CorePower Yoga

Awesome HPF by Woni. There is not one time when I leave this place without feeling absolutely amazing! Thank you guys!

Practicing here for the past couple of months has not only expanded my yoga practice but has also helped me get back into shape. This studio, along with its 2 sister studios (one on Henderson and the other on Preston), offers sculpting classes with weights, vinyasa flow (CorePower 1,2, and 3), and hot power fusion classes. Classes are heated, so be prepared to sweat!
Sculpting classes incorporate a light and heavy set of weights while you flow and involve intense cardio and squats in the mix. I always leave these classes drenched in sweat and feeling sore, but nevertheless more empowered! CorePower 1 classes are routine and not heated to the extent of other classes. I would recommend these classes for beginners or those who want to strengthen/​review basics as teachers go over proper technique for chatarangas, etc. CorePower 2 classes involve vinyasa flow at a heated temp. Each instructor has his/​her own signature and will usually set an intention or goal at the beginning of class. Hot power fusion, is somewhat structured as an abridged Bikram class at a less heated temp than a usual Bikram class. You will still sweat profusely, but this class is set to a more relaxing rhythm. All classes are set to ambient music, with the exception of sculpting classes (as expected to get you amped to pump some iron).
All the instructors are friendly and offer hands on adjustments, as needed, and will respect your space if you’d prefer not to be touched. The studio has 2 classrooms and is always well-​kept despite the numerous classes they offer. Download the app for easy access to classes, times, and instructors at each studio. The studio has separate locker rooms, showers, and other amenities for your convenience and is located in Mockingbird station. Parking can be a bit of a problem on some nights, as it shares a lot with Twin Peaks and other restaurants. Just be prepared to arrive early to give yourself adequate time to unwind and set up your space for a peaceful hour. Cheers yogis!

CorePower is a pretty solid mix of vinyasa and ashtanga, especially their C2 classes. For those of you looking to do more relaxation yoga, avoid the C2 classes — you’ll be sweating your butt off. The rooms are heated so you will be drenched in your own sweat from the heat and from you moving so much. If you’re at least familiar with poses, you can easily take a C2 class — just take modifications on the poses.
The studio itself is really nice — very «Dallas». They have separate locker rooms for men and women with showers, little cubbies and the works. The studio is definitely nicer than some of the other independent studios which is probably why their drop in rates are more expensive than the smaller studios throughout Dallas.
The instructors and staff are really nice and welcoming — practice is all about your flow and movement. They do have mirrors in their rooms which I personally have a love/​hate relationship with. It’s great that you can see yourself during practice to make corrections but it can also be a huge distraction because you may end up focusing on how you look versus how your body feels.
Definitely a great workout for those new and seasoned to yoga. Love the music selection although it deviates from what some consider «traditional practice». But as long as you’re having fun and working your body out the way you want to, who gives a damn?
P. S. after now attending a few Yoga sculpt classes… Oh my god that class kicks everyone’s ass. Take it and prepare to die a happy sweaty death.
P. S.S MJ’s yoga sculpt class is one of the hardest things I’ve ever taken in my life. It burns so good.

Best yoga studio I have ever been to. I have been going for three months and already feel more sculpted. The teachers are incredibly inviting, encouraging and motivating. Wide variety of classes and instructors makes it easy to find a few or several that are right for you.

I came to this studio twice while on vacation. I normally take classes at a different CorePower studio in Virginia, so I more or less knew what to expect. I took two C2 classes (intermediate), and I liked both, but one of them was heated more like a Bikram studio. I wasn’t prepared for this, since all the other C2 to classes I’ve been to here and at my home studio weren’t nearly as hot.
The teachers were good, and the facilities were nice. However, the second day, there was an overflowing toilet in the locker room at the beginning of class, and by the end of class there was toilet water all over the locker room floor and on the carpet, which I stepped on in my bare feet. I understand these things happen, but I was kind of surprised that it hadn’t been taken care of during the hour, or that they didn’t at least put signs up to make sure nobody stepped on wet carpet. This was actually my deciding factor in choosing a different CorePower location for my subsequent class.

I Love Maggie and a few others classes. Never thought I would like corporate yoga but if you can accept that some of them add in the breathing and philosophy as the base to a practice and get to the core of it all… it becomes less about corporate yoga. Lots of great cues and the music is on point. The studio over all is easy to park, it is super clean and the staff is friendly and professional. Some of the classes are a little too hot for me. But that is expected. Hot plus Hot is Super Hot haha.

Fun vibe with fun people. I’ve been to the Preston Forest location and this one is a bit larger with a few more amenities. We actually ended up at this one on accident because we were about 60 seconds late to the other studio and they closed and locked the doors on us. Granted yes, we were tardy for the party. So we had just enough time to scoot over here for 2:30 pm vinyasa. It was a community class so it was free of charge as well which was pretty cool! Not sure how long they are doing this Sunday series but I loved it. The instructors here are kind, down to earth and were so helpful in getting me squared away and in the system. They seemed to really care about their clientele. Plus they have a mini yoga boutique up front so you can browse through their cute shiny tops, fancy mats, yoga accessories and jewelry. Overall I really loved the attention to detail and customer service at this one and although it’s not as close as the other location I’d definitely come out of my way to come here for the experience alone. Plus the juice bar is a hop skip and a jump away. Holla holla! Namaste.

Great instructor for my C1 (or whatever the beginner class is) and I was completely comfortable the whole time. Thanks for not filling up your classes to the max! I’ll be back! Clean and very nice facility. Parking is kinda tricky when you go during peak hours but there is a garage. Just so y’all new-​to-​town folks will know: it’s on the second level on the other side of Twin Peaks in the shopping center.

Goodness!
First off I have been away from Dallas last 5 years only coming back once a month in uptown. I have been recently practicing at Exhale in Venice, CA (Great Studio) for 2 years, and 3 years prior on and off at different studios on the Upper East Side in NYC.
While in Dallas I would attend YogaSport on Lemmon, great studio with 1 ½ your power classes, great teachers, no mirrors and no music but very good classes. Now I live in Mstreets and needed a closer location… BLAH BLAH BLAH
So I searched Unilocal and found studios around me, not a big fan of SUNSTONE (YUK) so tried first free week at Core and WOW Really Awesome, consistent, interesting classes. I like mirrors for adjustments, and they have music! For some reason the last 5 years most studios just play it in the beginning =(
NICE NICE front desk, no judgement, laid back, no competitive yogis, CLEAN CLEAN CLEAN changing rooms, clean floors, and the biggest plus Ive ever had in a studio… wait for it
AN AWESOME CEILING! USUALLY STUDIOS FORGET HOW MUCH TIME WE SPEND LOOKING UP!
It is a warm room, I have only taken the C2 classes but I love to sweat and twist the toxins out! I haven’t attended when SMU is in session so not sure if it turns into frat town, but looking forward to trying other location on Henderson!
hope they stay humble!

Had an amazing heated class with Angela. I’m new to dallas and was looking for a bikram-​esque class without going to a Bikram studio. Angela had great tone, hands on correction, and seemed to remember everyone’s names throughout class.
I’m eager to check out the other classes they offer!

I went there during visiting Dallas, TX. I took sculpt, HPF, C2 class. All teachers are very professional, friendly, and providing safe, effective class for all participants purpose w giving modification postures. It’s always fun, and also some challenges in a class. Facility is very Clean and stylish. def, I recommend this studio for all levels yogis.

Let me preface this by saying that I am in no way a yoga expert and was literally terrified to try it. However, I needed a change in my workout regimen BADLY. So I went in to try their free week, just to test it out, ya know. Plus, it’s free so nothing to lose. My first class, C1, was with Noemi and had about 7 others in it. She was so kind, so welcoming, and made me feel not like a complete idiot. So obviously, I came back the very next day and took a class with Shelley. Y’all, it was just me and her, so it was like a private lesson. I loved that she was not afraid to touch my sweaty (hey! its hot in there) shoulders and back to push me (not too hard) deeper into the poses. It was so intimate and refreshing.
So obviously, I am a Black Tag member now, after only 2 classes. I never thought I would get into yoga, much less heated yoga.
I love it here. LOVE IT. I’m excited to branch out to other classes (and locations) once I get the basics down.

I’m all about the C1 class at corepower yoga! It’s a good workout, no matter what instructor you have, and it’s not too hot. They also have really nice facilities with a couple of showers in the locker rooms and lockers to keep you stuff. They offer a free week to new students! I will definitely be back this week!

I am in love with CorePower’s candlelight hot yoga class! I have typically stayed away from yoga as I normally prefer higher intensity workouts, but I have really come to appreciate the peace and tranquility that yoga brings. Not to mention, it is a great workout for flexibility and strength.
Hot yoga is more of my style (I like to work up a big sweat!), and I was a bit intimidated coming here with the minimal yoga experience I have. However, the class was great and everyone was quite welcoming! The class wasn’t overbearing and the material was pretty easy to catch onto. Granted, I wasn’t doing headstands like a lot of class members, but there were easier/​alternative positions offered and I was more than happy to comply.
More than anything, candlelight hot yoga is just a fantastic way to clear your mind and relax your body after a long and stressful week. I’m hooked!

The staff was very friendly and welcoming. I took advantage of their free week offer. I’ve been doing yoga for about a year and am used to the California small studio environment so I was skeptical about trying something so mainstream. Our instructor was from San Diego put back that small studio feel into our class. I’ve tried a few other local yoga spots but didn’t feel throughly enjoy the flow at these places, but definitely enjoyed the flowy session here.

They offer a great variety and decent pricing (hard to find yoga that won’t break the bank). I do like their pace (not to scary if you are new to yoga), but I wish there were some deep stretching classes for those of us who sit at desks all day and need some serious stretching/​opening up.
They have awesome hot yoga and strength yoga classes that I recommend. The teachers are encouraging and fun (you will not feel bad wherever you are at in your practice). The classes are not too full like many other studios where you are hitting people. They also sell yoga attire and mats.
I am happy this yoga chain has come to Dallas! I would give 4.5 stars if I could!

Fun, positive, supportive studio!
I visited for the first time a few weeks ago and had the best time. I had been out of practice for over a year but the instructors are helpful and encourage modifications to suit your own practice. I tried the class with weights and felt super strong the next day :) Definitely recommend.

All of CorePower’s classes are great. So happy this location opened! The music in all classes is fun and energizing making for an awesome workout. Yoga Sculpt is unlike any yoga class I’ve ever taken — I love that weights are incorporated and it’s always a challenge. Hot Power Fusion is a good mix of vinyasa and bikram poses. Classes are heated so get ready to sweat!

Love this place!
I moved here from Arizona in July (right before this place opened in August) and was happy to see that there was a new CorePower opening at Mockingbird Station on my way to work. Although AZ doesn’t have a CorePower, I’ve heard good things about it from people in California.
As an FYI, I’m not a «newbie» when it comes to yoga since I’ve been doing it for a few years, but I am by no means a pro at it either. I did the week of free yoga first and the month unlimited Groupon after and hope to continue my membership in the future.
I’ve done all the different class levels at this point, Yoga Sculpt (with weights) and the C2 Heated Power Yoga are my favorites. If you’re new to yoga, the yoga sculpt is good for toning muscles but doesn’t have as many of the «traditional» yoga moves as other classes. Both are great workouts, it just depends what type of class you are looking for!
All the instructors are great, and I highly recommend trying one of Susie’s classes. She always does new and different moves and is very passionate about inspiring others through yoga!

Wonderful! Came to Dallas to visit my mom and brother and needed to get some yoga in! My mother is 62 and has never done yoga before. Tiffany, our instructor, was very supportive, patient, and beautiful! She kept the flow for the class and yet was able to assist my mother through moves (especially because she could not bend too much and her balance was not great)
After class she told my mother to not worry about being perfect at the poses. That the yoga practice was for her benefit, and that she wasn’t being judged by anyone. She explained that the teachers were here to guide and help her, and if she had questions or anything to just ask and they would try to do everything to accommodate.
When we left my mother said she wanted to join corepower, she was so impressed and happy!
Thank you Dallas Corepower to making my stay in Dallas that much more beautiful!