Great location. Good vibes on January 1st, 2026 New Year's Day too! Free public parking in garage nearby which made it an easier walk next door. CorePower Yoga is a popular yoga studio with multiple locations. Lockers and shower areas available. Gift store is decent. There are many different yoga classes to choose from and each provides various exercising yoga forms and stretches to follow. Low mid high intensity workouts. Their program calendar looks amazing and fun. I came in for the one week trial free classes and was grateful for the opportunity to check it out. Great new year resolution with new body goals. I picked high intensity Yoga Sculpt. Full body yoga and cardio workout sweating bullets afterwards. It was a blast and an eye opening experience. It was much better than I had expected. This is hardcore work with high energy music. Yes, you're lifting weights with your arms & legs, as well as doing cardio stretches and more. Totally worth every inch of sweating. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Instructor was high energy, motivated & dedicated.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] She cranked up the heater too/room was hot and good for sweatier results. Must love! People attending the classes are usually working middle class folks and locals. Mature audience. Co-ed/male & female students. Good sized class with 20-30 people desiring a great new year morning yoga workout. Feels very good so far. Yes, everyone is close to each other in space, but floor is marked and you'll definitely feel body heat during the workouts. Some people would want more spread out space especially if they feel too cramped together. Classes and membership fees are pricey, but I can see very good vibes and very good energy here. Natural lighting huge windows. I'll try more sessions into the week. If you like large classes and full body workouts, this can be fun! read more

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I really enjoy yoga but membership at Corepower is pretty costly and I'm not sure the facilities can justify that cost for me personally. There's easy parking on the street or in the garage next door. Since this studio is located by a ton of offices, expect full classes after work hours. I avoid coming to sculpt classes for this reason. You're packed in like sardines and people's sweat is dripping everywhere. I wish they would keep the classes a bit smaller. BUT I will continue to come every week for Shubha's C2 class. She is amazing and her sequences always keep me on my toes. [[HIGHLIGHT]]She's very thoughtful during class - whether that be memorizing all of her students' names or being proactive in correcting form.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Would highly recommend everyone interested in yoga to take her class. read more

[[HIGHLIGHT]]This was my first time doing hot yoga and I enjoyed it![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]I was nervous at first as I don't do well in hot areas, but I was able to do this![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We did C2, which is harder than the beginners class. Our instructor kept the room pretty hot and it was a full class for a Tuesday night. The space felt clean and parking was easy and they had a lot of spaces. I would try going here again! read more

I am new to yoga but [[HIGHLIGHT]]I really appreciated the instructors, the space and workout itself.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] It is a smaller studio but they mention that when you arrive. If you're looking to cycle with the AC blasting this isn't for you but I felt the negative reviews did not match with my experience. Thank you CorePower for a low intensity but very challenging workout. I will definitely be back! read more

I really like this location! [[HIGHLIGHT]]I had a great and knowledgeable instructor![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The class was just the perfect amount of difficulty and she made a lot of helpful adjustments. The flow was not repetitive and it kept me engaged! I def recommend this place! read more

I love CorePower yoga! And it's all thanks to the teachers they've trained or obtained! [[HIGHLIGHT]]I first started my yoga journey reserving classes that were convenient to me (awesome that they have classes 7 days a week, throughout the day).[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I quickly learned who my favorite teachers are and now I'm constantly attending classes based on their schedules. [[HIGHLIGHT]]With that said, I just want to give a shoutout to yogi teacher, Tiffany A! She's one of the newer teachers I've taken classes with, but she's an absolute natural when it comes to guiding students![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]She always has a smile on her face when I walk into the studio, and she does such a great job creating a safe and inclusive space.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]I've had the chance to connect with her the last time I was at Golden Triangle and she has such a deep yet light-hearted persona to her.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I've taken C1, C2 and Yoga Sculpt with Tiffany, so wherever you are in your yoga journey, I recommend giving one of Tiffany's class a try! read more

I like CorePower Yoga sequences because I wanted a secular yoga studio, I think the only thing that all instructors do is at the end they say namaste. This brand offers a class with meditation about once a week if you are into that. If you are into the yoga with spiritual/meditation that's like slow and not going to help you lose weight then this isn't the place for you, save your $220/mon for something else. I liken CorePower to circuit training masked in yoga poses. All classes offer cardio, core, strengthening upper body and legs, and balance. This what I was looking for, so after my free trial, I decided this is best for my goals. I've tried 4 locations so far, Golden Triangle is a location that offers some of earliest times (6am) for weekdays. Also what I liked. I've gone at 6am classes and I've gone to 6pm classes. And I've done weekend and 2 classes back-to-back. Obviously 6a on a weekday is less crowded (2-10 ppl) and the evening classes are packed like sardines, I think my neighbor touched my foot by accident once, that's how close we were. Haha, I wonder what the max is because you could get waitlisted. Weekend mornings are not offered at every location, so it can be crowded. Which reminds me to touch upon a somewhat annoying thing about this place, you either use the app or go into your browser to sign up for your classes. Ugh, I don't want to dl another app but fine... ALSO, this hasn't happened to me (yet), but if you are late to a class you signed up for, you will be charged $15, even if you are 1-2 min late you are at the mercy of the instructor. I think that's a strict policy for all yoga studios anyway. So you think, hey I can just sign up just before class or in-person right? Not necessarily, if an instructor sees that there are no people signed up, they could cancel the class. Thankfully the app is pretty user friendly and intuitive. Just hope you never are late. These are the classes I tried: CorePower 1 (C1): no heater on, the instructor describes and demos the different poses, also offers easier variations to suit your level. There were hands on adjustments. I suggest you take this one first so you are used to the way they speak and guide you through the poses. Those names of poses are also used in higher levels. The class I tried had about 3 breaks guided in. CorePower 2 (C2): heater on, no breaks guided in, you take your own breaks as you need to. No weights but blocks are suggested. They design the exercise like you move through one cycle, and then it repeats 2x, and each time gets faster and more challenging. The step from C1 to C2 is a big difference. I'd say C1 feels like slow jogging for 20 min, and C2 feels like you ran for 40, a sprint here and there, then you have to do Core work, oh and it's 90 degrees. No hands-on adjustments unless you are really really off and the instructor has found a good time to help you. They have to follow cues to get to the next pose and they fly through them. Yoga Sculpt (YS). Heater on, the breaks aren't guided in, you take it when you need too. You use 2 sets of weights, lighter weight and a heavier weight. They have 3lb, 5lb, and I don't know the rest because I haven't gotten there yet. I'm sure there is probably 8lb and 10 lbs. So this class is a good step up from C2, so if you're bored in C2, YS will increase in intensity a few notches and you will feel like you sprinted a 10k in 90degrees. No hands on instruction, you won't really be in those poses long anyway... ehh I take that back, you will be "chair" a lot so you better know how to sit in your "chair." Can someone explain to me why yoga clothes are so expensive? I assume all studios sell expensive clothes. read more

CorePower Yoga - Golden Triangle - A towel for $42 :/ - Yoga Near Me - San Jose, California

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My fav studio in San jose. Studio/locker rooms are always clean and [[HIGHLIGHT]]the instructors are great. They all radiate kindness[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] and classes are amazing. read more

I started going to Golden Triangle the last 6 weeks or so. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I like Paul as instructor, he takes his time to explain and has a positive attitude[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The main issue is the infrastructure for CorePower 1 (C1) , the studio is so small, dark and no AC. It just gets too hot and manangement solution is opening the door from time to time instead of enabling AC !!! read more

This is by far the worst yoga studio. It is so hot in there that I had to ask the instructor Valleria if it was bikram(?) There is no AC on for some reason. The class itself was okay, the instructor Valleria doesn't do the poses with you, she sits in the back of the room. Usually I like to have someone infront of me to make sure I'm doing my poses correctly. I waited to ask the instructor Valleria after class about the temperature, while I was waiting the instructor Valleria was talking to another woman from the class. The woman was asking the instructor Valleria a question regarding having good posture for the pigeon pose. I was just next to them waiting so I suggested pulling one leg back. The two of them looked at me in shock that I had the nerve of suggesting that, the instructor Valleria said "Do you even know what we are talking about?" Maybe she wanted me to feel like an idiot, maybe she felt threatened that I knew the answer, that's the reason she reacted that way. I'm not sure, but it left me feeling uneasy about my yoga experience. I have taken yoga for many years, I've never had a rude instructor. Even at Golds Gym/American Barbell I had the nicest most kind instructor. She would have never reacted this way.. She did the poses with us. She always asked if there was a body part anyone wanted to work on. She was personable not defensive. So I decided to give Powercore yoga one more try today and boy do I regret it... I was running a little late but I got to the front desk at 10:56am for my 11:00am class. I was worried I would get locked out so I drove quickly. Went through yellow lights, etc.. Anyhow I get to the front desk and again I had a cold greeting from the receptionist/yoga instructor Tiffany. She said what's your name? So I said my name. Then she said "There's no appointment for you." Then I said "My husband reserved it for me." She said "I don't see your name or number but I see your husband's name." I said "Can I still attend class? I used his name last week?" She of course said no. So I asked what I could do? She said make yourself a profile, but she would not do it for me. She was at a computer at her company but could not sign me up? I don't understand how a company can do business this way? Tiffany said I can go on my own computer and do it myself. Looking at the time, I would never be done by 11am. So I said, "I guess I will have to miss the class then." She did not seem bothered one bit. I guess Powercore Yoga is not hurting for customers. They enjoy making you feel stupid and not wanting to help.. If that's your type of yoga studio, this place is for you. read more

I love love love CorePower. I love all the classes. I love how I feel before during and after. The only thing- the clothing they sell is NOT size inclusive. Though I've lost 50lbs since I started my membership and can now fit into their small XL and L sizes. Still not inclusive enough. But the classes themselves I love. AND if you just wanna try it out- YOU GET 7 DAYS FREE TRIAL. WORTH IT. read more

I like the sculpt classes a lot! Hope they stop cancelling the sculpt class on Tuesdays. And wish there are sculpt classes on Saturday and Sunday. Not sure how many people go to the Friday 6am sculpt class, I'd prefer that it's offered later in the day. read more

I had an awful experience with them. I used to go to their classes in Fairfax , VA but then I moved to Maryland but they were charging me every month for 10 months until I noticed I paid them around $1200 without even showing up once. they were not even willing to refund me back because of the contract that i have not signed or been informed about. total fraud. read more

Pretty much on par with CorePower Yoga standards. Golden Triangle is a smaller studio compared to Santa Clara Square's. The 2 rooms do have pillars in the middle that you have to set up around. Parking is available on the street or garage. I enjoyed Roxy and Kalista's classes here. read more

CorePower Yoga - Golden Triangle - Yoga Near Me - San Jose, California

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I signed up for membership for unlimited class access and have been coming to this studio for awhile. However recently I was charged twice for $15 each for no reason. They did so by charing my credit card in their system, but didn't even show purchase history in my account. I'm not sure if this is a tech issue or just shady business. I'd highly encourage everyone coming to this studio to check their credit card transaction history. Also the teacher (believe she was the studio owner) took my cell phone during practice. My cell phone was literally on the floor (wasn't being used), on mute and wasn't vibrating or disturbing the class. She spotted it because it lit up for a second while the whole room was still bright. So she grabbed it , and left it on the floor by the shoes outside the classroom. After the class, I asked her why she took my phone. She said there was a no cell policy. While I totally understand the reason for the policy, there was no sign in the studio that says about the policy or any disclosure that they would take cell phone from their clients. The way she treated me made me feel that I was in high school and getting punished for not even doing anything wrong. In short, while I enjoy the all other classes here, the management is HORRIBLE and has no respect to their clients. read more

This studio is just opposite my house and I wasted 3 years not trying it out. Finally went for a couple of sessions thru classpass. Did a C1 class and I'd prefer doing it without the room heated this much. Otherwise, I'd rather go for Bikram Yoga. However, the body sculpt classes are too good! Combination of certain yoga poses, cardio , abs and arms toning using weights - I just loved it. Sweat like crazy during each of these sessions but I feel super pumped. I am gonna keep coming back as much as I can only for the body sculpt sessions. Clean studio , lockers and bathrooms. read more

Pros: one of the nicest yoga studios around and the instructors are generally super nice and encouraging. You'll feel so relaxed upon walking in the location. Cons: There is too much variation in the sculpt class, especially compared to the Winchester and Almaden locations. I understand the teachers want to stylize their classes, but the variation is just too much for someone like me who likes consistency. The classes are still great, just more of a surprise. Also, the student discount does not apply to drop-in's, which is the main reason I am not giving this place 5 stars. read more

They mismanage the finance in the name of offer. No one is there to help you with anything. For every class cancelled much before 2 hours, they simply start charging you to a point where you need to cancel their membership. Horrible customer service and don't go to golden triangle center. If you try to ask for help, the Manager (Cynthia) is very cold and won't help. Instead she start saying that she is new and don't know anything. The other managers (Tori) blocks your number if you call for any help. They literally take money and don't provide service read more

I took their free week recently and loved this studio. The instructors are welcoming, knowledgeable and supportive. I mostly took the C1 classes and while more experienced Yogis might call it repetitive, I found the routine rather soothing. Plus within a week I could feel the progress even as I did the same poses. The bathrooms are extremely clean, lockers have locks and towels and mats can be rented for $2 each. I look forward to moving to C2 and or the Yoga Sculpt soon. read more

Trying to be a bit more active so I decided to try a class here. Valeria, the instructor, was so warm and inviting immediately during check in. The room was a bit warmer than expected but I think that the flow was just right! I had a bit of a hurt wrist so I was not able to do all of the poses but I think if my wrist wasn't hurting I would have definitely been able to keep up! Can't wait for my wrist to get better so that I can go back and really learn yoga and work on my balance! Because lord knows I need it. read more

This yoga studio is my second home. I joined as soon as it reopened its in-studio classes in June 2021 after covid relaxation , availing one month free pass. Instructors here, are trained professionals and humbled. They are always up to listen constructive feedback on yoga flows and ready to modify according to student's need. During intense power yoga flow , we get few minutes of yogis' choice or play time where instructor teaches us new yoga pose every month. I personally think it is a great approach to learn the techniques of new poses and accommodate it in daily practice. They also conduct various challenges throughout the year. One of my favorite is " Back to balance". Lot of students participated in this challenge and I believe most of them finished it with sweet rewards. Enough praising . Only one CONS: Can you please limit class size according to studio size? Evening, mostly in Chris's class , lot of yogis generally show up and we started bumping on each other during balance poses. Class size limitations will prevent that and we can practice with ease of mind. read more

CorePower Yoga has locations across the country. In some sense it is "corporate" yoga, but is actually very good and does not feel that way. I think a large part of your experience comes from the instructors and they are all very nice and personable. I have visited this particular location a few times through their free first week trial and as a paid black tag member. Their membership offers unlimited yoga classes for a monthly fee (~$170/month). CorePower Yoga offer a few different types of yoga classes. Their beginner class is called C1 and is always the exact same sequence of yoga flows regardless of teacher or studio. This is good for learning all the yoga basics, because you know what to expect as you repeat the class, but can feel repetitive and scripted over time. In terms of a beginner class, it is fairly challenging, but they do offer modifications to make it accessible for beginners. For example they teach the crow pose inversion, but you are not really expected to do it perfectly the first time. C1 is also the least heated class. C2 is their more advanced yoga class. The poses and flows are more difficult and differs with each class and instructor. It is also heated and gets fairly sweaty in the studio. Yoga Sculpt adds weights to yoga and helps to develop strength. The weights are fairly light (max around 12-15 lbs), but the combination with yoga poses is fairly challenging and helps to develop core strength and stability. I really enjoyed this class and it is worth checking it out at least once. It is definitely harder than C1, more on a C2 level. There are some other classes that I have not tried including an intermediate level class C1.5, a core restore class CR, and some others. I really enjoy CorePower Yoga, but there are a few areas for improvement as well. I feel like their instructor training and background varies a lot, some are amazingly knowledgable and others are giving bad advice. Try them all and find your favorites. Personally, I don't really like heated yoga and the classes here are hot hot hot! Just because you are sweating from the heat, does not mean you are working out and some of the people are fairly stinky to be honest. In terms of value it is a good yoga studio, but definitely on the pricer end. The studio is very clean and there is plenty of parking in the garage. Bring your own mat and towel, they offer rentals for $2 each. Blocks and straps can be borrowed free during class. There are locker rooms with locks and showers, but you need your own towel. CorePower is definitely worth checking out, they offer a free trial week. It is a place I find myself coming back to every once in a while when I need to improve flexibility and mobility. read more

I'm SO ADDICTED to this place! CPY Studio 'Golden Triangle', is AMAZING! Instructors working here are excellent in their role, each of their teaching style is different, but are equally good. Core Power Yoga institution does a fantastic job already and when you want to involve yourself to learn more about Yoga (A to Z), this is THE BEST place you can learn from the scratch. First of all, THANKS 2 YELP! I wouldn't have known this place otherwise. Yoga teaches you how to connect with your mind and body. Through learning Yoga, you'l learn about yourself. The transition is beautiful and you're sure with it's outcome of drawing all the positive energies, from within self and also learning to appreciate external factors (by external, I mean, the life around you). This location's studio manager, Jane S, is welcoming, sincere and friendly always. People work here are thorough professionals, they listen to your concerns and come up with best possible recommendations. I've attended 12 classes in this studio so far. My favorite teachers are Jane S, AJ Ba, Moises B and of course! Charlotte (the ultimate guru of all guru's). If anyone asks me, #WhyIYoga? my answer is simple. Coz at the end of each class, I realize three things every time, 1. My Strength 2. Confidence & 3. Complete Rejuvenation You get the best result from what you give! (This applies to any goal in life right?!) Now, that's also the same case in getting what you want for what you pay. Satisfaction I get from here is immense and continuous. Well, when you're at the right place, nothing stops you from getting motivated more. When I started off with CPY's beginner's class CPY 1, I initially felt tough with the poses and now, I proudly say I rose to even tougher levels - Hot Power Fusion, CPY 2, Yoga Sculpt and I challenge myself to keep going. The catch here is the positive outlook that keeps me going. Golden Triangle is a brand new facility and I'm glad they opened one here, as it's very convenient for me location wise. Studio rooms, bathrooms/ restrooms and reception area are Super Clean. Although studio rooms here are smaller in size compared to the ones in Winchester location, but it doesn't matter to me as long as I've a decent place to practice yoga well. Overall, my experience with CPY and this studio in particular, is Great. Yoga is a continuous journey and I hope to be in constant touch with it. Remember these catchphrases, "No pain, No gain; Feel the burn today for a better tomorrow!" P.S : My review for Winchester location San Jose - https://www.yelp.com/biz/corepower-yoga-san-jose?hrid=Dk5hL1ZTtP_q9VHIcex4ew read more

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Oh, CorePower Golden Triangle....sounds like a temple, and you know what else is a temple? Your body. Your body is a temple, don't forget that. So why not invest in a studio where you can leave all the troubles in your life at the door and enjoy some 'me' time on the mat with some of the best instructors???? If you saw my review at Santa Clara Square's CorePower, it just goes to show you that I love CorePower so much I just had to write another review! As said in my previous review, I switch on and off from SCS & GT (further from me) because I like these 2 studios the best because they're always clean and the bathrooms are extremely clean too, so no need to be afraid of getting any fungal infections. Ok, like said up above, Golden Triangle is further from me, so driving there for classes is definitely a reach but I do it anyways because once you find your favorite instructor...you'll find yourself traveling to wherever they're teaching. Now I don't know who your favorite instructor is but I'll share you mine -- Caroline is a total badass on and off the mat! I love her sculpt classes, her sequence is different and very challenging. Plus, who doesn't like to work out to throwbacks? Anyways, if you're still reading this review then that means you have time to search up the class schedule and see when and where Caroline is teaching next. Hope to see you there! read more

Absolutely love this location of CorePower! All the instructors are so friendly and you can tell they enjoy being there. Despite it being a "corporate" yoga studio, every instructor takes an effort to learn your name and get to know you a bit. They have classes everyday of the week so it is never a problem to find a time that works. There are also a variety of different classes depending on skill level or just how you are feeling that day. The instructors don't force you to do anything you don't want and encourage you to listen to your body. The studios are clean and so are the bathrooms/showers. They have cubbies right at the front for your shoes or if you have a lot of stuff there are locker rooms (locks are provided which is a nice perk). Always bring a towel and water... and of course a yoga mat. If you forget any of those they have some at the studio for a $2 rental. read more

This is my review to the management. In the recent times, my husband and I are told that the account does not show up. We are attending for more than 2 months and pay a freaking $179. I have heard many requesting for morning classes from 6:30 to 9 on weekdays and 7:30 to 10 on weekends. They keep saying they have yoga sculpt. Yoga sculpt is not for everyone!!! It's not a stress buster, I would enjoy core power 1 or 2 to relieve from stress. Also once the covid rules are relaxed the class capacity limit is removed. I tried Jasmeet's and Jizelle's yoga sculpt and core power 1. Both the classes are packed to suffocation. Especially in yoga sculpt when you have the weights in hand, you got to be extremely careful and watchful of your neighbors. If neighbors are 2 to 4 inches apart how the hell do we stretch our hands. For the amount of money we pay, the classes are very disorganized, no good classes on the weekends and they are crowded. Hope management takes this seriously and do something about these concerns. read more

After attending 14 classes @ CPY, for the first time today I forgot to bring my towel! I've asked Torrie Ornelas(studio manager @ golden triangle) for a towel and her attitude really disappointed me! I had walked from my place for 20 minutes and didn't have cash or credit card with me! I asked her if ApplePay will work and she said No! Then I said ok, I pay after the class when my husband picks me up! She asked me if i Can go back and get my card?!! Seriously!!!!! Going back for 20 minutes & miss the class!!! Literally she stared at me for a minuet and was so hesitant to give me a towel for 2$!! Finally she gave me the towel and said she will put a note on my account!! I paid her the 2$ after the class, but she simply ruined my 1 hour yoga session with her attitude!! read more

Best yoga studio ever! The teachers are out of this league, the uppity EDM music keeps you motivated while you're dripping sweat into your nostrils during inversions, and you'll sweat in places you have never sweat before. Did you know your elbows can sweat?! You're welcome. Now you know! C1 classes are always the same sequence, usually taught by newly certified teachers. C2 classes are what I love- its hotter than C1, the teachers are more senior, create their own innovative sequences to keep you interested in a variety of fun/challenging poses, and the music is always amazing. HPF is like a CorePower version of bikram, but even hotter than C2- sometimes unbearably hot... Sculpt is what I call a militant yoga ass-kicking. 90% hell by squats, I usually swear I'll never do sculpt again because I can't walk for 3 days after so many squats, but i usually go back a month later just to regret it (haha) again. It hurts so good.... Their shop has all of the hippest yoga gear from Manduka, Spiritual Gangter, Swell, etc. Student discounts, military discounts, and work group discounts are offered for unlimited black tag membership. Worth every penny, guys! Sign up!!! read more

I've been a blacktag member for about half year and constantly take classes for roughly 4 times a week. I know most instructors in Golden Triangle, who are nice, and enjoyed taking classes. However, one day there was a shocking incident. I took a class of an instructor new to me. She was in a front desk and I was trying to check in. She said I was not a member at any time and I needed to sign up for a membership on the day - although I've taken about 100 classes for half year!!! I said I'd sign up already in summer time and was a member but she never listen to me at all!!!!! Her attittde made me feel I was cheating to take classes for free, which was shocking to me. The class was worst in my life - I won't forget it. After the class, I came back home, check my bank account and found out that monthly fee was surely withdrawn from my account this month. I'll most likely stop the membership as I was treated like a cheater. read more

I started CPY at the Winchester studio for a free week recommended by a friend and fell in love. The staff are so welcoming and very professional. Can't afford to buy a membership really but sometimes I'll do drop ins once a month! read more

I came here for YogaSculpt, not knowing what to really expect, and overall it was a great experience. When you come in for the class, you are greeted and checked in by the instructor, which was nice because I asked what I can expect from the class, and the instructor herself was able to explain that to me. In the actual class itself, all the instructions were clear and concise, and the instructor was pretty motivational. Because it's a small room, and the room is in fact heated, you will sweat quite a bit, so be sure to dress appropriately, and for sure bring a towel. The last thing I want to note is that the yoga room smelled like eucalyptus, which tells me that the studio probably gets cleaned fairly often. In fact, the overall establishment was kept very clean, which alone earns a five star rating from me. I've been to a lot of different gyms, and I am unfortunately very well acquainted with the smell of sweat. read more

CorePower Yoga Golden Triangle location is smaller than the location on Winchester, but is also less crowded. Parking is available in the garage or on the street. There are two studios. My favorite class to take is Yoga Sculpt. Yoga Sculpt incorporates strengthening with weights and cardio. read more

I have been regular member of CorePowerYoga for a longtime more than 3 years. Lately they have become greedy as hell. They charge you 200$ for membership but if you book a class in the app and you forgot to cancel they will charge another 15$. Yesterday I booked for a class and attended also still they charged 15$ when I raised it with them they said they will not cancel the charges, I have asked why? read more

Pros: The facilities are well-maintained, parking is extremely accessible (there is a lot across from the studio and a parking garage nearby that offers free 2-hour parking), blocks are provided in each class, instructors are convivial and take the time to try and learn new names, and if you are interested in sweating your ass off, most of the classes are heated to some degree. Cons: If you are an experienced yogi and looking to be challenged creatively to grow your practice, this is not the studio to live up to such expectations. You can anticipate the exact same sequence in both the CorePower 1 and CorePower 2 classes, with the only difference being the faster pace as you flow through sun salutations in CorePower2. The instructors rarely recommend variations to any of the poses from sequence to sequence, and although you can expect minimal variations amongst the instructors, words spoken throughout each class seem perfectly choreographed, and at times, disingenuous. If you are interested in an unlimited membership at CorePowerYoga, you are going to invest $200 per month. At that price point, I would much rather find a smaller, less corporate yoga studio that encourages originality and has the sense of community that I feel CorePowerYoga is lacking. read more

I came here for the 2 week free coupon since I live in the River View Apartments. I had Susan (C1), Heshan (Yoga Sculpt, and Emily (Yoga Sculpt- her second class teaching ever, today). All 3 of these instructors have been AMAZING!!! The classes are amazing!!! I just wish they weren't so darn expensive :( hence the 4 start rating because of the cost- it's about $25 for each class which gets up there after you do the math. I have never felt burning (in a good way) in my muscles, and this is the best yoga I've ever been too. Their floors are awesome! Other places, it makes my wrists and feet hurt since I have feet and wrist problems. I may buy a 10 class package if I can find extra room in my budget! We'll see! Tips: Bring a yoga mat (duh!), towel, and WATER!!!! YOU WILL SWEAT! Some of the experienced yogis bring yoga mat towels- fancy! And the spray them with water. I'm not that experienced! :) read more

Better than two other of their studios I've tried. The heat is a lot more tolerable and it's a lot less crowded.

I took the yoga sculpt and enjoyed it very much. Connie was our instructor and she was attentive in making sure everyone in the class had proper form for the various exercises. I thought the choice of music was awesome. I liked how the music volume was dynamic and gets louder when it's time to really push out that next rep. The class thoroughly kicked my butt! I sweat a lot and near the end when Connie fans fresh air to everyone it feels so NICEE. If you want a great workout take yoga sculpt! read more

I'm not a regular Yogi/Yoga Practitioner, but I was looking for an opportunity to build up on my flexibility and core strength after coming from an Achilles Rupture Surgery. With that said, this studio is exactly what I was looking for. I've only taken a few classes of the 1-week free trial so far, but was already interested in coming back regularly after my first class. The classes I've taken are "Yoga Sculpt" and "CorePower 2". Yoga Sculpt is like going through the yoga flow with weights, cardio, and strength training. "CorePower 2" is the general Yoga class, but more demanding on the body than the previous level classes I assume. (Honestly I can't say since I haven't tried CorePower 1 or 1.5) Either way, both these classes will be as taxing on your body as you want it to be depending on how much you challenge yourself. The instructors I've taken classes from are Jackie, Melanie, Roxy, and Kalista. The passion in their practice definitely shows in their classes. Each staff member is very inviting, encouraging during class, and will put you to work while at the same time being mindful of your body, mind, and spirit. Like I said, I'm no Yogi, but whether you're looking for a place to practice Yoga, or push your body's physical fitness level, CorePower Yoga at Golden Circle definitely delivers! read more

LOVE this place. Facilities are So well maintained, tons of parking in the garage right next to the place, as well as across the street. Plenty of classes available throughout the day, and I usually like all their instructors. If you make coming here a habit, you'll discover your body just feels So much better, healthier, posture and digestion improves, your mental state calms down a lot (much needed for a girl like me who's mind is ALWAYS running), and you just naturally Want to take better care of yourself. I find myself making healthier choices throughout the day and my life, especially regarding food and beverage choices. Be sure to keep yourself hydrated before and after the class. read more

I was introduced to this place by a friend of mine so I decided to sign up for a free week trial. The staff is very nice! They make you feel welcomed when you enter and they are even more excited to have you join them, even if you're there for a free class. The studios are well maintained here. The women's bathroom is also pretty clean. Inside the women's lounge, there are two bathrooms, three shower rooms, and many lockers and shelves you can store your belongings in. They also have qtips, tampons, mouthwash, and unisex deodorant available if you need them! Oh, and if you forgot to bring a lock, you can rent one out for a dollar. The cool thing is that you get your dollar back once you return the lock. In terms of classes, I can only share my thoughts about yoga sculpt. The name of the class pretty much says it all... It is basically yoga + weights (optional) + cardio + HEAT! Just be prepared for a good sweaty work out if you are taking this class. read more