CPY 2 with Jona was so good! Loved his flow, and how we warmed up slowly but gradually progressed to more advanced poses. Room was HOT, just like I like it. They have lockers and three showers available. BYO mat, towels and water. Mat rents are $4, towels are $2. Only thing is class was absolutely filled to the brim, and there were certain areas of the room that caved downwards, making it awkward for whomever ends up in that spot. I was by the wall, and couldn't fully extend for several of my poses due to lack of space. So if there's one recommendation for the studio, it would be to limit the number of students to create a more enjoyable environment for the students that are there. read more

CorePower Yoga - NoPa - Yoga Near Me - San Francisco, California

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The instructors here as well as the front desk/locker/washroom services are nothing but great! The only concern I have is the actual studio - the layout is not the best and it can be extremely crowded with mats almost touching each other all over the class. That being said the actual classes are a great workout and I would like to try out the other locations for perhaps a better layout! It can be a bit tricky to find the front door at first and I watched a lot of people lost and confused outside so beware of that! read more

This studio is really small and cramped, especially in the locker area. The room has several poles and angles, so it's not one big open space. It gets crowded in between classes especially if the classes are full. The schedule is pretty populated and the location is convenient, but if you can make it to Hayes or Duboce it's a better experience. read more

Small and short ceiling. But that's not the issue- the issue is they over fill the classes. Almost impossible to have a relaxing and effective practice specially if you're a girl and A GUY is exercising next to you at peak hours. Got this super obnoxious guy's sweat on my mat the other time cause he was exercising too intensely without caring there's someone else exercising right next to him in such a TINY space. I almost threw up. Had to leave the class early. Classes that starts between 5pm-7pm are the WORST given everyone wants to go to class after work. It's sad because sometimes the teacher I like teaches between those hours, but it gets so over crowded that I prefer to do yoga at 8:30 PM with another teacher. It's not really convenient for me to go to yoga that late but I don't want someone's gross sweat on my mat when I came to rewind and relax. If you can attend to the later classes do it or else you'll have the most tense 1 hour practice. OR just go to another CorePower location. This one SUCKS. Seriously they need to limit the number of people for each class given the all-access membership is $220.. read more

Not good is an understatement. I read the reviews before booking the 9 AM class and figured the chances that I would have a bad experience would be low. Can it really be that bad? Yes, it can really be that bad. Reservation instructions said to arrive 15 minutes early, and although I've been to CorePower Yoga before, I decided to show up early since I'm visiting SF, and this is my first time at this location. Arrived at 8:45 AM. Waited outside for 15 minutes ringing the doorbell before I realized I had spoken too soon and was falling victim to a bad experience like all the other yelpers described. What's the point of directing guests to your other door and advising them to ring the doorbell if you aren't going to answer it? There were no other instructions on how to enter the studio, and on top of that, you get a glimpse into the studio where you see an active class going on. When I finally got ahold of a customer service representative, she told me that individuals were showing as checked in. I mean, did they go right through me? Am I a ghost? There was no possible way for them to slip by me since I was standing right in front waiting. Whatever the case, I will never be coming back to this studio. I don't care how good the instructors are. Do better, CorePower. If you're wondering, is it worth taking the chance? It's not. Just go to the location in Duboce. read more

So happy there's a new neighborhood CPY! It was easy to spot driving by with the pretty window art in brand colors. I attended the first Saturday morning Yoga Sculpt class. Staff was friendly and smiling. Yay! Brand new dumbbells and everything stacked nicely, hopefully members do their part to keep it that way. I like how the spaces in studio 1 were numbered so it's clear for people who come in later where they can settle in. However, due to the staggered spacing in the back left corner, during the supine twist stretch, I had a foot in my face . The instructor, Mira, came to assist me with that stretch so I forgot about the space-invading foot. Thanks Mira:) It is a smaller studio, so it was a bit crowded in the hallway and locker area after class. Next time I'll bring less stuff and maybe not need a locker. Thank you, CorePower Yoga read more

CorePower Yoga - NoPa - Art by @sergegayjr - Yoga Near Me - San Francisco, California

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AMAZING yoga studio in the city! The teachers are friendly, helpful, respectful, and SO talented and experienced. You will always get a good work out in especially if you take a sculpt class. I never regret coming in to this studio. My only wish is that the space were bigger so that more people could join the classes. Big shout out to Jordan, Vibha, and Talia for always kicking my butt in the best way! I love sweating with you guys xoxo read more

The management for this building is horrible the door are locked on the dot. No front desk or customer service beside corporate. My friend was also not able to use her membership. Place is the definition of a scam. Better places around sf that are more accommodating for their clients and have more instructors and space read more

Small studio but the teachers are simply the best :) So welcoming and such a lovely environment.

I've only been to this studio but this was the worst workout I've ever been to. Studio is tiny and I had less than six inches between my mat and my neighbors' which is definitely not COVID safe. The heat was blasting at 95 degrees despite the class not being hot yoga. I felt dizzy and uncomfortable. Only redeeming quality (and the reason for two stars and not one) is I got a refund for the class. Maybe the other Core Powers are better but definitely don't go to this one. read more

Really not a fan of this studio. Drove out to try this studio for a Sunday night class, spent at least 15 min looking for parking, finally found parking a few blocks away, got to the studio about 2 minutes after class and was locked out. Nobody was answering the phone, and nobody was answering the doorbell either (was the doorbell there for decoration?). Should've just stuck with my yoga classes at equinox. read more

I'm a huge fan of CorePower but this location is awful. The layout of the room is disorienting and distracting. I think management could definitely find a way to resolve the ramp cutting off half the room. At the class I went to, the teacher's mic was very off so it was hard to hear the instructions - something I've never experienced at the other studios but could have been a one-off instance. At the end of the day, it is yoga and any CorePower class is better than none so I'm glad it is convenient for the those in the neighborhood or if this is the only time that works for you. Just wanted to give people a heads up before going in so you don't let it ruin your class. If this is your first time trying a class, I recommend trying a few different CorePower studios to get the idea of it. I really do love their style of hot yoga. Namaste read more

I was really excited that CorePower decided to open up a studio in NoPa but I'm a little disappointed by my first experience there. The studio is really small. There's only one studio - and it has a bizarre layout. The locker area is a tight squeeze too and the bathrooms/showers are pretty packed in there. When I head to a yoga class, the last thing I want to feel is claustrophobic but this studio makes me feel that way. I also don't like that the studio faces the street without blinds. It's a little awkward to be holding a pose and having people stare in at you from the street. I also witnessed on my visit that there was a live complaint from a neighbor upstairs regarding noise - so not sure if they're going to keep the music down on future classes. Unfortunately, I probably won't be returning to this studio. I much prefer Duboce or the Marina studios! read more

I like that this studio is new and nice. I like that the studio also has personal bathrooms, however, the space is sooooooo cramped. I feel pretty claustrophobic whenever I enter the space. The locker area is poorly set up, the area is always crowded and you can't easily get your things in or out. The studio has a decent amount of space, but for having only a single studio, that also makes it a pretty hard sell for one of my favorite CPY studios. Instructors are sweet though, so that's a plus! read more

I am so glad there's a NoPa location and I hope they keep it around for a long time! So many "boutique" fitness places are concentrated downtown, and it's great having this NoPa studio around. The studio is indeed smaller than other CorePowers, but I find there's always enough space to move around, even when class is fully booked. It's also very clean, which helps it feel more spacious. I've done yoga in various other packed classes though, so perhaps I have less of a tendency than others to feel claustrophobic. Sad to see this studio has an average 3 star rating, especially because there's a 1-star rating that is really dragging this place down unnecessarily. To the person that left it -- parking is bad in essentially every neighborhood in SF. Of course it sucks to arrive late to a class because of parking issues, but that's not CorePower's fault, bad parking is a downside of living in this entire city. Also, most yoga studios that I have been to (not just CorePower) will lock the door even if you're 1 minute late to class. It's because people walking in late, unrolling their mats, and making noise at the beginning of the class is disrespectful to the people who arrived on time, especially because yoga is meant to be a meditative experience. It's also because the person checking you in is always the instructor teaching the class, so if they waited for every late person, it would start the class late for everyone. I would recommend this studio for anyone who lives close to it -- I'm thankful for it and it's really helped me get into better mental and physical shape after being at home for so long during COVID. My only gripe is that it's a bit pricey, but that does not change that the quality of the experience, teachers, and classes is top-notch -- all of that is 5 stars for sure. read more