Chad was amazing teacher his flow was steady and soothing highly recommend going to his class!

U would have a perfect 5 stars if Karens didn't have poor attitudes towards potential customers that are literally downstairs minding their own business. Idk why all the way from the top of her business she can "smell" us smoking downstairs. Yes we just came out of the smoke shop to use the atm? Didn't know smoking was illegal in cali mam. This is why y'all only get one customer per session. Just saying. I ain't even ur customer and yet you're complaining ab the business of a smoke shop. Bruh ur smelling the smoke shop atp and work somewhere else if a smoke shop bothers you. Okay? Oh, and ur weave needs shampooing you look oily mam. read more

Love this location! Great how many studios there are inside. Great open space. My favorite classes are the Monday 545 pm sculpt with Sophie! She's absolutely incredible and does a great job doing new sequences and engaging with the class. 10/10 music too. Can't wait to try more classes! read more

This CorePower has 3 studios and plenty of classes throughout the day. All the instructors are great and really make you feel like a community. Make sure you arrive earlier at this location because parking can get tough. Other than that I recommend CorePower for a great physical and mental workout. read more

REVIEW OF C1 CLASS @ 1230 CHECK-IN Nora was great and check-in for the first class of the free trial week was a breeze :) LOCKER ROOM 3 showers stocked so you don't need to bring anything :) Plenty of lockers. Overall it was pretty clean. Urinal area didn't smell too fresh. Dirt in the corners reveals maybe it's been a minute since a deep clean occurred. STUDIO & HEAT Nice and streamlined. During my class which was 3 athletes total, one of the people wanted the door open so it never got hot - the class is not marketed as a heated class so that's ok. However I did not like the door open as you could hear all the parking lot sounds and conversations of people walking by - I could NOT get "into it" :::cry::: THE C1 CLASS Marketed as their entry level class. Hardest pose we did was crow. Music matched the vibe. A little too chill and quiet for my taste. Again this is the intro class so I'm not docking any stars cuz of this. Just sharing so you know :) OVERALL OK - def recommend C2 or above if you have done yoga before. read more

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I participated in a free Yoga class sponsored by CorePower Yoga and Epic Brewery on 9-16-23. Angel the instructor was amazing. He walked around to insure he had a good view of all the attendees giving them tips and encouragement. He was informative on form, spirituality and self-improvement. Thank you for inspiring me to join a studio. I normally swim, walk and weight train but today I feel every muscle I worked on yesterday. I was visiting from Reno, NV. read more

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The Hottest in town! True Yoga Jedi run wonderful healing, Spirit cleansing, mind illuminating, body enhancing journeys of awesome! Class variations for every taste with supporting positive motivational guidance. I started for pleasure now love the lifestyle deep to the Core! read more

Ella was fantastic, energetic, engaging and attentive. I loved everything, from her way of presenting each move to the music selection. Easily one of the most impactful experience that I have had in a yoga sculpt session. Thank you Ella, and thank you CorePower Yoga! read more

Starting tomorrow no more masks!!!!!! This location is great, 3 studios, awesome instructors. The studio is clean although it's getting a bit run down. It has clearly been well loved. My only real complaint is the parking lot. The spots are teeny tiny!!!!!! Keeping my membership for now but considering going to Yoga 6 solely because of the parking. My car got hit pretty badly in the lot. Park at your own risk!!!!!! And namaste. read more

CorePower Yoga - Point Loma - Yoga Near Me - San Diego, California

Hot Yoga! First time- Incredibly accommodating staff/instructors, encouraging and let me understand my own body and go my own pace!!! No judgment or attitude from members!! No pressure, safe environment!! Clean, Clean, Clean!!! I'm Hooked!!! read more

Took the free-week deal (free week and you can go to any CorePower location during that week) and I'm just exploring the various classes CorePower has. At this location, I tried the CoreRestore class. At check-in, I met the instructor and she had a demeanor that was a little bit off to me, but in my head I thought it was just me being overly sensitive to first impressions or something haha. Anyway, the class itself. The premise of this class revolves on meditation, but was I able to meditate? Not really. The generator in the room was pretty noisy and there was something loud outside but the instructor left the window open. Also, the room was heated (the website states that this particular class is unheated). After class, a lady who also took the class informed the instructor that she was surprised that the room was heated (I was too), but the instructor was pretty defensive about it saying things like "it wasn't heated/the room is naturally warm." Girl, I swear I don't naturally start sweating just by doing child's pose lol. Anyway, I felt bad for the lady because she really was surprised and she addressed it in a calm manner (she was wearing long sleeves also). I wished the instructor at least double checked the thermostat to see the temperature of the room, but nope she remained standing behind the check-in desk with an "it is what it is" attitude. Based on previous reviews, it seems that the other classes here are stellar. I just recommend not doing CoreRestore at this particular location. read more

This studio is really nice. Really clean and spacious. I had 1 week free of corepower and preferred this location over the PB one which is closer to me. I took a couple of Loren's Wednesday 5:30 C2s and they were amazing. Her energy is super positive and uplifting, music was fire, I felt really challenged but also strong in her classes. Lots of variation and creativity in her flows that kept me engaged and excited for what was next. Unfortunately I didn't experience other classes other than a sculpt class I wasn't a fan of, but overall I liked this studio! read more

I am disappointed to even have to update this. I cancelled my membership immediately today when I realized that Andre Houle was no longer employed with CorePower. Over the last year and a half, I have become a truly loyal student of this, one- of- a-kind man. He actually uniquely and passionately embodies all aspects of the reason one would even practice Yoga. His energy and love for life is contagious. Its not enough to just go to any yoga class.... its the instructor that makes the class. He is not for every student, but he certainly is for many many students. I will not be coming back to CorePower so long as he is not teaching there. It is truly CorePower's loss, and Im grateful that I can still practice under him elsewhere. read more

I swear this Corepower keeps their rooms hotter than the ones in Northern California... Just went to one class while I was in town for the weekend. Corepower is pretty corporate/franchise-y, so it was easy to just drop into a class & know the drill. Fri 7:30 CP2 was not too busy. read more

This 5 star review goes out to Scott Phillips who teaches Hot power fusion. You are a one of a kind teacher. You brought out a fire in me today. I really appreciated your enthusiasm and keen knowledge of yoga. I will definitely be going back to your class. Thanks, Scott! read more

I tried CorePower for the first time in 2016, and it has been worth every penny since l- which is quite a lot of pennies! They train their teachers well to be a great balance of inspiring, motivating, and still somewhat hands off. I tried Yoga Sculpt as my first class- which I don't suggest. While the workout is great, it takes some getting used to the heat and humidity. If you haven't done classes like that before, start with a C2 or C1 to get a feel for the heat. No matter which class you do you will walk out drenched in sweat but feeling accomplished and revitalized. They do a great job helping you forget about the real world for an hour and focus on yourself. As far as their classes go, the black tag membership is really only worth it if you're going consistently twice a week, if you are going more totally worth it! If trying out, do a class package. As far as this location specifically there is free parking and you walk up the stairs, so the studio is nicely hidden from the street. read more

Okay. I didn't have issues with parking (although I came in on a Friday night when everyone wanted to do something other than yoga). The amenities here are nice....WAY nicer than CorePower Pacific Beach (which is the ugliest, stinkiest CorePower I've ever been to). The boutique is large and I was generously offered a lock for the locker room when I asked for one. As for the studio space...there's three of them and they're all decently sized. I was amazed. I thought it would be small like CorePower Hillcrest and PB. Nope, not here! The students here are not smiley and kinda rude. I smiled at two different people and they looked at me as if I was in their way. Whoa! Heat doesn't make you pleasant or nice, apparently. My teacher was very nice at least. As you probably already know, no one here has a strong yoga practice. C3 is better than C2 as far as challenge is concerned (you play with inversions and arm balances!), but it was still super easy. I encourage anyone to try it because it's not impossible to do (which is both good and bad depending on how you look at it, lol). Other than Hillcrest, this is the only CorePower studio that offers the C3 class. I've taken a lot of C2 classes at other CorePower locations, and no offense, but 90 percent of them were hardly challenging and very workout oriented...I kinda wish other CorePowers would offer C3 regularly like the Point Loma location, but maybe that's asking too much... And for those other people who said that Tabu is the worst teacher they've ever had...I totally agree, except I didn't take him here at this studio! :D Then again, given how most of the students can't even do a headstand away from the wall, my standards for CorePower are already low to begin with. Don't go to Tabu unless you are looking for a bootcamp-type workout, which is what he's known for and why so many CP "yoga students" love him. Overall, it's a decent CorePower studio, a lot better than I thought it was going to be. Try them if you are a CP aficionado! read more

Last night I had my very first yoga class! I am the most unbalanced person I know so you can probably understand why I was so intimidated and actually needed talking into to attend public yoga. But it was an incredible workout and I felt amazinggggg afterward. Sure I fell over a few times and the instructor came over to correct my alignment three times... But it truly does your body and mind a world of good. Every stress and worry I had went out the window when I focused on stretching and breathing, it was great! I highly suggest you check this place out, the staff was friendly and helpful, the dressing rooms were clean, all the students were respectful and nice! ALSO: your first week is free (no obligations) and they even offer beginners classes and hot yoga! They also rent mats and towels for $2 if you don't have one or forget. read more

Fun, sweat, jumping jacks, namaste all rolled into one. A variety of classes whether you want to stretch+practice your yoga moves or get rid of your hangover and sweat it out. This location seems like a pretty big one, has 3 rooms and they offer a huge selection of class times which is the best as everyone has different schedules and there is no excuse not to workout here. The instructors are well trained and all different types of personalities so I encourage you to try all the instructors and find your match. My only gripe is they could clean the studios and bathrooms better (they use volunteers so go figure no one is going to get down on their hands and knees for a deep clean). Wish they had better products too in the bathroom to use, seems like hospital soap and there is no lotion. Bring your own products if you are taking a shower here or no you will be taking a minimal bath. Overall, the focus is classes and they are fun. They also offer theme classes and specials so be on the lookout. read more

Yes, this place is expensive, but not for a great yoga workout. If you're looking for something that's more rigorous than regular yoga but bikram yoga makes you want to puke, this is the place. The rooms are heated to 95 for the C2 classes, which definitely makes things more strenuous, but not want to pass out. The addition of weights, rock music, or disco makes this place fun and different from a lot of other places. The place is very clean, modern and has showers for you to use. read more

Very conveniently located all around San Diego. Great instructors. New students get a week free of class at any of their locations. Its heated yoga, not bikram, which is defiantly better personally for me. I consider myself still a yoga novice even thou I've been doing on and off for a few years. The difference that i felt at Corepower, that the staff is very nice and attentive, the facilities and the yoga rooms are kept clean. There is no smell of any kind, the floors are laminated, no nasty carpets. There are a few different classes to chose from and you can go at your own pace. Yoga sculpt with weights is definitely hard core but you feel like you really exercising. Overall I'm pleased, just one backdraw is the price (around $120 per month). You can buy membership or pay as you go per class. read more

Tabu Sculpt class is awesome !! Been told this was a very challenging class so decided to try it . I'm a Muay Thai practitioner with training in Thailand which resembles to the hot temperature you'll feel at Tabu's class , the pace is fast and you'll be pushed hard . I never though I'd like it so much but it's just super fun , high energy and great workout . Keep in mind if your not in very good shape you will struggle ha ha but that's half the fun . Bring plenty of water and have a great time , it's easy to see why there is a cult to his classes read more

Love CorePower Yoga and I like how each studio is set up differently. While this studio isn't the closest to my location, I love the large size of the studio rooms here! read more

I have to compliment Ruth from the Point Loma location on her amazing customer service! I went in with a free week email - and let Ruth know that I had been to CorePower before but a few years ago...I had to freeze my package due to a back injury. Not only did Ruth find my old membership, she also found my unused classes from a few years ago...I had no expectations of this happening, but she went above and beyond my expectations. Thank you Ruth! You're professionalism and great customer service is greatly appreciated! - Amy :) read more

I love core power and i am an avid member But upon attending this location while on business. I must say, this location seemed stuck up, amd very inward and unwelcoming at the front desk. The energy i got from them was so insincere and lacked an enthusiasm and kindness i always experience at the other locations i attend. I took a sculpt with katelyn i believe was her name? And during class she just seemed judgemental and glaring instead of positive and encouraging. I just didn't like the feel here. And the weights in the room? Took away from the zen of the yoga room. Not good placement. read more

This is the WORST yoga studio I have ever been to. First, the vibe I got was that it was yoga for soccer moms, trophy wives, and hopeful wanna be soccer moms and trophy wives. Secondly, the whole place REEKED! Every inhale I took made me want to projectile vomit. Third, the place was so cram packed that I felt like a hen in a egg factory. I couldn't spread my wings without hitting the next chicken. Overall this place sucks. The work out was good. The hot yoga was intense and I was soaked in sweat, but if it was mine or just the collective cloud of grossness I can't say. Unless you like dirty, smelly, and crowds, DONT GO HERE! read more

If at all possible I would rate NO stars for this ridiculous place. After dealing with searching for a parking spot FOREVER and all the chaos outside of this place I walk in hoping for a great practice. WELL. LET ME EXPLAIN. The minute I walked in I felt like I was in high school. Two words for you Corepower: - "clicky" and competitive. So whatever. I go in and take Taboos sculpt class. Not only do they pack you in like sardines, the teacher TABOO OR TABU is by far the worst yoga teacher I've ever dealt with in my life (and human being). If you feel like being yelled at in your face or sat on while doing push ups, then fine. This is not anywhere near yoga is suppose to be. Yoga is not being in hell, it should make you feel good about your mind and body, while getting a positive workout. Well this class did the exact opposite. I went into this class in such a positive mood and walked out almost crying because of dealing with that dickhead. never ever EVER again would i go here. Filled with ridiculous people and prices. Sorry but I would rather fill my life with people that actually treat me with respect about my body and not make comments about my workout. Thanks for the learning experience. It really taught me that I would never want to be a teacher like him. (Yep, I'm in training to be a teacher.) read more

In another universe, I think I would love CorePower. But maybe all yoga studios are going this route, and it's totally disappointing. 1. Goddamn hot studios. I hate it. It's so freakin' distracting, wiping my sweat off every 30 seconds, and then slip-sliding around because I'm soaking wet from my own sweat plus the sweat splashing off the bare-chested men next to me. 2. Pre-formatted classes. When every student can predict what's coming next, that is NOT GOOD. You don't challenge your body, and you get really used to what you're doing and then you feel like you're conquering it but really your body is just plateauing. However, these are some things I like about CorePower. 1. Very luxurious atmosphere. The locker rooms have extra hairspray, tampons, etc. 2. Extremely CLEAN. They must wipe down the studio floors between classes because you never see a SPECK of dust anywhere. 3. Instructors are great instructors. However, they are NOT good front-desk people. They have no customer service skills, and get very quickly flustered when there are more than 3 people needing something. It's an interesting business plan: the teachers are also the front-desk girls. I guess it saves money but it also can cause a back-up of traffic, especially when there are 2 classes starting at the same time. 4. Yoga Scult is so freakin' cool, it's yoga with weights except it's SO PACKED and stuffy and extremely HOT that it's just unbearable. I love, love, love the format but I hate, hate, hate the actual class. Sigh. I can't be pleased. 5. Great deals to be found for CorePower. I got a gift certificate from my dear boyfriend for an unlimited month (valued at $150) but instead I used it when I found a coupon on groupon.com for 10 classes for $49. That's just insanely cheap. However a single class here is $17. Now that's preposterous. I can get a whole gym membership for $17 if I really tried. So my point is, don't pay full price. Search for, or wait for, the right deal. read more

CorePower instructors are friendly, knowledgeable, and always stay 30 minutes after class to ensure students have the opportunity to deepen their learning. CorePower facilities make it easy and pleasant to shower and prepare to go along with the day as usual. The locker rooms are always stocked with tampons, mouthwash, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. If you decide to try any of the classes that are heated, make sure to bring a grippy towel to avoid slipping all over your mat. I love the convenience that comes with being able to take any class at any CorePower with the black club membership. read more

I really really like CorePower. They have a multitude of classes to choose from (I love variety) and this one doesn't seem to get as busy as the one in Hillcrest. Parking is pretty easy and classes are perfectly heated. I've only been to this one a handful of times during a free trial period, but the instructors tended to be friendly but firm. The 3 stars may be a little unfair. I had given 4, but then remembered my last experience there. I was about to take a class (on the weekend, I think early afternoon) and the class was pretty small, about 6. That's nice for the students, since we have more than room to fully carry out our poses. But the intended instructor, whose name I can't recall, was complaining about how small the class was, and even had the nerve to ask the people in it if we would be willing to go to the other class that was being held (completely different type) so she could leave. (We didn't.) I mean, really now? The sense of entitlement that she eminated was very un-yoga like. Needless to say, I felt guilty for wanting to stay (as I'm sure the rest of the people did) and didn't enjoy my class very much. So, maybe that's not enough to take it down to 3 stars, but I think the management here probably needs to tell their staff that putting people in an uncomfortable position like that is a big no-no. read more

Meh, I just don't really like this place. Maybe I got hopelessly spoiled up at Sol Yoga, but this place just doesn't do it for me. First off, the other students all seem to have big chips on their shoulders. I'm a big fan of "ego-less Yoga", and I was kind of annoyed by the way other students were rambling to each other on their mats before class. Oh, that totally brings me to another peeve: practicing yoga in bright, sunny rooms full of chattering people isn't my cup of tea. I swear, I practically needed sunglasses during my late afternoon class. I also can't quite put my finger on it, but there's something about Corepower's style of yoga that just doesn't sit well with me. The facilities are nice, the bathroom/locker rooms are lovely, and the staff is friendly. I'm really disappointed that I disliked this place as much as I did, and that I'm still on the hunt for a new studio. read more

ok so... now that ive been to a variety of corepower locations around san diego, i get why this is the most popular one and why it was recommended so highly by multiple friends. this corepower is legit. huge space - the rooms themselves are large, and there are multiple rooms with different classes scheduled at the same time! i was a bit thrown when the front desk person asked if i was there for HPF or the C2 class. first time ive ever been given an option. and when i showed up I saw a room under construction - so im thinking there will soon be even more rooms to choose from?? crazy. this seems to be the location with the golden instructors...those people praised and followed around town. sadly, the ones i was told to attend didnt work in my schedule before my subscription ended...but the person i had was impressive and definitely showed me the contrast from other studios. this is a high energy location, attracting high energy students. its really quite inspiring...and if the energy and high intensity flow was there for a C2 class, I cant even imagine a Sculpt. word on the street is the Sculpt class with Tabu will demolish you :) i only got the opp to visit this studio once, but just with that 60 min experience I can say this is my favorite corepower location. i left that C2 class feeling super energized and pumped up. made me want to go to another class that evening, ha. has adjacent mirrored walls so you can check out your form in the side mirror -- that is so important to me. massive parking lot...its nice not to have to worry about finding parking. i hear the classes fill up quickly, but for a sunday early evening class, there was plenty of room. i highly recommend this location. read more

Corepower Yoga has changed my life. The first time I went, almost 2 years ago... I went crawling/crying back to Bikram because I took a C2 class. Many of CP's classes are vinyasa ones, where a lot of movement is to be had. Bikram is an 1 1/2 hour class of holding the same 26 postures in a row two times. I loved Bikram Yoga. I did not like 1 1/2 hour classes and being chastised for being at the front of the room and not always completely everysingleposture. CorePower's classes are generally an hour and heated, but not make-you-want-to-hurl-heated. So after 6 more months of maybe 2 or 3 times a week in a Bikram class, I decided to try CorePower again. Boy, am I glad I did!!!!!! I found the Hot Power Fusion class (a mix between a Bikram style and Vinyasa.) I found music to help me through it. I found teachers that encouraged me to position myself wherever the hell I wanted to and to take child's pose (resting posture) if I needed to. I could drink water when I wanted to. This was MY journey, not some journey someone else had in mind for me. I ended up taking advantage of their cleaning for yoga trade. I did that for 9 months and did a nutrition program and the teacher training program! It's almost my 2 year "anniversary" with CorePower Yoga and I'm happier, calmer, toner and (25 pounds lighter). This yoga helps to heal my injuries and for this I am eternally grateful. Start with a C1 class if you are new to yoga, or Hot Power Fusion is good for beginners, too. C1 has you moving a lot, HPF is more of a holding postures in more heat type of class. Purifying, inspiring... go get your free week, already! ;) read more

I love everything about this place except the excessive heat. The C1 classes have a more comfortable temperature, but they are beginner classes (not challenging). C2/C3 is definitely my pace-- but sometimes the heat is just too much (especially in the summertime). I would be soooooo ever grateful if they provided some C2/C3's at 85 degrees!!!! It would probably save them a little $$ with electricity too :) read more

I'm a huge fan of the intensity of Core Power Yoga. The heat makes the workout great. BUT...... I'm not a huge fan of the class size, the lack of help the teachers provide unless you're one of their regular "favorites", or the preformatted classes read more

Core power.. the franchise.. has yet to fail me! I've been a Corepower junkie and frequent the Hillcrest and PB locations often, so this Pt. Loma offers the same fantastic classes along but with a bigger studio and locker room. - Sunday Beginner's Class: Hey! It's free! This class is a great class to get a reminder on proper form and position. I am a C2 junkie, but its nice to have this beginners class to take your time on form and movement rather than - Wednesday C2 class w/ Tiffany: It's a good class. Tiffany has really great music and moves you along. This is a great location, although parking can be a challenge. They also do not sell the big Culligan water. Instead, they have a Aquafina vending machine that only takes quarters. So, bring water. All in all, another great location on a fantastic franchise of studios. read more

Really CPY?!? Really?!?. So many good teachers but just won't be the same without Tabu.

My friend goes here and invited me to go this weekend. Since I was a first timer, they have this wonderful incentive of letting you in for free for the first week. Even though I wasn't a SD res, they still let me in. Luckily, I was in a beginner's class since I am waaaaay out of shape and I didn't think the Yoga/Piyo class I took at 24 Hour Fitness way back when was going to get help me. But actually I must have had a decent instructor at 24 Hour because the course wasn't too, too different, just a bit smaller. I would call this is one of your modern/neo yoga, lots of modern music such as Jack Johnson. My instructor that night was super nice and supportive. Very encouraging. The place is clean. read more

Oh, where to begin! First off, they offer free beginner classes on Sundays and then offer one free week of yoga at ANY of their locations. If you've never done yoga, I recommend you start it off with the beginner classes just so you can catch the drift of things. Yes, the poses are going to get repetitive, but it's kind of the point. How are you going to move on to new poses without mastering the basics? I've been going for over a year now and still (need) work on those core poses. Amy O. is an AMAZING instructor. Take her Sculpt classes and feel the burn. This class incorporates weights to heated yoga. Get ready to sweat. Melissa S. is my favorite hot/hot power fusion instructor. During these classes the heat is up past 100 degrees. It gets intense, be prepared to push yourself more than you thought possible. Things to bring to class: - WATER! (or buy it there for $2....eeek!) - A large beach towel or two smaller towels to cover your yoga mat. It gets slippery when you sweat that much. Yoga mats and towels are available to rent for $1 or $2 Try it out. All you've got to lose is a pound or two of water weight. read more

this is a great location, they have multiple studios membership is expensive but I think it'd be a solid investment if you do a lot of yoga read more