The entitlement of the clientele that I encountered leaving a class, tells me all that I need do know about this studio and has reassured me if I ever want to get back into core power yoga, that this is definitely not the studio to go to. I'm fully aware of the neighborhood and tax bracket this studio sits in but I echo the review of a gentleman below me. This place does not embody the core values of yoga, which is ironic because core and yoga are quite literally in the name of this place, but rather is filled with people who think they are more attractive than they are and should consider loosening their tightly slicked back buns and letting some oxygen into their brains. They are more concerned with their matching sets, jam packing the elevator like sardines than showing an ounce of humans decency. You see more empathy in a Trader Joe's parking lot at rush hour than you do here. The people who come here are a special type and that type is rude and entitled. So if that's your vibe, or you're trying to be something you're not, you'll fit right in here. read more

In a late stage capitalist economy where profits are king and vibes are optional, CorePower Yoga has truly optimized the bag. Respect. Honestly, from a business standpoint? Elite execution. But calling this yoga is like me calling flatbread a pizza, Pop-Tart a calzone, or gelato ice cream. Sure, technically related... but spiritually? Absolutely not. Somewhere, Patanjali is filing a noise complaint. The staff is genuinely lovely, no notes there. And yes, you will sweat. A lot. But this is not yoga. This is a HIIT class wearing yoga pants as a disguise. The music is aggressively loud, the instructor is on a mic competing with said music, and my nervous system left my body around minute seven. It felt like we're storming Normandy. My Apple Watch thought I was being chased. Yoga Sculpt is advertised as vinyasa yoga blended with strength training. What I experienced was pure strength training with zero vinyasa and negative chill. I did squats, lunges, and existential questioning, but not yoga. To be clear: it's not bad. It's just, mislabeled. Rename it "CorePower CrossFit Lite With Stretching Adjacent Moments" and I'd give it more stars. Until then, this is yoga in the same way Taco Bell is Mexican food. I came for inner peace. I left with quad soreness , trust issues, my chakras are rattled and my ears are ringing. Namaste, but aggressively! read more

CorePower Yoga - Green Hills - Yoga Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

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PARKING: parking garage below facility. they will validate your parking for 2 hours. there is a QR code you scan at the front desk inside. great! they offer 1 free week for new students. my review is mainly to offer parking information. i enjoy this studio! read more

I've been to probably 100 hot power yoga classes across California and Arizona, and this was the first time I've ever been accused of something completely ridiculous--like I was only there to "look at girls." Spoiler alert: I wasn't. Let's be real for a second: there wasn't even anything to look at. No offense, but this wasn't exactly a Victoria's Secret casting call. Maybe one girl was kind of cute, but she was way off in the corner, and honestly, not even my type--plus I've already got a girlfriend. So that whole assumption was way off base from the jump. Now let me be clear: the instructor was amazing. I'd actually taken two classes before this one and had zero issues. She was from California like me, and we even had a cool chat about Costa Mesa and how much we both loved the vibe there. She's not the problem. The problem was the Karen-type energy coming from one particular student--who decided, based on nothing, that I had bad intentions. And once she spoke up, the studio took her word for it without even talking to me. No questions, no context--just quiet judgment and an awkward ask to leave. What made it worse is that I've got two herniated discs, which means I have to modify a lot of poses. That might look "different" to someone who doesn't know me, but it's not because I'm watching anyone--it's because I'm trying not to make my back worse. For all they knew, I could've been gay. I could've been there on a spiritual journey. I could've been a chiropractor doing research. But none of that mattered--because one person got uncomfortable and they ran with it. I respect studios needing to protect their community, but maybe try talking to the person next time before jumping to conclusions. I was there to heal, not to creep. read more

I loved the classes and the workout! I felt like I was challenged but not overwhelmed. The heated classes are never too hot where I feel like I am getting sick. I would suggest having a few less spots per class as it can be a crowded when you are sweating so much and on top of the person next to you. Besides that, I really love the classes and instructors! read more

One of my favorite places in Nashville to work out! Studio is always clean and I love how open and inviting the layout is compared to other corepowers I've been to. Teachers are all great and manager Christina is the best!:) read more

CorePower Yoga - Green Hills - Yoga Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

This location is hard to get to. Arrived on time, the teacher locked the door early saw me, and didn't let me in. Had I scheduled the class, Corepower would have charged me $15, and I would have had to dispute it. Luckily I didn't for reasons like this. (if you have an unlimited membership, they should not charge you so much as things like this can happen, and it makes no incentive to pre schedule classes). Corepower is still perhaps the best yoga studio, but sooo much area of improvement. Like they don't pay teachers well, so they train them here and they move to other studios. (Which is the reason I dropped out of being a teacher here). read more

This Yoga place is the worst. The workers are rude and careless. They have people wait outside of a locked door in a hallway peeping in at them like you're on time out and not good enough to wait inside. I took an Uber from downtown and was 1 min late and they refused to let me in. And then I had to wait outside in the hallway on the floor for the next class to start . Im from out of town and frequent CorePower in my area and in my area they have empathy and understanding and practice care and kindness. This place in Nashville has the worst customer service and processes than any other yoga studio I have been to. It's also small, dirty and stuffy with a smell. The floor in the hallway outside where you must wait is filthy. I recommend you find another yoga location to attend. Namaste! read more

Rachel Barron is an excellent motivator. She reminds me of my high school soccer conditioning coaches. She will push you to reach your potential, but never to the point of injury. I look forward to every early morning Tuesday in her class. During the two years that I've been at this studio, Rachel has become a close friend. read more

Nice place! Would def recommend trying the 1 free week offer. Only issue is that we don't know the teachers first name (?) and they seem to change teachers often, I feel like it's very commercial and centered about their brand and teachers are coming and going and having revolving doors, which is sad! read more

Please get it together and follow what your website lists for mask requirements. As well as follow suit with what other yoga studios around town are doing- no masks while practicing. Your corporate office and your company website state masks are NOT required while practicing on the mat at the Nashville studios. You don't answer your local phones so after I called corporate to confirm masks weren't required to practice (verbally) and also received an email confirming this, I drove 30 mins one direction only to be told by the front desk person (she was very pleasant- not her fault) that I would need to wear a mask while taking a heated yoga class. NO, just no. Because, why would anyone want to wear a face covering in 100 degree heat? Are you trying to have someone pass out? I'm still waiting on the call from the regional director to address the discrepancy and my wasted time. read more

While I'm no longer a member of Core Power Yoga, I do enjoy a drop in class now and then. Yesterday, I decided to try out the newer Green Hills location (I used to go quite frequently but to the Brentwood location) for a drop in class. The facilities at this newer location are really great. Beautiful, new bathrooms/locker rooms with complimentary locks at check in if you want to use a lock. The studio rooms are nice as well. I enjoyed the class very much - I left invigorated and feeling great! All of the instructors I've had at Core Power have been great, and my experience yesterday was the same. The location was of the studio was convenient. It's in the new building at the corner of Richard Jones and Hillsboro - so you can park in the retail spots in the underground parking lot (free) and take the elevator up to the second floor where the studio is. The only thing that keeps me from giving the studio five stars and going more frequently is the price. My drop in class yesterday was $26, which is why I treat Core Power like a treat, not a regular form of exercise/self-care. Black Tag Membership is $149/month. You can also purchase packages (5 classes for $119, 10 classes for $215, 20 classes for $409). But if cost isn't as much of a concern for you, this is a great studio with good instructors, a convenient setup, and great facilities. If you haven't been before, Core Power Yoga gives anyone a free week to check out their classes! read more

Thanks Tobi for an amazing class today you kicked my butt and I feel stronger! The team at the studio is always informative and welcoming.

This studio, to be simple, just makes me happy. The manager, Chelsea, is always on campus and is warm and welcoming in her teaching approach, as well as just making small talk in the lobby. Each class I take is thorough, meaning the educators are clear and specific with guidance. I'm happy to be a part of the CPY community. read more

CorePower Yoga - Green Hills - Yoga Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

Just moved to Nashville about a month and a half ago. Did hot yoga plus in my previous town. Didn't know what to expect from core power yoga but after my free week and starting my membership I really, really love it. All the instructors are very kind and including. I love the pump up music and cardio mixed in to several of their classes. Great class times, clean, & convenient. Look forward to continuing my yoga journey at CPY! read more