Great class with Sophia. This was a themed class and the cues were perfectly timed with the music - the flow was super fun and went by super fast. I went to the early-ish class (8am) and there was enough room for everyone. I was really impressed with the teacher and will definitely be back! They also have free community classes on Sundays as well. Heat wasn't too bad - maybe 94 or 94. Other studios have been up to 114 so this was a lot less heat intense if that is what you are looking for! read more

Love this CorePower location! I started a free one week trial and came to this studio on a Saturday. There were about 10 people in the class which was less than I expected. The room is pretty spacious compared to other studios in the city, and our C2 instructor Lauren Y was fabulous. She made my first experience challenging, but not intimidating, and relaxing as well. For my first class, she also gave me a free gift bag and included mat/towel rentals as well. read more

I came here to try out this location, with the free yoga sculpt class led by various yoga-teacher-in-trainings. I am a fan of the CorePower yoga community and vibe, so this review is mostly for the studio itself. Pros: - fun, friendly staff that greet you at the door - motivating instructors that come by to fix your holds should opt in at the beginning of class - heated adequately for the extra sweat - mats and towels for rental Cons: - small studio (only 1 room) so you can imagine it can get quite full - limited street parking (though, I came on a Sunday evening -- it was easy to find and free, for an added bonus) - only 2 bathrooms with no shower (lines can get long before and after class) - no lockers, but there is a locker area / shoe change area Hard to get to since I don't live in the city, but I love CorePower so what can I say -- you come for the community and the endorphin/vibes. read more

It's true- there's only one yoga studio, no locker room, and the shower options are limited. So.... this location (building alone) is more like a Corepower-Mini. But take that out- and if you're still wanting an easy location to walk to, friendly teachers that deliver classes with purpose, a strong theme, and sequences that lead to a peak pose, then hit up this CorePower! The times I visited each instructor led a class which allowed my body to feel prepared for where we were going, and they were humble, present, and one even gave me a killer savasana assist. Keep the 'building limitations' in mind- but show up and enjoy an excellet, hot flow! :) read more

This is my favorite CPY studio I have ever been to! The instructors are all kind, supportive, and encouraging. Something about this studio makes people excited for the classes and you can really feel the energy during the classes. Yes, the space only has one studio and 2 restrooms but I love the space. It's a place for you to get in and out instead of taking your time to shower etc. The place can become a hot sweaty mess with puddles of sweat on the floor but what do you expect? Love this place and all the instructors. I recommend Kate for a more gentle sculpt class with a slower pace (still a great workout). I recommend Adlon for an intense class that will have you feeling it the next day. read more

I really like this Core Power location! It's one of my favorites in the city and I'm really happy that I live nearby. The staff and teachers at this location are great and I always leave the studio feeling strong. I also really like the layout of the studio - there tends to be enough space for everyone to coexist before/after classes. While I love the instructors and classes at this studio, I wish they would add more C1 classes (and maybe even bring back HPF). I also wish there were 2 studios at this location so that yogis had more class options. read more

One week trial experience far: The first time I went into the studio, it was awkward. There was a woman working on the merchandise and she didn't acknowledge my friend and I even though she very clearly knew we walked in and were standing by the desk aimlessly. After maybe a minute, she got up and leisurely came to the front when we communicated that we wanted to get set up with our trial. After that, she progressively got friendlier. She ended up being our instructor and class was fine - up until the end when she did a move she almost knew nobody in class could do? It seemed a bit "show off ish" and my friend and I weren't the only ones who felt that way. A few rights/lefts incorrectly stated during class and we were told that the instructor forgot to "theme" the class, but as first-timers, this wasn't a huge deal for us. It may have just been an off day for this individual. I went back today, and WOW. From the moment my friend and I stepped in, the entire experience was different. We were greeted with great enthusiasm (which is much appreciated at 6am) by the man at the front who kindly introduced himself to us as our instructor. Scott was amazing both at the desk and in class. I particularly appreciated the disclosure given at the beginning of class in the manner it was given. Scott had us in a position where our heads were down and mentioned "I am a hands on instructor - if you'd like to be alone in your practice today, please raise a hand and let me know" and it was such a comfortable way to address a relatively uncomfortable topic. He also made an effort to remember our names during class which also made a lasting impression. I look forward to returning and taking more of his classes, but also looking forward to trying Sculpt. The studio is very clean and has a community (less corporate) feel, 5 stars for the Scott and the studio. read more

The teachers here are vastly different from the CPY on Fremont. The service is not good, the instructors don't have the same energy as the ones in other locations, and the $35 per class is better spent at a location where you get the full CPY experience. Do not recommend. read more

after the last round of pina coladas n getting caught in the rain i'd sworn off yoga entirely except this #dadbod ain't gonna get rid of itself, lol therefore heatedazz class w weights *SCULPT is the only yoga class i've ever had anywhere w weights* (i specify bc muhfuhs ask me) uptempo, sweaty af, i grabbed the heaviest dumbbells bc idc and my favorite part the mint mouthwash after class. stay frosty website didn't work on my computer, even worse on my phone so i showed tf up & registered in person rest of this location's schedule is mostly C2 (heated nextlevel shhh) but there are C1 (unheated but "warmish") sat & sun only so if you're brand new catch weekend vibes. payce read more

Classpass brought me here and it was fantastic. I'd never tried yoga that focused that much on breathing and it was different and unique experience. I felt that I got a huge amount out of it & would definitely recommend going in the morning before work. It was very informative and energizing and the practice felt really thought out. read more

Black Tag member, love CPY in general. Was so excited to have a studio that's slightly more convenient in SF but this location is a real bummer. Unlike other CPYs in the area, there is only one studio, and practically every class is filled to the point of being uncomfortable. There are only two bathrooms and no locker rooms (it's virtually impossible to go before work, shower and get ready, because there's a huge line for the bathroom every time, and there are no private areas other than these 2 bathrooms to get changed). It also feels like they always only have C2 or Sculpt. Needs more variety Overall feeling is hectic & cramped. Not what you want for your yoga practice :( read more

Went to my first class this week, three days after the studio opened. TL; DR: does not have the same amenities I've come to love at other CPY studios, it's v small, crowded, and hectic during prime times. Since the location is near my apt, I'll probably continue going. the pros: -location (excited to have a CPY on this side of the city, close to home!) -friendly staff the cons: -the studio is small and the lady at the front desk said it's a "get in, get out" studio (not my vibe for yoga practice) -there are no locker rooms but they do have lockers. these aren't the same nifty lockers with the built-in locks that you will find at other studios. bring your own lock or use and return the locks they have available at the front desk -there is one room which means that there is one class/hour. so v limited schedule. -the instructor seemed a little novice and wasn't my favorite (but it was only one class so doesn't seem fair to judge). *****this is really where the two stars come off: the very small locker area is right outside of the one yoga room. this set up makes transitioning in and out of class a hectic experience. you literally exit the yoga room into a v small room full of people who are waiting to get into the next class, and then you navigate through the crowd to get to your locker. this is a somewhat jarring experience after the stillness of savasana. read more

The classes are great and challenging, and most of the instructors I've had have been wonderful. The staff is caring and enthusiastic. I hope as time goes on, they add more than just C2 and Sculpt classes so you get more of the variety that's at other CPY studios. The studio is nice and clean, but consider the locker rooms, restrooms, and showers non-existent. Come to class already dressed and leave to shower at your own home, because there are only 2 private rooms (each one a restroom/shower/changing room combo) for essentially 60-80 people at a time (the class that's finishing and the class that's starting). It's nuts! If you're just there to practice, and get out, it's perfect as long as you don't mind navigating through the crowds. read more

This was my first class ever on Monday morning. It was SO good! The instructor Mira was absolutely great. The music was perfect, ambiance was relaxing and the room temp was just right. I woke up feeling like a whole new person! This class had the perfect balance of yoga and working out. Will get a membership asap. read more

Did a one week free trial at this location and really enjoyed it. Everyone was so professional and nice. All the classes I took were great and as someone who isn't too advanced at Yoga but likes to work out I really enjoyed Core Power. Definitely looking into joining as a member! I do wish they had legit locker rooms but they have large bathrooms that making changing easy. read more

Tiny studio, only 1 room. No C1 classes. Showed up on Friday afternoon and for C2 and it must've been at least 60-70 people all crammed into this one room. I'm a Black Tag member, but if I had paid $28 as a drop in, I would've been very upset. CPY needs to desperately open more studios in SF. The locations suck for people that don't live downtown! They literally need at least 3-5 more studios to make the customer experience more enjoyable since every studio they have is packed to the brim, worn looking, and in extremely inconvenient locations (unless you go straight after work, but then good luck getting into a class!). read more

I am not a huge core power fan as the teachers generally seem to be less experienced and lower quality than some of the independent studios in SF (eg Yoga Flow). However I had a tight schedule on Saturday and was looking for a late afternoon class. At 8AM I checked the Core Power schedule and they showed a 345PM class at this location. I arranged my day to be able to attend, drove there, found parking in the Marina (no small feat) and arrived to discover the studio locked and the class now shown on the website as cancelled. How unbelievably unprofessional to cancel a class so last minute. Done with this chain. read more

I wanted to try out core power to see what this hype was all about. Honestly, being new, I don't feel like I got much guidance or attention whether or not I was doing the poses correctly. Also the many times I have attended classes whether it was in the Marina, Mission Bay, or Nob Hill, I felt like the classes were SO jam PACKED that there was NO SPACE to even move your arms. I used to teach dance and choreography, so music and cue is SO INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT!! In the last few classes, the music was so loud, you couldnt even hear the instructor's cues. My advice would be to use instrumental music (without singing/words) that way it would be easier to cue the next poses clearly and concisely. This isn't for everyone, definitely not for me. I wanted to come to feel relaxed and get a good work out but I dont feel like I was able to get that here. I appreciate the one week trial, that helps you determine whether or not this would work for you. read more

this location is the worst in the city. they do not treat you well. and the facility is terribly small. not worth the money -- do yoga on union street instead! read more