Whatever you do, DO NOT leave a credit card on final with these people. Not only will they keep billing you after stop membership, they will bill you again over a year later AND trying to call them to fix the billing is practically impossible to get someone on the phone. read more

I'm starting my Teacher Training here. So far the staff has been very friendly. When I introduced myself as one of their training students, they were thrilled. Classes has been nice. My advice is to arrive early. read more

I love Core Power Yoga. I was never into yoga until a few months ago when my friend recommended I come after moving into the area. I've been a member since October and I have not regretted it since! Jodi, formerly of CPY and one of the most awesome instructors ever, really helped me grow in my practice. I started off with the beginners classes and now I do the more advanced ones. Hallaaaa. However, all of the instructors there are great and really make an effort to help you with adjustments and teaching the correct postures. It's also funny how much you can tell about an instructor based on their playlists. In lieu of that, I'll have to say Britt's CP2 classes are the bomb dig. It's hard, hot and hip hop. Oh, and arrive early; Parking is a bitch and so is getting a spot in class since they tend to fill up quickly. You also don't want to encounter one of those intense 'yogis' who defeat the purpose of yoga. Just yesterday, I overheard some crazy biotch getting all agro on some other girl and sternly yell, 'Excuse me! Could you put our mats back together?!" I guess she became flustered because that girl was in between her and her boyfriend's mats that were originally side by side. What do I think of this? Big woop-dee-f*cking-do. I mean..get your lululemon capris out of your ass, move your own mat and don't ruin my vibe. So come to class with a good attitude, cuz no one likes a buzzkill. Namaste. read more

So, I've been practicing yoga for over ten years, including at some local Sherman Oaks studios (Black Dog Yoga, Two Hearts Yoga and the beloved, but closed Mark Blanchard's Power Yoga) and in Santa Monica/Venice (Brian Kest, Exhale), and was looking to find a studio that offered late classes (8 and 9pm). I found Core Power Yoga through a friend and participated in the free trial week, which is a great offering. I signed up as a Black Tag member after the trial week and tried to convince myself to like it because they have late classes after my kids go to sleep. It's a very manufactured style of yoga where the teachers seem to memorize one or two routines and repeat. No questions for new students, no adjustments, no feeling of community. It's heated yoga, which feels great and detoxifying. But, the routines are always the same - on purpose - and it seems to take the magic out of yoga. The routines become monotonous... Also, good to know is that parking is super tough and the complimentary valet lot is often full. So, if you don't find parking and arrive 3 minutes late, tough luck...the studio is locked (and maybe that's for the best). Off to find another studio with original, soulful teachers and late classes! read more

This is the most overly- corporate studio I've ever seen. There is no true depth here. No personality. Just pre- set yoga flows, with pre- made playlists. Teachers are not allowed to express themselves through their teaching. I feel like a trained monkey could do their job. As a result, the yogis here are unable to do even the most basic of inversions and balances. If they saw a real studio, I think everyone would cancel their "Auto-pay" plan to opt for something that would offer a little personal growth. Furthermore, this is not a workout. It's a sauna. The pre-made flows the teachers no doubt found in some tragic CPY handbook are not challenging. To do them in a room at even 95 degrees would be a cake- walk. The only challenge is the temperature and humidity (which in my opinion are excessive and unnecessary). On another note, their facilities are beautiful and the yoga bodies are phenomenal. So, if you're looking for nice scenery with little to no depth in your practice, this is the place for you. read more

CorePower is terrific. I was intimidated to try it at first because I didn't know what to expect, I didn't know where to park, and I-- gasp-- didn't have any Lululemon clothing!!!! What to take to your initial class: mat, water bottle, gym lock for locker, flip flops, hand towel, bath towel (or opt to purchase a Yogitoes grip towel). Mats, water and towels are all for rent or purchase as well. Don't take your phone, purse or shoes into the classroom. Leave them in the cubbies in the hallway or in a locker. Arrive 15 mins early. Expect others' mats to be very close to yours. I don't mind the crowdedness, as the sense of community makes me feel good and hearing others breathe reminds me to breathe deeply. Even though there are multiple levels of classes taught here, I wouldn't go here without a basic yoga foundation. The instructors barely make corrections to individuals due to class size and the classes move rather quickly. Your body will change and become so strong if you practice at CP regularly. It's incredible. The teachers are great. My favorites are Amanda, Nick, Kelly, Marla and Myla. Jahmelia s popular, but she is very clique-y and chatty throughout class. That's disruptive in my opinion. The classes have music, mirrors and are heated to about 95+ degrees. This is not spiritual yoga. This is more of a flair yoga. There are also two nearby locations: Encino & Studio City. Other reviewers are right-- CP really DOES turn you onto yoga and make you want to deepen your practice. It's a great workout and it sometimes it is grueling to make it through the class and in that moment I wonder why I am paying so much money to feel so much....discomfort? But it is absolutely worth it because of the way your mind and body feel afterward. Until you have to go home and wash your hair.....ugh! Haha. read more

I used to do Bikram in Studio City, but started lacking motivation after a while, since it was 90 minutes with no music or anything to keep me going. CPY was exactly what I needed. I tried my first free week and went 5 times. Fell in love with the studio - it's so CLEAN (thank God!) and the teachers are very friendly and experienced. Particularly love Amanda, Anna Louise and Noriko. Haven't had any trouble with parking - the fact that they even offer free valet parking should be a plus. If you're too late and the lot is full so you have to do (heaven forbid) metered/street parking, well, that's just life and life isn't fair. After my free week, I instantly handed over my credit card and I now look forward to going to class whenever I have a night off. I'm a candlelight class addict and have scheduled my college classes accordingly :) read more

Not like this place needs another 5 star review, but it definitely deserves it! I just finished my Free Introductory week and had a really awesome time. I took 4 classes total for 3 different instructors. They all seemed very knowledgeable and had different qualities to offer. I took 1 CS1 class and 3 CS2 classes. CS1 is really great for a starter so you can learn the positions and postures you will be using in the next level. CS2 is definitely more advanced. I haven't taken many yoga classes (just 2 at a Bikram yoga studio) but I think my dance background helps me take to it very quickly. The CS2 still packs a ton of punch even for the more advanced students. The people who work the front desk are very kind and helpful. I think for the most part they are also the instructors you'll be taking from. Its pretty expensive for the membership and I was bummed I wouldn't be able to afford it, but luckily for me I was able to qualify for the discounted rate. I'm really excited to continue studying here! read more

I miss this place already. I had a Groupon and it ended last week. I can't possibly afford this place and my job is moving from the Disney Tower to the Disney Studios so there is no way I would make my beloved 5:45 C1.5 class with Allen my favorite torturer. I'm going to another place down the street - see review (so far). The other place has as much sweat but not as nice. They pack you in like sardines and they try to do the Zen thing in English. I like my Zen in sanskrit (yes I know Zen is Japanese and Buddhism but its a state of being as well) not in liberal guilt trips. There is none of that at CorePower Yoga. This place is not Zen. This place is not shoving some alternative religion down your throat. There is no meditation. Instead, there is Lady Gaga. This place is hot, the instructor in my first class C1.5 did not stop. It was all sweat and cardio. I hated it, it was absolute torture and exactly what I was looking for. I want a work out for my body, not for my mind. I have a full time job and I've gone back to school. I have no time for meditations to a cute little monkey god. read more

I normally go to the encino location but lately I've been going to this one on Friday's since they have a 6am class. I love how big the studios are. Today I took sculpt at 12pm with Shahada and let me tell you that her class is the best sculpt class I've ever taken in two years. She kicks ass. I really felt like I had an actual workout. She is AMAZING! No wonder her class gets packed fast. So happy I decide to go to her class. I wish I had more Saturday's off to come to her class, as she only teaches on Saturday's afternoon:( but at least I got the best workout today! read more

It's a bit pricey - even at $99/month membership rate. I've been coming here for about 3 months now. I had a chance to sample most of the classes, except for the "intro" class. SO, here goes.............. CP Fusion: too Bikram-ish for my tastes. Instructor guide you through preset series. I prefer a more dynamic, constantly changing scenario - so it just didn't suit me. Too sleepy/monotonous and way to hot in the class! I just wanted to nap in a pool of my own sweat - haha. CP Sculpt: I love this class! It a heated flow class with weights, reminds me of a body pump class with some yoga thrown in. Big thumbs up. Jodi and Jahmelia are alot of fun - good music and physically challenging (especially if you grab 8 and 10lbs weights)! CP Pilates: Too sleepy for my taste. But great for someone who like pilates matt based classes (only add heat). A few of my friends really liked Marxel but I didnt really feel like he connected with the class or really was concerned about motivating everyone. I preferred Marie or Liana. CP 2/3: The "more advanced" flow classes....more arm balances, inversions and complicated transitions. Check out Milena's CPY3 - if you like a challenge, you wont be disappointed. Although they are the "advanced" class each instructor is pretty good about giving various layers to each pose so you can go as deep as you want. Locker rooms - I can only comment on the womens. Its a bit cramped and always seems to need a dusting. There also seems to be an ongoing issue with broken locker and/or shower doors. It may be beneficial for them to keep an extra stock of hinges for repair - its a 5 minute fix... not a few weeks which seems to be the current situtation. Studios - they try to keep up with the between class cleaning but it sometimes gets the best of them. It may be a product of their own popularity and/or classes beginning/ending on time. They try - but it can definitely use some streamlining. Staff is very friendly and overall I give the place high recommendations. Just a few words to the wise - if you dont like heat and looking like you showered in your clothes ...this is not the place for you! read more

I LOVE Core Power! I went for the free week for new students! It was my introduction to real Yoga instead of the dvd's I've been doing at home off and on for years... The instructors are all kind, patient and attentive. They help you with postures, and make adjustments during class in a gentle way. I have never had a bad class here. Each instructor has their own unique style, and I always feel great after a class. The studio itself is very nice, bathrooms have a spa-like feel and it is overall very clean and pleasant. My only issue is the cost, I know, I know Yoga is expensive...I just wish there were more affordable packages. For now I do a lot of the drop in $9 classes... I highly recommend this particular location, if you are a newbie you will feel comfortable, I am pretty shy and managed to do just fine!! With a free first week of unlimited classes, you have nothing to lose!! I heart CorePower! read more

I used to do a lot of Bikram Yoga before but quit because I got bored with the practice (same 26 poses each time). I loved the hot room aspect of the yoga but wanted a change in my daily practice. I signed up for Corepower Yoga with their free week trial and was hooked. A perfect combination of traditional heated yoga and power yoga. There are several different classes to take my favorites being Hot Power Fusion and Corepower 2. The sculpt class is awesome but it's more of a butt-kicking workout. So all this is fine and dandy right? But here is the real awesome part: In the three months I have been going here I have lost close to 20 pounds. I went from being maybe 5 pounds overweight to practically being shredded. Diet was a part of it but believe me I wouldn't have gotten results this quickly without Corepower Yoga. Only con for me is the price, but what yoga studio isn't expensive these days. Good luck to all! read more

Price. Typical. There's a deal that should suit your budget. New clients. They offer a 7 day pass for new clients for free. Male and female locker rooms. Appear to be plentiful. Mat/towels. Bring your own or available for rent. Parking. Can be a challenge. Come early. Classes. Appear to be plentiful. I've only taken sculpt and get my butt whipped every time. Instructors. I've only had Mollie and Mary K. Tough women and won't let anyone slack off. Both are full of energy and will challenge everyone accordingly. I love the music that they play which increases the tempo as we get into the workout/yoga poses. Water. Filtered water is available. read more

Went here today because I heard that this studio is all in heat!! WOW, was I drenching. I took the intro class and I was sweating just as much as I sweat at the Tracy Anderson studio. I don't think I can go back to regular yoga. The only down side was that my allergies started coming on and I was sneezing all throughout class. I'm sure the people around me weren't too happy about that, but I assured them it's allergies not a cold! It's a nice break from the Tracy Anderson method which is all high impact. I don't mind winding down to some power yoga that keeps your body working even in the stillest of positions. read more

Doing Bikram is much more enjoyable for me than yoga at room temp. This studio gets the temp just right, nice and warm. In a strong practice, I have come close to walking out of the room. It was intense, and I liked that. It has made my practice stronger. Thank you teachers you are the best part of coming here! Namaste read more

I took advantage of a two week free membership, but though I liked previous classes--I say stay away from this place---waaaay too much attitude. I had a very stressful day and my job made me four minutes late for class--I was looking forward to de-stressing in class. The manager refused to let me attend the class and kicked me unceremoniously out of the studio and told me I had "bad energy." It was such an abusive way to be treated after a bad day at work that even one of the instructors pulled me aside and told me the franchise owner was rude, as it is common for some people to show up a few minutes late for class Maybe other CORE Yoga places are good, but this branch functions like a snooty Hollywood nightclub with a snot at the door who can send you away if he doesn't like your energy. Avoid. read more

This place is my home; I really love it here! I love the various classes and abundance of classes that are available. It doesn't phase me that is a corporate-owned business because in the long run I believe it makes it more efficiently run. I even did the Teacher Training here and I found it to be a very moving, growth-filled experience. I wrote a piece about it that perhaps I will include in this review... ok here it is: What I didn't know A love letter to Yoga Teacher Training What I didn't know when I started this journey was that I needed it. That so many parts of me were longing to align. Yoga has softened me, internally and strengthened me, externally. Soft heart, thick skin. I did not know that that I lacked ligaments and bridges and connectors that delving into yoga would offer me. I never had a map, or a guide or something that just explained the simple things. Hell, I used the wrong side of the carrot peeler until I was 17. People asked me why I did yoga teacher training and I said I felt called -- by something bigger than myself; the thing that knows what's best for me. The part of me that I am learning to trust. It said listen to them her, Ali Jo; take a chance, it will change you in ways you have yet to discover. I would fall apart week five and Jen O. would help me fall back together in week six. Sometimes you don't know until you know. Devon said, "let this wash over you and do not judge it." I look forward to letting this digest. Meaningful experiences go deep. I have a language now to help others and myself prevent the turbulence and shitty vittras (right, Inanna?). Maybe a storm will come at some point, they often do, and if I am upside down and the boat is sideways and I'm hanging on by a thread, I will reach inside for something to save me and this knowledge, this connection to everything, that I was unable to understand, that was once just a seed and is now a full-fledged branch, And it will sustain me. I didn't know that by studying these ancient principles, I would be forever tethered to something bigger than I could ever imagine; that by doing so I would become a part of this family and be filled with the strength of my yogic ancestral heritage. That I would learn that at the center of everything is breath. If I can control that, I can move through anything. I didn't know that my kindness towards others would double, my judgement would soften, my compassion and ahimsa of my word, would change. That critical voice, quieting. I certainly didn't know that I would care so much about the others on this journey. That I would root for them and be excited to see where they land. And that when I see them, I know and love them; they are part of this family, too. I know that a shift has occurred, and I am better for it. I am a clearer me And I know that I have been given a gift that will forever bring me immeasurable joy. Thank you for teaching us and sharing this magical experience with me. This sums up my experience and truly, what a gift yoga is in my life. read more

I am being generous with 3 stars. I have taken classes from Coreyoga all over from San Diego on up - not bad if you want a quick workout - not bad at all. But you are absolutely kidding yourself if you think it's yoga. If they called it a yoga like work out - or based on yoga style, I would up it a star for honesty. It is a fun work out, but not particularly creative or yogic. Don't expect yoga, and you will have fun. read more

I'm skeptical about yoga since my first experience doing it at home caused an injury and my second experience was like going to a friends house for dinner. The moment you shove a spoonful of mashed potatoes in your mouth, the entire family closes their eyes and prays for five minutes. I'm sitting their with my eyes open, staring at everyone with chipmunk cheeks. Imagine instead of a family, I'm with 30 strangers chanting and beating their chests for 5 minutes to help digestion. No thanks! I workout to be a skinnier version of myself. I eat activia to help with digestion. This has not been my experience at Core Power Yoga. I've never been to a place that is strictly yoga so I have nothing to compare with this establishment. However, I know gyms. The employees are very helpful and motivating. The music is great in the 3 different classes I have taken. I loved the challenge of the class with the added heat. There is no weird humming and everything we are doing in the classes has a purpose. I did the Yoga sculpt for my first class and it was easy to follow and also challenging. The heat is something to get used to but I don't know If I would want to do yoga without it. I'm not doing yoga to be one with my inner self. I want to sweat and be exhausted after working out. I have also done fusion and C1.5. Fusion was hot as hell (I didn't know that It was the hottest class) but I opted for sitting breaks and remained in the room. I did C1.5 right after and it was cooler in the room but still challenging. I will defiantly be returning after this week. read more

Great location, amazing studio! I really like this location. It gave ke a good feeling when I left and it was always clean. The only issue was that heat began to affect me in a bad way. Sadly they only had one not heated class and it was not enough for me so I had to stop going. But for anyone who likes hot yoga this studio is great! read more

I usually go to the CPY on Wilshire (near my work), but I attend classes here on the weekends, as it is closer to my apartment. Of course the classes are about the same, since they are all based on the same teaching, but for some reason the Sherman Oaks studio seems a little bit easier (C2 classes). I have only been in Studio #2 here, and it is smaller and sometimes a tight fit. They have a small parking lot in the back that is self-park or valet, depending on the time of day. Otherwise, there are metered spots along the streets. So far, I've had no issues finding a spot either in the lot or on the street. As expected with a heated class, I always leaving soaking wet. They have great shower facilities, but the signs warning of recent thievery in the locker rooms make me nervous leaving my things unattended. I only bring my class items to this studio (or I could bring a lock). read more

I absolutely LOVE Core Power Yoga. I tried the week free for new students and it's true, take advantage of every day you get free because you're gonna get addicted to the energy and feeling of refreshment after you finish your yoga session. You start off with a C1 class which is not heated, but it does tend to get quite hot when the room gets a bit crowded. The instructors are very friendly and patient, and they're usually the ones to check you in before class to get to know you, which is great. In the beginners class I took Yvonne for my first yoga workout and she was very relaxing to listen to as well as fluid in her transitions through poses. She made sure to acommodate those who did not want to be adjusted or those needed modification in their posture. She was amazing and I continued to take her class to strengthen my yoga skills. The locker rooms including the showers and bathrooms are very clean with a sleek modern design and they have free mouthwash, cotton swabs and spray deodorant in case you forget to bring your own. The studio is known for their heated yoga classes so most people are literally drenched in sweat after class, its a nice gesture for them to make sure their students are provided with freshness. They offer a C1.5 Intro to heated yoga class for those who want to transition to the C2 heated yoga class without dying of heat for the first time. Mats are available for rent for $2 if you forget your own and they provide mat cleaners and sprays to freshen up your mat before or after class. Make sure to be on time if not early for classes as they lock the studio doors during that time to make sure the practice is serene, intense and undisturbed. This place is awesome for beginners as well as practiced yogis and you won't be disappointed if you come practice here, I always feel welcomed and I'm sure you will be too. read more

The most notable thing about this place is that they have VERY clean and modern locker rooms with bonuses such as complimentary q-tips, spray deodorant, mints, and more. The atmosphere is more like a luxurious spa than your basic yoga studio. Another huge plus is that classes start right on time. This is very important to me and many others that actually have a schedule and would like a quality yoga practice without the frantic & stressed late comers busting in the door during the first half of the class trying to find a spot. Get there on time OR if you're late, have an iced tea next door at Poquito Mas and take the next class. Top everything off with knowledgeable & friendly instructors, plenty of parking, and a variety of classes for ALL levels. Well worth trying it for the free week to see if it's a good fit for you and your expectations. read more

If I could give this place 6 stars I would. Not only is the customer service outstanding, this place is addictive. This is some of the hardest workouts I've done my whole life and I'm so grateful I found this place. My body has transformed and I just love all the classes and the way I feel after I do one. I've been a member for over a year and I just love the place! read more

Core Power is amazing. I was so happy to stumble into CPY for an introductory week and I was hooked. Power Sculpt with Cornelius, Marie, or Nick will get your body in shape in no time. You literally melt the fat out of your body. It's a very positive environment and extremely clean. You wouldn't even know 30 people were sweating their butts off in the room 30 minutes before you walked in. You leave with mind, body and spirit in order and it's an amazing way to begin or end your day. I highly recommend Core Power Yoga. read more

I love Core Power. The instructors and staff are very nice and make you feel welcome. Yoga with weights is the best!!! Linda read more

WORST EXPERIENCE EVER! This was the first time at this location and my last. Lets start with the parking situation There was no parking whatsoever for corepower yoga . I had to pay for meter parking at it was only 730am . I have been to other of their locations and its never been this bad . WILL NEVER COME BACK AGAIN . read more

You suck!! Can't believe you charge that much for membership if you lock the door when class is in session. Why don't you keep your studio open at all times like the Encino branch. I battle through LA traffic to get to your 5 pm class, we'll, I was trying to make it to your 4:30 class but because of traffic I got here too late only to find that you've locked your door!! read more

Let me start off by saying I love the facility, and the customers that come in and the classes. Everything about this place is great, except one thing: The instructor by the name of Molly E. It's been weeks since her terrible experience and I'm STILL writing a yelp review. The first time she instructed she called us all a bunch of 'P#$#@". Now, I'm no virgin to curse words, but it's a YOGA CLASS not boot camp. By the end of the class, I felt more upset than happy to have worked out. Skip to a few weeks ago, I didn't check the instructor (I usually do now just bc of her), and... BAM. There she goes again with her attitude problem. For a yoga experience, I have no idea why they keep her around. I will no longer be going to Corepower SHERMAN OAKS because of this. read more

Today was my first experience with a group setting doing Yoga and first time ever hot yoga. From the moment I walked in every one was courteous and friendly. The facility was very nice and clean. Loved the class and the instructor was very helpful. read more

I AM OBSESSED!!!! I wake up every morning checking my Corepower Yoga iPhone app wondering which class I should take for that day... ?? Can it get any more obsessive/OCD than that? I signed up for a free week membership (and it didn't even take long to register), today is my last day and I am going to purchase the blacktag membership. I never buy anything after trying the promo offer.. and it says a lot about their establishment. I am a pretty stressed out/high paced/intense kind of gal - I blame it on my job, but when I come into CPY Sherman Oaks, I am at ease, in my zen zone...nothing can get me angry or piss me off. Everyone at the front desk (your instructors) is extremely nice, no rude DMV attitudes here. The energy they exude is contagious as you walk into your classroom, ready for another relaxing, intense, sweaty workout. I have only taken the Candlelight yoga, CPY - Intro to Yoga, and the Restorative Yoga *LOVE* classes. I highly recommend them all. Locker Rooms, Showers, Bathrooms are extremely clean and they also provide shampoo/conditioner/body wash/lotion - Like a high end boutique hotel. Parking is free on the streets parallel to Ventura a bit of a hike to the studio but well worth it! Its a nice cool down compared to being in a 100 degree room. If you need an outlet to release your anger and stress, come in for the free trial - TRUST ME - MIND BLOWING read more

You can't beat a free week of yoga........and you may fall in love with this place. It literally has the friendliest, most motivating, and energetic staff you may ever meet. Definitely come 15 minutes earlier than the start because these classes get PACKED super fast. Bikram yoga is amazing--- in the early morning sessions (around 6 am) they classes are restricted to around 10 people in the small studio. It WILL get intensely hot---just a warning---but the degree of scorching will depend on what instructor happens to be teaching. The great thing about Bikram yoga: sweat, deep breaths, increased circulation, and extreme flexibility. The scary thing: Way too hot ( you may feel like your passing out at some points) and laundry every 2 days? Screw that. Then again, trying a week of this with entertaining and encouraging yoga experts isn't half bad. A great studio in the valley. You are a lucky person if you find parking. read more

I have tried several yoga studios in the Sherman Oaks/Studio City area, and while I have liked most of them, Corepower is my favorite. The heated room yoga works for me big time. I'm sure it's not for everyone, but I love it. At first, I wasn't sure about doing yoga in a heated room, but being from Phoenix and used to playing outside all summer as a kid in 120 heat, I figured I could handle it. Oh... I handled it. And I have become freaking obsessed with it! I love coming in about 10 minutes early and relaxing in the studio before class. It's so toasty warm, like being wrapped in your favorite Strawberry Shortcake sleeping bag. The classes kick my butt, in a good way (I've been going 4-5 times a week), and I always leave with an outfit and two towels drenched with sweat. Nothing is better than leaving class and stepping out into the cool night air. Ahhhhh. Refreshing! I love the C2 class, the Yoga Sculpt, and the Hot Fusion classes a lot. Every instructor I have had is great (Noriko's C2 class is especially awesome), and I'm always greeted by the staff in a prompt and friendly manner. The facilities are super clean. And there's a cozy fireplace in the lobby to hang out before class. Definitely check this place out! read more

Love this studio. It is better than the one in Universal City. The Sherman Oaks one is much cleaner, and I like the instructors better too. I just wish it wasn't so expensive! $20+/class is a bit much. Class leaves me feeling refreshed, relaxed. I also noticed improvements in flexibility. read more

I looooveee corepower sherman oaks! I never liked yoga per se before coming here because I felt it was too slow and zen for me, but this is different! Yes, its zen. But there's so much variety in classes--from hot power (really hot, slow moving, good for stretching), to Sculpt (work out like crazy), I don't get bored and my body feels amazing afterwards! I also like the studio a lot because its big (bigger than Encino). The locker rooms are nice, and they have couches and cute clothes to browse while waiting for a class to start. read more

I have been going to CPY Sherman oaks for three years and absolutely love it. Although some of my favorite teachers have moved on, there are still great instructors who challenge and inspire students during each class. I highly recommend Nick and Amanda's classes! I have taken some of their seminars such as yogi training, wellness cleanse, and boot camp (which I took there times when Jahmelia was heading them). All were worth it! The facility is clean and the locker room is stocked with all the essentials (mouthwash, q tips, deodorant, hair dryers, and lockers). read more

I can talk about core power yoga for hours. This place truly helps you get away from daily stress and problems! I've tried many yoga studios and every experience was very different but what I can say is that so far the only place that truly felt like an escape is CorePower Yoga! Instructors really know what they're doing and the variety of classes they have is amazing. Some are slow paste some fast paste u will find the right fit for you no doubt about it read more

Look the parking situation sucks but its on Ventura blvd so... and yes, the classes can get super packed at times but they offer so many classes which is awesome and it makes it much easier for busy schedules. I really love the instructors, they're awesome and I usually love the playlists and the energy/intention of the class. The staff seems genuine and the manager is very nice/friendly as well. I always feel great after coming here. Highly recommend. read more

Loci is amazing! She stayed with me after class and helped with my yoga poses and stretches. She really took the time to give me tips and suggestions to help my yoga practice. Felt great to be back! read more