CorePower Yoga

Ok I’ve been to a lot of core power gyms and this is my favorite! Beryl is such a sweetheart and a heck of a yogi trainer I also appreciate the warm welcome each time I arrive. I feel like even if I can’t make it for a week or so they still remember me and take the time to make me feel valued as a yogi not to mention all of the instructors are such great motivators I just love it here!

So I’ve been to 4 of the Corepowers in the area, this one is, by far, my favorite! I don’t get to go as often as I like due to the driving distance but I always love the classes and instructors. I generally stick to the Sculpt and CP2 classes, but I’m sure the other ones are good as well. My absolute favorite is Julie’s Saturday morning sculpt class.
I love how spacious this location is — there are 3 studios. Also, a fairly large locker room (bring your own lock), which is nice as it can get pretty busy between classes. They also have a little boutique with a fair amount of clothing and accessories to purchase.
I also like how early some of their classes start on weekdays (6 and 615a) so I can sometimes go before class. I’ve only had class in studio 1, which is the largest. It can get packed at times, however, I don’t ever feel like I’m in a can of sardines, like you can feel at some other studios. I can make a T with my arms most times and not have to worry about hitting the person next to me.
My only complaint is that the floor isn’t wiped down between classes as it is at some studios and there is a charge to rent towels. There are other studios in the area that are cheaper that offer both of these services. Currently, it’s 159/​month for unlimited (115 if you qualify for their reduced price if you’re a student, teacher, etc). A bit pricey, for sure, but considering how frequently I go, it ends up being affordable per class. They also have a package option but I’m not sure how much it is.
Plentiful lot parking and it’s located right next to the Orange Theory Fitness. Also, there is a Starbucks, Burger King, and Duffeyrole Café in the same shopping center, which is nice if you want a snack or coffee after.

Great location and wonderful staff and instructors.
CorePower is a great environment for yogis, but you need to keep in mind that anything above level 1 is heated yoga. If you don’t like heated yoga, stick to level 1 classes. Unfortunately there are only a couple level 1 classes each day, so the timing might not be ideal for everyone.
CorePower is a bit expensive, about $ 20 a class, but I think it’s worth it. They’ve also got a great little retail shop with yoga clothes and jewelry. If you’re looking for mala beads, they have tons of them.

I’ve been a member with core power yoga often on for over seven years, and the only reason I keep coming back to them is because of the convenience of their multiple locations. however, there is also a reason that I keep leaving this corporation.
My reasons for choosing to discontinue my membership — which is a process all in of itself — are as follows: this yoga studio is focused more on the «type a personality» workout and less on meditation, centering oneself, etc., most of the clientele are more concerned about their Lululemon (a horrid company) gear and looking pretty than they are about any of the philosophies that pertain to yoga. Let’s get this straight: Corepower is a workout club not yoga studio. They cater to the upper echelon of Denver society with their high membership rates and their yoga clothes they sell in their lobby that start at around the hundred dollars for a pair of pants. This studio is focused on the external versus internal and I simply can’t condone that.
Now, if you’re trying to cancel your membership good luck! I’ve called the corporate offices more than once and have left messages with no return phone calls whatsoever. I literally had to go into the studio to cancel my membership and it seems that they make canceling your membership so difficult to do unless you do that so that way they keep having a reoccurrence of auto pay.
COREPOWER NO WAY

Core Power has sold out to a private equity firm who has them focused on profits and returns. As a result, they are canceling the class that got them started, Hot Yoga, because it doesn’t generate enough money for them. It doesn’t seem to matter that this class if still loved by the long time faithful followers, particularly those who are older and can’t do the other classes. This does not follow the principles a yoga studio should follow. I will be canceling my membership.

One of the better Corepower locations… with 3 studios. Large parking lot. The yoga sculpt is a great workout.

Can I just say, I love CorePower? No, let me say it — I love CorePower. Period. End of sentence. It’s a f-​a-​c-​t.
I hate to admit (this pains me, really), but I may have developed a stereotype over the years. This kept me from ever pursuing yoga on my own because I felt I wasn’t yogi enough, or green enough, or zen enough… (When did I start thinking this way?) I’ve had the opportunity to practice yoga a teeny bit here and there but never at a real studio. After being reintroduced to it recently, I decided to do some research, found a «deal» for CPY (hallelujah! Because this place eats your money faster than a hungry buddha), and ponied up.
My first experience was the HPF by candlelight. Wow.
That’s all I can say. Wow.
Would you like me to put some substance behind that? Allow me — the next day, I had a sore throat, felt exhausted, had a semi-​lousy day (you know how you can pull out every little excuse when you want to…), however, I dragged my butt back to the candlelight yoga at 8PM. Yes, folks. You read that right. It was not convenient, I didn’t just trick myself into driving there straight from work but had several hours to mull this over. After all that mullin’ I still went.
It was incredible. Even better than day 1. I may have had a couple tears stream down my face (I barely cry. What is happening??).
CorePower, I don’t know what you’ve done to me, but I like it. I like it ah-​lot.
CPY is invigorating, rejuvenating, a therapy session, life-​changing, relaxing, and renewing. The way I feel during and after a CPY session is incomparable. Yes, it looks like a lot of money, but do any of those adjectives sound appealing to you? If so, go. Go now. Because you won’t just get one of them, you will get all and even more.
I swear I don’t work for them. They may have saved my life.

Went to two classes — both power yoga. The first was 60 minutes and it was fine. The second was 90 minutes and it was awful. The teacher had the personality of drill sargeant — no humor and no sense that yoga should relax as well as strengthen. During every minute of the class we were assaulted with a thousand of directions and god forbid we do it wrong. I was happy to get out of there. CorePower Yoga as a franchise has the advantage that you more or less know what you’re going to get. The disadvantage though is that you feel like you’re in a corporation rather than a studio.

Really please. Very nurturing, welcoming environment.

Aside from the fact that I am nowhere near the shape that I think I am in, this place makes you feel like a bad-​ass body builder. Running on an average of working out maybe 4 times a month, I was a tad hesitant to get back in the swing of things at this level without properly easing my way into it. One would think — oh it’s just a little yoga sculpting, how hard could it be?! Well — I neglected to do my research and just jumped right in.
Word to the wise. The sculpting yoga class is not your average Vinyasa, Bikram, or Ashtanga: it is essentially a very fast-​paced, challenging workout implemented with circuit training with weights and some Yoga positions in above average heat. In short, I wasn’t prepared for such intensity. Imagine the insanity workout in uncomfortable temps. I am not going to try and paint a pretty picture as I was sweating in places that I wasn’t aware had sweat glands; however in retrospect I am proud of myself for accomplishing such a behemoth of a workout.
The instructor running the class was intense and did well with keeping the energy up. The staff was welcoming, friendly, and offer your first week free if you are a newbie! What a wonderful promotion. The facilities are also an asset to this successful chain of yoga studios. I almost am happy I didn’t know what I was walking into as I am not sure if I am ready to do it again for a long while. It truly will take some mental preparation. In the meantime, I will definitely return for the variety of classes they offer.

Great class, super nice and friendly front desk staff

3 studios in 1 building! Hello — awesome!
The normal Core Power thang, but trippled!
Having 3 classes and a locker room that is just a little bigger than norm can lead to a little bit of butt bumping, but as mentioned it’s not stinky and it’s pretty open and airy.
Class rooms themselves are pretty spacious — but can heat up quick.
Definitely bring your matt towel and another towel! And a change of clothes for after — you don’t want to be sitting in sweaty butt!
Lots of parking with Denver Pizza Company next door, and starbucks and duffy rolls in the lot — so plenty of after exercise treats!

Love love LOVE CP! For anyone who doesn’t think yoga is a ‘real’ workout, come try a CorePower class and your mind will be changed.
I love that they offer a variety of class levels and styles — there really is something for everyone and something for exactly what your body needs.
Instructors are top notch, facilities are high quality. Classes are usually quite full so plan to arrive about 10 – 15 minutes early to check in and grab a spot on the floor.
Also, if you plan to go to any heated class (C1.5, C2, Hot Power Fusion, Hot Yoga, etc) make sure to bring a towel for your mat (skidless by yogitoes are awesome) and a towel for your sweat. You will sweat. A lot.

I’ve been doing yoga for three years now, always at the gym my famiy belongs to. However, when I heard CorePower Yoga gives every new student one free week of classes, I was amped to try it. I’m almost done with my week and thinking seriously about getting a package (even though I’m leaving Denver in a few weeks– it’s that good!).
Although each teacher and studio is different, every CorePower class I’ve been to is both challenging and relaxing, with a great balance of fast-​paced sun salutations, core work, and inversions. The facilities are clean and spacious as well, my favorite being the Boulder location (second floor studio, huge windows, not very crowded). The Colorado location is a second floor studio as well, which, in my mind, beats the window-​less, first-​floor room that always seems to be packed at the Hampden location.
Also, you can download CorePower’s iPhone app from their website, which gives class schedules, descriptions, and teacher bios for all the CorePower studios! It is so helpful for people who are on the go and have access to multiple locations.

I’ve never been into yoga. For some reason, I could never take my mind off of things long enough to focus on my breathing and twist my body into strange shapes. That all changed upon my first experience at Corepower. One of my best friends is addicted and said she would only eat dinner with me IF I went to yoga with her beforehand. Well, I really wanted to go to this new restaurant, and if yoga was the price I had to pay, I was going to suffer through.
However, what I experienced was far from suffering. As my C2 class went on, the sweat built up, and I became my flexibility set in, I found myself relaxing and feeling the best I had felt all day. I loved the teacher and the class flew by. Something about the heat, dimly lit room, and soothing voice of the instructor, made me want to focus and truly connect.
I got one week free (something you can do by just walking in) and within four days had already tried two other studios– one on the hill in Boulder and the other on Colorado Blvd. All of them are a little bit in terms of the teachers and studios, but I have had enjoyable experiences each and every time. This location is also offering a bootcamp and another weight loss class, making it so much more than just a yoga studio.
Overall, I could see myself getting hooked on Corepower Yoga. Word to the wise– don’t plan on going out afterwards as you will be very sweaty and need a shower. Good news is that the locker rooms are really nice and have just about anything you need to get refreshed and out and about again!

Love them. Vast array of classes and times, great instructors. Clean facility. Cute apparel and retail items.

I had my first corepower experience here. The staff was so friendly. The place smelled great and was so clean and the class was so fun! I will be going back here for sure!

They sell lululemon. i’ve never been to any studio that sells lulu. That was the most impressive part. Other than that, the locker rooms have full amenities and an inviting dressing area. I love places that don’t skimp products. The staff was really nice and I truly enjoy the bikram yoga. Rarely do I ever have a great 1^st experience when trying to find an exercise/​yoga facility. Usually takes a couple of classes with different teachers, but this place left a great a first impression. Willing to sign up for the unlimited months…