as you practice and work on these poses. There's also C1.5 and C2 which are more advanced classes but you can still go without prior yoga experience. But there's an added HEAT component. So if you didn't hydrate all day, gurll you better start chugging that water down! Each class focuses on different aspects as with each teacher might want to focus on different body parts. There's always different variations. And then there's YS or yoga sculpt. Take this is you want a workout. It's basically hot yoga + cardio combined with upbeat music. Trust me, you will sweat. But it's so much fun and the burn feels soooooo good. Just be prepared to feel some lightheadedness if this is your first class in a while. I used to do HPF a lot when they had them at later times. I find it calming and relaxing after a long day of class. But if yoga ain't your thing, there's CC (cardio circuit) with intense cardio training in... circuits. LOL. I've only done it once because it doesn't work with my schedule but it kicked my butt. What I like about this studio is that the teachers are REALLY nice and down to earth. I have a few favorites and I always enjoy coming back to their class. Sometimes they even tell you "good job" during class and I'm like, omg you know my name??? :D There are 2 studios in the building. Both are large and spacious and good heat circulation. You don't have to make class appointments at this location. I've never seen a class kick out anyone for full capacity before, although I've seen it jam packed. But everyone's really nice and will adjust their mat to make space for you. I've only been to one other location in OC but i can definitely say that this location surpassed that one! (in every aspect) The lockers are decently clean. I love how they have complimentary lotions and shampoos for people who want to shower after class and get on with their day. For everyone who is thinking about CPY, you should do it!!! I love how they offer a one week trial just so you can check it out. Definitely check out all their classes. Membership is expensive but if you go at least 2-3x a week, I think it's worth it! read more

Prior to coming here, I didn't really have any yoga experience. During my time here I learned so much about form and mindfulness as I develop my flexibility and strength -- I also learned how to do poses I never dreamed of being able to do. Whenever I come here, I only take classes from certain instructors because of their teaching styles. If you want a fun but challenging class, Bradley is your go-to instructor. His C2 classes are really tough and his sculpt class is going to leave you sore for days! During his classes he also teaches us life values and things we never really appreciate. He is also very friendly and approachable so don't be shy, say hi! If you want a nice flow, better form or to learn new poses, Joel is the guy! His voice is soothing all throughout class. Whenever he teaches c2, there will always be a point where he demos an inversion and he lets you try it and he helps you if you need it. For his sculpt classes, he teaches you how to use the weights so you don't injure yourself. Joel is also friendly and approachable so say hi! read more

Really enjoy this yoga studio. They offer a plethora of classes and class times. A PLETHORA! What is a Plethora? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mTUmczVdik Tried Yoga sculpt, c2, and Hot power fusion classes at the oddest times. Usually in the morning, afternoons, or late evenings. I usually try to go before work and stay away from the crowd. The instructors are great. Brit Sh is my favourite. Brit is super friendly and always ask for class feedback. Loud when she needs to be and always gives the best cues for form. She always gives hands on adjustments for form no matter what. I always feel awful because I am sweating a pool but the form adjustments are important. Other great instructors are Rachael is open, brave, and always willing to answer questions.Brandon is really advanced. I really enjoyed the Om at the end of his class. I think everyone should. Christina is experience. You can tell right off the bat. She can handle a large class no problem. There is a plethora of parking underground too! The are two studios. They are pretty big with a mirror wall. There are plenty of dumbbells, blocks, straps, and mat spray. Mats, towels, water is available for a few bucks. There are 3 shower stalls in the men's locker room but only one urinal and porcelain throne. Theres always tissues, mouthwash, lotion, and deodorant readily available which I find very rare. read more

Keep in mind that I've been going during their soft opening, and they are still new. I love working out hard and I really hope there's a hot fusion class at 6:15 m-f. Or a c3 class or sculpt again. I understand that it's a new studio, but I really think a 6:15 class would be nice if I were to ever miss the 6pm class because I would never want to wait until 730 for the next one. 4.5 stars for now because it needs more classes! The cost for this studio is very expensive. However, this is my yoga chain so far. I love the heat and the amount of work I have to put into my hour of yoga. I walk out of class sore and broken (when I take c3 and sculpt in HB). I am sure I will walk out of Pasadena like that too. Work out, eat crazy, and yoga. read more

Its a great clean studio and good teachers. I think this review is more for the management/corporate/ teachers but as , I've been a yogi for 6 years now and been a corepower yogi for 3 of them , I've taken all the classes with all the regular teachers in Pasadena, studio city and sherman oaks, but after a while, the flows seems to be repeated and most of the exercises like for upper body are repeated, which not makes it as fun anymore. I know there are certain weeks, corporate likes to integrate to their yoga studios a certain focus on a exercise/stretch/body, which is great but MANAGERS please have a monthly online meeting with your teachers to be a more creative with their exercises and MUSIC! most of them are great with this, creative sequences and music emphasis: *** Yelp peeps let me give you a list of my fav teachers: in no significant order theyre all amazing !(SCULPT, HPF,) Pasadena 1. Brianna 2. Joel 3. Maize 4. Kristin Mu. 6.Stephanie F. 7.Bradley Bo 8.Holly 9.Carly AND PLEASE keep having HPF classes, some of your teachers are slacking off on their timing of the sequences,they go by too quick and not allowing us to hold on to the poses :( : and the HEAT IS SO LOW to consistently ! PLEASE KEEP HPF HOT! , last class i took i barely sweat there you go yogis, def go and try it , its totally worth it, hope this helps read more

I love CorePower Yoga! It is good for your mind, body, and soul. When I first went to CPY, I absolutely enjoyed the classes because it was not only good strengthening and toning of my body, but the way the instructors spoke throughout the class was just so uplifting and positive. I would feel so refreshed and happy after class. This might sound lame, but I felt like a better person afterwards. I was more cheerful, happier, more positive, etc. I would recommend any and everyone to go to CPY and try it out for a free week! You've got nothing to lose! Also, they give you a free class for your birthday too! I did not go for a while and recently returned. I have gone to two classes so far, and I was a bit disappointed because the classes were not as 'spiritual' as they were in the past. Maybe it was just the particular instructors that I had. The staff is incredibly welcoming and friendly. The facilities are great! Parking is free underground, which you can access from Dayton St. read more

I tried yoga a couple years ago and wasn't a fan. It was way to slow for me as I found myself almost dozing off and not breaking a sweat. My usual choice of exercise is basketball or more fast paced, sweat dripping, and heart pumping induced exercising. However, my friend wanted to try core power yoga and I'm always up for new things. She told me she found a Groupon deal for core power as it was an offer to spend $25 to get a $75 gift card I believe? I don't know how she found it because I haven't seen it since. So we went and ended up getting told we get an unlimited free week for your first time. I tried the beginners class C1, and much to my surprise I kind of liked it. I liked the whole yoga vibe. The uplifting positive vibes that the instructor shares. I also really liked how you can easily tell core power creates a good community for you, as a lot of the people knew each other. The class I went to for this one was super small so the class was pretty filled. (First door on the left). I recently went again after my free week and ended up being a random free class on Saturday? It wasn't suppose to be, but the employees said since it was showing up as free on their system she wasn't going to charge anyone. So pretty excited about that! I went to a yoga sculpt class (with Kristin) and it was PACKED. It was the second room so it was a bit bigger, but I'd suggest you go early to get settled in (grabbing your weights and block) and at least get a spot. The yoga sculpt class is what made really want to buy a pass. I loved how it implements yoga and weights and added heat. It will definitely kick your butt and you'll feel so good after the class because you literally sweat out everything. So ... do I have a membership? No.. I thought about it and I came super close to it, but their prices are just way to high. It's $89 for ONLY the first month and then $155 per month.. that's roughly $1,800 a year. I love their vibe they do promote a community and have clean lockers... but $1,800? Also, if you don't have a mat, that will be $2 to rent. If you forgot water, another $2. If you forgot a towel (and you will need a towel) another $2.. so a very expensive gym.. so with my $75 gift card, I'll just opt for the $25 per class and keep my LA fitness pass which I think is $30 per month and offers a bunch of different types of drop in classes. For this location there is an underground free parking garage. It's on the corner of Dayton and south Pasadena and you'd want to park in the retail spots. You just need to go up one level in the elevator and you'll see signs, and it will be on your left right outside. There's also a parking structure on Green for 90 mins free. (Across from Bucca). read more

My only knowledge of yoga prior to this was a few classes at YogaHop down the street, which was hot-ish yoga (85 degrees), a traumatic experience at a legit HOT yoga in LA, and the personal mantra of "namaste in bed". That being said, I LOVE CPY; it's exactly the balance I was looking for to pair with my vigorous weight training and HIIT every other day of the week. I have always had issues with engaging my core and often find myself slouching at my desk with pinching back and shoulder pain; CPY has taught me through sharp breathing techniques and flow of movement, to properly engage and tighten my core to support my body in a more efficient way. I have mainly done Sculpt, which is where yoga meets weights; it is more challenging for me with the flows and then I get to incorporate my favorite, weights!! You will absolutely get your sweat on between the heat and the added humidity from everyone's energy and breathing. Instructor faves are Mark, Holly and Kristen; they kick your butt but are so namaste about it ;) First week is free, who could ask for more? read more

I did the one week free trial at this studio and I have to say that I really like this studio. Instructors are all very friendly. Free parking. Locker room is clean and smells nice. I'm a fan of the heated workout rooms -- although I haven't tried the hot yoga session. Yoga Sculpt is a great workout and Core Power Yoga gives me a nice stretch I feel that I might like to try more advance poses that are not being taught here, but I will definitely love to come back and practice here. This really is a nice studio. It's actually great for people that just started doing yoga. I like that the instructors would take the time to go around and fix people's poses. read more

I love cpy. Parking is great. I started with c1 then made my way to c2.i try and do 3 to 4 c2 classes per week. Will soon start yoga sculpt. Did a 30 day challenge in January and I was hooked. Can't say enough good things about the studio. Being a guy I don't ever really experience the traffic jam in the showers or changing areas. My favorite instructors are Maggie, Jason, Jennifer, Bradley, and Joel read more

Beautiful flows, safe, lovely, strengthening, empowering.,. Every class leaves me energized and wanting more.

I'd like to start by saying I haven't enjoyed yoga classes in LA, but was open to keep trying places. I got ClassPass to see if any studios near my home were a good fit for me. First class I had at this location was totally fine. Second time I came by, I was trying to sign in at the front. Something that went completely smooth first time around. Two women were behind the counter. One was my instructor for the hour. I asked if there was still time for me to join in on the class and they both started laughing at me. I gave my name, and again, they were both laughing at me as I tried to go into the locker room and they wouldn't let me. I am not a sensitive or paranoid person. They literally were laughing because I didn't know the procedure with signing in. Last time I was there, I was instantly greeted and called by name and was told to walk into the locker room to change. I told them, "I don't know what's so funny, it's only my second time here. I gave you my name, what else do you need?" Their laughs stopped once they saw anger in my face. It RUINED the class for me, I was so annoyed and tried my best to focus anyway. I canceled all my other classes at CorePower Yoga. I manage a strength training studio myself, I would NEVER laugh in someone's face who is asking questions. When someone walks in the door you give them good customer service, period. read more

Studio might be nice but it's so disorganized I had a terrible experience. I booked on ClassPass and despite having arrived 15 min early, I missed the class due to street parking in the area being an absolute nightmare/nonexistent. Turns out they have a lot on another street, which they neglect to mention in the parking section on the classpass app. I tried calling them but their number connects you to their head offices in Denver making it impossible to talk to a human to ask a simple question. Overall I can't speak to the classes but I recommend you save yourself the hassle. A good studio should give you the info you need to make getting to class easy and stress-free. read more

Love this studio. Classes and teachers are the best. Very clean, calm and happy place.

Pretty miserable experience here. I'd never been to the studio before, and I've only ever done yoga twice in my life a long time ago. My boyfriend loves the studio so I figured I'd give the beginners class a shot. Worst. Idea. Ever. First of all, parking was insanely hard to find. I finally grabbed a spot, and I was exactly on time to class. But, they had already locked the door. Who does that? No one was around, so I stood outside knocking for another 10 minutes, which made me extremely late. The two women at the front desk were incredibly rude, but I finally did get into the class. The instructor stood at the back of the room yelling out poses with absolutely no examples. How is a beginner supposed to follow that? I've hardly done yoga before, how am I supposed to know what that means? Everyone else seemed to be an expert at what they were doing, and I felt incredibly embarrassed and out of place. I ended up leaving 20 minutes in because I was just sitting on my mat not knowing how to follow. Do not expect any guidance from the instructors here. I wasn't sure what to do, so I asked the front desk women for advice. Again, they were nothing but rude. I work in customer service, and this is never how you treat clients. I will absolutely never be back. read more

This review includes months of "research" in the making, so I am very confident in my 5-star rating. Note that there is a huge diversity of styles, preferences, and priorities when it comes to your yoga practice, and I prefer more active vinyasa and power yoga-type flows than other types (such as hatha or Bikram). Over summer 2016, I took advantage of sample classes/days/weeks at almost every single gym, yoga studio, and pilates studio, and barre studio in Pasadena and ended up very eagerly purchasing a black tag membership at CorePower Yoga. If you're curious about this studio, I HIGHLY recommend that you try out CPY's free week of unlimited yoga. THE CLASSES: I have yet to have a class I did not enjoy and feel challenged/rejuvenated by at CPY. There are tons of classes every day to fit your schedule, and each of them is awesome. I attended CP2, Yoga Sculpt, and Hot Power Fusion classes during my sample week, and each of them was great. Unlike a lot of other studios I've been to, the different types of classes actually seem to be really consistent regarding their focuses and challenge levels. For example, if you go to a Sculpt class, you will be sculpted. If you go to a CorePower level 2 class, it will be more challenging than a level 1. At the same time, if you're just trying to go to a class that fits your schedule, any class will offer a good workout. I love power yoga because you're constantly moving and you're focusing on strength. I also really love how in most of my classes, the instructor has set aside time for us to work on one particular challenging pose. They show you how to approach the pose based on your current level, and it's just a fun and challenging time. Power yoga can sometimes sacrifice form, which can lead to injury, but the instructors are really good about helping people adjust their form throughout the class. Also, I've been to some studios where instructors WOULD NOT STOP TALKING or on the converse, did not provide enough instruction. CPY's instructors are clear, challenging, and helpful, but let you stay focused on your practice. THE AMENITIES: Free parking in the garage underneath the building (enter through Dayton). The studios are always clean, smell-free, and well-maintained. No mysterious grit on your bare feet as you walk around. The locker rooms are small but well maintained. You can ask for a lock at the desk, there are showers, and the ladies' room is stocked with basics like tampons if needed. There is a water fountain and bottle fill station. Most of the classes are heated to some degree, and the heating system is super legit. It's not loud like some other places, and it hasn't been broken any of the times I've been. I always leave dripping with sweat and feeling like I can conquer the world. PRICE: Y'all, working out in Pasadena/LA is not cheap. But if you're like me and cannot motivate yourself to work out at home or in a weight room all by your lonesome, this membership is about the median price to gyms/studios across the city and TOTALLY WORTH IT. If you include yoga in your exercise routine at least a few times a week, the black tack membership (unlimited classes) is definitely worth the price. BONUS: For us students, there is a student discount! I was shocked that almost every other studio I sampled did not have student discounts... don't you know how stressed AND poor we are?? ENVIRONMENT: Yoga is both a personal and communal practice, and it's awesome to take a class where an experienced instructor is guiding you and where everyone is being generous to themselves and to each other. I am *not* a super fit-type svelte LA person. I work out for my mental health and to support my pizza-based diet. But I feel totally comfortable at CPY both in my body and my ability level. CPY lets you flow and grow. If CPY made the following improvements, I'd give it 6 stars if I could: - Allow black tag members to bring a friend a few times a year (maybe once a month) for free! I think that would be a great way to expand the customer base, because I totally get being intimidated by going to a new yoga studio (or even trying yoga for the first time) by yourself. Let us preach for you! - Have some sort of locker rental system. I live within running distance to this studio, and I'd love to be able to run to the studio and have my mat/towels/etc already there. Otherwise, I have to drive with all my stuff. CorePower Yoga Pasadena, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship. read more

This is a great studio and appreciate the underground free parking. If you know Pasadena like I do, you DO NOT want to park on the street! Meter guys on bikes will race to your car like they are competing in the Tour de France to write a ticket for being 45 seconds past your allotted time. Instructors are all wonderful and motivating. I personally enjoy the candlelight yoga classes because it's pitch dark and you can't really see yourself in the mirror thus making it more challenging. I've been dancing ballet for many years and naturally flexible but you don't have to be for yoga. The heat helps with that and sweating but I always feel so accomplished, clean on the inside and relaxed after a class. read more

Friendly staff, Very clean, Great studio space and parking is easy. Can't wait to go back.

This is the review of teacher Tanya's class at core power in Pasadena. All teachers I have had at core power ask students to privately raise their hand if they don't want adjustments. Tanya does not do this. The first time I took her class she grabbed my back ankle lifted it and twisted inward. I screamed in pain and told her it doesn't bend that way. She walked off without saying sorry. Second time I accidentally took her class and watched in horror as she just adjusted everyone willy nilly and assumed implied consent. After class I asked her if she could talk. She put her hand in my shoulder and asked me what's wrong. The irony was thick as I asked her how she knew if students wanted adjustments as she never asks them like others do. She looked annoyed as she said she knows everyone and their okay with it. I informed her last time she didn't know me, assumed wrongly that I wanted adjustments and hurt me. Her their was busted. She looked more upset. She then said she doesn't give many adjustments. I informed her that it only takes one unconsenting adjustment to hurt or offend someone. She then TURNED HER BACK AND WALKED OFF. I informed her that it's hard to have a dialog if she walks off on top of being rude. She said she had 15 min to close up. I told her she had time to talk but once the conversation gets difficult she suddenly doesn't? She rolled her eyes at me. I went home. I sent a complaint to corporate. I'm writing this review in hope that no one else gets unwanted rough adjustments from egotistical handsy Tanya again. Is it really that hard to ask students like every other teacher? Is it that to say sorry I assumed you wanted adjustments please forgive me for hurting you? I dunno. I hope this review helps others. If you just want to do yoga and not have a weirdos hands on you just know your not alone and avoid Tanya. Core power is awesome, just not this teacher. read more

I love this location and this team. Reminds me of my home studio in Miami. All instructors are great and the music is always amazing in class. Studio is very clean and organized and LOVE when they host community events like "Namaspa Day" at the Langham hotel. They seem to give a lot back to the community which is really inspiring, and makes being a member of this studio that much more special. read more

This is a great studio. There are some awesome teachers here who are clearly passionate about their practice. read more

Went to the 6am heated C1 with Christine. Unfortunately no instructor showed up to teach the class. I'm super bummed because usually Corepower is great but this left a sour taste in my mouth. read more

I love this studio! I recently moved back into town from Salt Lake City where I was a member. This studio is clean, the staff is nice and the classes are challenging but the instructors are motivating! I love the high energy of the sculpt classes and the movement in C2 classes! The biggest thing I miss from my previous CorePower studio is a cold towel at the end of class! In especially hot classes the thought of a cool, oils infused towel got me through. Would love to see this studio incorporate that. read more

Took a hot yoga class for the first time & it was definitely an experience to remember! The instructor told a story while guiding the class. It was super cool and I would definitely do it again :) There were a few poses that were difficult to execute, but the atmosphere was very calm & not judgemental at all. I absolutely loved it & highly recommend anyone to go if they have free time to relieve stress. read more

Such friendly, enthusiastic instructors who are genuinely eager to teach the best classes possible! The locker room is kept very clean and studios are spacious. read more

Love this place.. Finally found my Zen. Namaste.

Janine's yoga sculpt class though! I almost died in class today. Just the way I like my workouts. Fantastic instructor.

I'm so happy they finally opened a Pasadena location! I used to go to Studio City for classes but that was about a 35 minute drive. The studio is clean just like the other locations I've been to (Del Mar, Studio City, Aliso Viejo, and Sherman Oaks). Apparently there is a parking structure around the corner that offers 90 min free, but I just parked in front and fed the meter a couple of bucks. Sometimes I'm lazy like that lol. I bought a 10-class pass for $195. This works out better for me than a monthly membership since I only do hot yoga 2 - 3 times a month. Hot yoga = happiness! read more

I was in a weird funk that kickboxing and the gym didn't seem to resolve so I went in last minute to try a class and it was amazing! Felt like the instructor somehow read me and helped me let things go that I hadn't realized were on my mind. I did the 1 week free trial and I plan to buy a package after. 90 min free parking on Delacey. If u forget a mat or towel u can rent it there. Can't wait for class tonight! read more

Free yoga for a week! After coming to this studio for a few months I've realized its one of the best studios I've ever been to! Having taken a lot of classes from different teachers I've noticed every teacher is nothing short of kind and caring! Every class I learn something new and the studios always look impeccably clean! Thanks CorePower Pasadena! read more

First time *ever* going to any yoga class or really attempting more than Warrior pose which I only know (hilariously) as part of the Wii Fit regimen. I was initially concerned that this studio would be on the more advanced end and I wouldn't be able to keep up but I had a good time being thrown into the C1 COURSE (Foundations) taught by ALEX DIEHL. Although it was quick paced, it had good transitions or repetitions where I felt like once I got the visual example or was walked through from Alex at the front I could follow along. There were people of all levels in the class so it also helped to be surrounded by a diverse group of experience so I can peak over and make any self-corrections or adjustments based on a more advanced position. I am sure I was not doing everything right but even pushing my body or stretching as far as I could or learning how to properly (and in what order or direction) I should be stacking my joints was really worthwhile. Because of the flow of the class and the instruction from Alex I felt the hour passed by in moments. I quickly let go of all stressors or worries from my work week as well as feeling more grounded or just relaxed in body and mind then I had in weeks. The studio was super clean and intimate which I really appreciated and tracks with the practice of Yoga/vinyasa and mindfulness I got from the class. The staff is super friendly including the female receptionist who signed us up/checked us in. Since I was new to the studio they offered a free trial week as well as a free towel and mat rental which helped since I was expecting to need to pay for either of those just having come properly dressed. Alex was one of the best and clearest teachers I've had compared to the many (non-yoga) workout courses I've taken. I definitely will seek out his class scheduling for the future since he's absolutely the right mix of communicative, alert and attentive to needs or adjustments but also explaining poses or why he is choosing those transitions. It was a great course overall that pushed me further than I expected and also cemented my interest in continuing to take foundation courses until I can move onto C2/C3, hot yoga courses or I'm especially interested in the Sculpt courses since I often weight lift. There is free parking in the garage under the building (enter on Dayton, retail parking free) read more

I've been going to core power for years, and while I love the other locations, this is by far my favorite. Everyone is super friendly and theres probably only one instructor I don't like. The teachers give adjustments and really good reminders throughout class about breathing and keeping your core tight. The studio is clean and there's free parking. Really nothing negative to say, except that the 7:30 class is WAY too crowded and the blocks needs to be cleaned. Other than that, really great studio, instructors really kick your ass (in a good way) and I love coming here :) read more

Teachers are always friendly and welcoming. Lots of classes to chooose from. The studio is always spotless

Great staff. Good facilities. Excellent classes. :)

CPY is a must! I'm new to the practice & also new to the city of Pasadena. My co worker had been raving about CPY so I decided to get the free week trial + the groupon for a month of unlimited classes! After my 3rd class in 1 week - I am hooked! I've done C1 and C1.5 with Emily, Melinda & Alex. All three instructors were great! The staff is so friendly here & answer all your questions to make you feel welcome. The sessions are the perfect length of time with the right amount of transitions and poses. Although I am fairly new to the practice, I have done yoga before but stopped for a long time. This IS the studio for me! The instrumental music is uplifting and catchy, but not disturbing during sessions. It's motivating and the instructors are there to help guide you through each pose. The studio itself is clean and well maintained! It is a smaller studio but I have no complaints bc I like the intimate setting and small class sizes. 90 minute free parking. Right in the heart of Old Town. I would recommend arriving at least 5-10 minutes to secure a good spot in class if you have a preference. They also lend out locks for the lockers on a first come first serve basis. You can rent towels/mats. They also have a good selection of merchandise to buy. I especially love the peaceful and relaxing vibe this studio gives off and the friendly people. I don't feel intimidated during my practice but feel that I'm in a safe environment where I can better learn and grow myself. Thanks CPY! read more

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Amazing, encouraging class with Jennifer this morning. It was my first and class and though it was a beginners class, I still got a great workout! The studio space is beautiful and clean with full service lockers, bathrooms and showers. Free water available and mats and towels for rent. The instructor, Jennifer, was by far the best part of my class because she was so supportive, encouraging and hands on. Her class was set at a good pace and she helped students make adjustments to reach their full potential. I'm a Classpass member and considering paying for a full member package here. read more

Joanna was working the front desk and at 5:32 told me that she had to clock out so I either needed to buy the clothes I wanted to try on or I needed to leave. Mind you I was looking around at the clothes since 5:24 (according to my parking meter). There was no heads up or warning that she was going to have to go. I asked her if there was any way I could try on because I wanted to buy a few items and she said no I have to go. Clearly they do not care about customers or have any want to sell their products. I have never been asked to leave and to not purchase items. Better off going to actual fitness apparel stores. Core Power should just stick to yoga. NEVER AGAIN! read more

This place is amazing. They have free parking, clean locker rooms, and clean studios. Any session aside from the CorePower 1 and 1.5 are crazy intense (at least for someone new to yoga or working out). Those two are somewhat more bearable since they're intro classes, but they can still be a great workout. Even the 1.5 had me covered in sweat and I had to stop a couple times. The instructors are great and they really push you to be the best that you can be through encouraging words, hands on pose correction, and fanning you off. I'm glad that they're also considerate of people not wanting to be touched, and make sure to ask everyone if they're comfortable with that or not. read more

I've taken two classes there so far with my free trial week pass (yoga sculpt, and core power 1). I love love love this place. Everyone there is so friendly, and although as a newbie I struggled at some points during the classes, I felt GREAT after and even the next day. I love the fact that they have a nice locker room/shower there, would make it easier to go before work. Also, parking in old town can be hard and expensive, but they offer free parking in a garage around the corner- huge plus. Highly recommend. read more

Love the c2 classes, like all the teachers but really love a couple in particular. I also enjoy yoga sculpt to get some strength training in! Really comfortable, friendly, welcoming studio. read more