First off: I love the instructors at the studio, so this review has nothing to do with the quality of the classes or teaching. I'm adding this review of only two stars because for the past week, the studio showers have no warm water. I was told last Monday and today that the showers would be fixed and as someone who has to commute after class directly to work and knows students who are in the same position, this is unacceptable, especially as the weather becomes extremely cold. I was dismayed when I came in today exactly one week later only to find that the showers were not repaired. All we got a students was a simple we're sorry, but our water doesn't work.... Coming out of a heated yoga class to a shower with no warm water is hazardous to your health and can potentially cause medical issues due to the extreme changes in temperature. As someone who has to commute I had no choice and the matter and had to shower all the same. While one occurrence of this being an issue is one thing, having it happen twice in one week is honestly just unprofessional. I say this is somebody who's been going to Core Power Yoga since 2023. To boot, the facility is still not on par with the others that I've been to (Woodbury, or grand Avenue). I can never recall a time even in the most extreme cold temperatures that either of these other studios I've been to has ever had a heated water issue. The fact that it's been a week and this continues to occur tells me that there could be something wrong with the water tank and that the studio never got it fixed. This is disappointing as once again I am emphasizing the instructors are excellent and the class offerings are good. Overall, I think the studio just needs a little more care, especially when it comes to things like having to run heated running water. I'm a member who's been paying full price for the all access membership and have been very satisfied with my overall Core Power Yoga experience but this studio appears to be an outlier in that regard... read more

Oh how lucky MN is to have so many CPY locations. I love alternating between Highland Park and Grand Avenue (shout out Saint Paul). HP has powerful instructors and I have really been enjoying the slower placed classes at this location. My recommendations include Kyle's Monday candlelight C2, Rebecca's 75-minute Sunday candlelight's and Deva's Wednesday C2's. There are so so so many enjoyable classes - please come find what suits you best. Enjoy! read more

CorePower Yoga - Highland Park - Exterior - Yoga Near Me - St. Paul, Minnesota

This really does feel like a high end yoga studio. Between the flow yoga, the apparel sales, and even a fire place in the entry way, it was rather a pleasant experience. read more

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I used to love CorePower, but I re-joined for a month recently and there were hardly any un-heated class options - only C1 and even those were few and far between. It would be nice if there were more options for those that don't want to die of heat stroke during class, more like there used to be. Had to cancel. Instructors are lovely anyhow. read more

Corepower, you are so expensive, yet I continue to patronize you because (like L'Oreal) you're worth it. I've been to the Downtown, Uptown & Grand Avenue studios in addition to this one, but I've been frequenting this studio lately so I'ma review it. The building looks like it belonged to a dentistry prior to CPY, but looks are indeed deceiving because the inside is filled with all that good CPY karma. The lobby is larger than the other studios I mentioned and it's not immediately apparent where the locker rooms are located, but if you swing right, then left and head down the stairs you'll find them. The instructors rotate studios (most of the instructors here also teach at the Grand Ave. location) and I love that no two classes are alike because it's hard for me to stick with a regimen that becomes monotonous. One serious perk at this location: parking. You're always guaranteed a spot whether it's in the large adjacent lot or the street. This is so much better than circling the lot behind the Grand Ave. studio or plugging a meter. read more

I have only been to one other CorePower studio (Stadium Village) but this one is definitely my favorite. The aesthetic is open, clean, hip, and urban. The studios have mirrors, windows, and a darker, edgier vibe than the brightness found in other parts of the building (like the merch / check in area, the loungey space downstairs, and the locker rooms). When they burn incense in the studios, it helps displace some of the funky odor left behind from previous classes, but once you're halfway through and nose-deep in your own sweat, you won't notice the funk anyway! The instructors I've met are all friendly and helpful, the classes (my favorite being Hot Power Fusion) push students while still offering modifications and recommendations for alignment safety. My one gripe is that the locker rooms are too small to accommodate the typical number of people attempting to change clothes (let alone shower or use the bathroom) on a weeknight. Actually, my second gripe is that the classes can get VERY full in the evenings as well. I'm not sure what daytime classes are like, but I usually leave work early for the first evening classes and it seems like a lot of others do the same! It's not a huge nuisance, it just requires some negotiations of space in the studio. As I mentioned before, Hot Power Fusion is my favorite (I wish they offered them more often, but that's just a personal preference) but I've also taken the Ryder class. I go to spin classes at my regular gym a few times per week and I prefer them to Ryder. The bikes are touted as being unique because they move side to side thus giving the whole body a supposedly better workout, but both times I attended this class (with different instructors) it didn't feel like as great of a workout as I get on the standard bikes. I know some people swear by them, though. I did my free week, was offered a second free week not long after, and then took advantage of a GroupOn deal for an unlimited month. I would love to continue going (especially during the colder months of the year, maybe not summer as much) but the price is a bit steep for someone who already has a gym membership that I'm not willing to give up! I'll probably just buy 10-class packs in the future. read more

Reason I gave it a one less than a perfect starts is because CorePower is amazing to the levels that at times it gets a little too crowded in the rooms, that are set for smaller numbers. Also parking could be a hassle, though so far I have not experienced it yet, I heard a girl who came in late because of parking. My first week in Minnesota and my husband's boss's wife was kind enough to find things that I enjoy. Yoga being one of them, she introduced me to CorePower, and I am so thrilled with my experience there. Though a bit on the pricey side ($94 a month) you can have access to unlimited yoga, with great yogis, at any of their 6 studios located with in a few miles from each. Great yoga classes through out the day to suit everyone's schedule, what else can you ask for ? I have only been to two studios so far, this one and the one in Edina. I find the staff to have a very positive energy at all times. They are very welcoming, and great yogis. The small rooms, not favorable to big crowd, are great when instructors are helping students execute yoga poses. I started of with C1 not knowing how intense it will be, and have gone to C2 classes so far. My favorite would be heated candlelight 2, it really gets you to break a sweat, and makes you acknowledge parts of your body you had not engaged with. I look forward to attending the Sculpt and spin classes soon. Studio itself is very cute, and peaceful with nice locker rooms, clean showers, and an overall welcoming atmosphere. read more

I finished up my free week and now I'm onto the Groupon. After that, I will sell plasma or a kidney to get my membership on. Worth it. Why? Because I LOVE THIS PLACE. It's very beautiful and well maintained, sure. But what I'm most impressed by is the staff. Folks at the front desk are always so sweet. The teachers are WONDERFUL. So kind, so skilled, so open-hearted. For some reason, I figured they'd be snooty or something, thanks to CP's reputation for being all about the beautiful people (which is true, sure, but there are average Joes and Janes there too, and the environment feels very welcoming and comfortable for ALL body types and skill levels). BONUS: I've leaned out and de-bloated BIG time in just one week's time. Adam is my fave teach so far. He's an old soul with great music taste. Oh, and he'll kick your ass ... with the utmost kindness and encouragement, of course. Namaste. read more

I really enjoy Core Power Yoga. They have classes at a variety of times that can suit almost any schedule. Their studio is fairly large but the parking lot gets crazy during the busier times. Hopefully you are lucky enough to find a nearby parking spot on the street. Core Power is very expensive!. If you are a teacher, in the military or a student you get a discount but it is still expensive. The studio is clean and gorgeous including the bathrooms. One class I absolutely love is the Ryder class. It is a spinning class but the bikes move and sway to mimic the movements real bikes make. The class is incredible and you will come out drenched in sweat! My main complaint is that their classes are formulaic. I started my yoga career at an independent (non-chain/franchise) yoga studio in Boston and the yoga classes were so different depending on the teacher even within the same style of yoga (i.e. vinyasa). That made it interesting and gave a wider variety of options. At CPY they have a pretty set routine in each class which gets a little old. Great for those people who like routines though! read more

This Corepower yoga has Spin classes, AND it's awesome! Good instructors and the Ryder bikes that works your core is cool. CORE-power, get it? I've taken all the yoga classes (cpy1 (basics) and cpy2 (advanced) , Hot Yoga (that's 105 degrees) and yoga sculpt (yoga w/ weights) here. Excellent instructors, nice yoga space, and locker rooms, actually has adequate space, not cramped like most of the other Corepower Yoga chains. Take a spinning or a yoga class with Greg Jones, my favorite instructor there. Unfortunately for me, I can't make it out that way as much as I like to, since I live in the North West Minneapolis. Y'all who live in the Highland St. Paul area are very lucky! The only con is that classes can get too crowded during the school year with so many univerity and colleges in the area. Parking is not bad - if you can't park in their private lot, there is always street parking . read more

I've tried yoga at various locations but never really had that "A-ha!" moment or had any desire to continue practicing. CPY - Highland changed that though - I loved it. I will repeat what the other yelpers have mentioned - there truly is "no judgment" here. If you're nervous about trying it, don't be! Once you get into the classroom, you're in the zone and it's a really wonderful workout. It was love at first class for me. I was surprised at how flexible and how well I did - at one point Melissa came over to adjust me and help me go deeper into a pose which felt great! I'm not an avid yogi by any means but once you get started (beginner or advance), everything becomes so fluid and relaxing. Yesterday, I attended a beginners heated yoga class and enjoyed that as well. I went to a 1:30-2:30 class and it wasn't nearly as busy since it was during the early afternoon. Both classes made me SWEAT but I loved it - it feels so great! My first free week is coming to an end, but I think within the next week or two I will be looking to start a membership here. It's expensive but your first month is about $20 cheaper than the second, plus I'll be getting a discounted price for being a college student. NAMASTE :) read more

I visit Mpls often and this is one of my favorite CPY locations. Multiple studios, friendly staff, great locatiin with plenty of parking nearby. read more

Oh, CorePower. I just can't quit you. I used to go 5 years ago, before my 2 kids (2 and 8 months). A few months ago I decided it was time to get my ass in gear, and started to look around for options. Yoga is what I wanted to do. I also wanted to work out after my kids were asleep. Hello CorePower. You are expensive. You are crowded. Sculpt (yoga with weights) is so not the reason I joined (just wanted to do yoga), but now I am addicted. My body is starting to take shape. I am nowhere near what I once was, but have only been at it a couple months. It is like a yoga fashion show, with women in their 20s working out in their undies. Thank goodness there are enough mirrors for everyone to gaze at their super toned bodies. ;) Instructors blow whistles and yell. It is not traditional yoga. If traditional is what you want, go elsewhere. If you want the convenience of many studios + classtimes and a kick-ass workout, CorePower is for you. read more

I attended a free trainer class last week and was very grateful to have an opportunity to practice with new instructors. That said, this studio had an oppressive odor. I know, hot sweaty bodies are going to stink but this was so heavy the staff came through spraying some orange scented aerosol concoction that triggered my asthma and had me running for my inhaler in the locker room. By the time I made it back the session was starting. I love CorePower and have been to studios all over the country but this one needs an overhaul on the ventilation system. read more

CorePower Yoga is amazing! I'd done yoga several times in my life. It was either too meditative, or too hot (Bikram is not for me). I never was really able to grasp it as a regular workout. I did the free week at CorePower and was hooked! The power Vinyasa yoga at CorePower is perfect. It's an amazing strength workout, which is important to us guys, and it also gets the heart rate going right in the fat burning zone. What I love about CPY is that you can either pay by the month, by the class, or buy a package, and you can go to any class, at any location, no BS that is often found at fitness places. CPY also has a spin-type class, but the bikes move and turn like real bikes, which allow you to work your whole body instead of just your legs. It's a very intense 45 minutes workout. I guess you could say it's expensive, but you get what you pay for. The studios are very clean and smell nice. The lobby atmosphere is great, plenty of furniture to lounge on, and the locker rooms are spacious and the showers are equipped with body wash, shampoo and conditioner. No more hauling all that stuff around in a wet zip-lock! The instructors are great. There's no sense of entitlement from them, or other students. IMO- Kirsten's 1.5 class is the best. 2 weeks of classes and I'm already in better shape! read more

The instructor, Sara Li, was fantastic in making me feel comfortable. The location I went to was also beautiful, clean, and inviting. The merchandise selection was also wonderful! This is all coming from a new yogi who incredibly inflexible:) read more

Came here for a Sculpt class. I live and work on complete opposite ends of the cities so I travel to many different CPY locations. This one is pretty awesome. Large space, (upstairs and downstairs!) huge selection of merchandise, (TONS of sale items, too!) and the atmosphere is a lot more open and inviting than some of the other locations. I was able to take my shoes off/put them back on at the door without feeling like I was in the way. The studios could definitely be a little larger, but, let's be honest, less surface area per person equals more heat and that's why we come to CPY in the first place, right? Amelia, the instructor, was awesome. Great tunes. Great energy. Namaste yogis. read more

I am forever indebted to a friend who introduced me to Corepower Yoga. Two to three months later, I am a Corepower member and think that this will be the best $94/month I could ever invest in for my well-being. With the right instructor and class, for me, yoga resets the mind and body and you gain not only physical strength, but mental focus. People of all ages and sizes practice together and I find that to be a very invigorating experience. The staff are all very nice and encouraging no matter how novice you are. In fact, I feel like 50% of the yogis there are novice like me. During difficult poses, the instructors always provide you with a variation so that you can still participate without feeling like an idiot. I've been to the Stadium Village, Grand Avenue, and Highland Park studios as well as having had tried the C1, C2, Fusion, and Sculpt classes. While they are all great, Sculpt is my favorite class because it has weight-lifting, aerobics, and yoga all in one. I haven't been this sore in a long time but the pain keeps you going back for more! (Even the men are challenged by the class.) I can't compare how Corepower compares to other yoga studios in the Twin Cities, but I can tell you that it's nice to join a chain so that you can enjoy Corepower when you travel. They have towels, mats, and nice bathrooms with showers for you to use. Highland Park, the largest one that I go to, is my favorite due to 1) Melissa L., 2) parking availability, 3) larger size, and 4) wider range of age groups. (Although I'm a graduate student, I find that Stadium Village just has too many college students for my taste.) The reason that motivated me to write a review for Corepower was not just about yoga, but because I am a huge fan of Melissa L., a yoga instructor in the St. Paul locations. She's 75% of the reason why I joined Corepower. All I can say is that she starts and ends the class with sincere meditative words and is extremely motivational by her presence and words during class. She seriously just kicks ass and is the perfect Corepower Yoga Sculpt role model. If you decide to join and want to jump right into an extremely sweat-busting, muscle-burning, awesome yoga class - try one of her's. Otherwise, warm up with C1. Every instructor instructs the class a bit differently (i.e., different yoga poses) though your basics (i.e., downward dog, chattarunga, tadasana) will always be there. Try the 7-day free trial, it's definitely worth it. Oh, and there is no BS with membership stipulations like the other reviewer aptly pointed out. It's monthly. There are so many packages and class times to choose from that the price is worth it. PS: Guys, all you have to wear are athletic shorts. Ladies, some women just wear as little as a sport bra and spandex shorts, others wear typical gym clothes, whilst others wear yoga-brand apparel. Yoga stuff can be quite expensive for what it is, but there are other places that sells similar items for less than $50-$80 a tank top. I sought Amazon for my yoga mat. I would advise that beginners just buy the basics before investing in expensive mats and clothes. After trying Corepower for 2 months, I've decided to commit to yoga so I finally went to TJMaxx and Amazon for my supplies. Corepower also sells yoga apparel and mats and members get an additional 5% off sale items. read more

This is a great CPY location! Always has great teachers and friendly staff. Plenty of space but its usually busy so get there early. Doesn't have the attitude you get at some yoga centers - everyone just comes ready to work hard. On street parking and parking lot are convenient. read more

I'm new to core power and I'm loving it! I was feeling anxious about not knowing what I'm doing as a newbie but quickly found out that they meet you where you are! I haven't come across an instructor that I didn't like but I definitely recommend the following teachers: Aimee Mc! As a new person with corepower, I really appreciate how I can follow her voice to get into poses. She is so welcoming and offers modifications that make me feel comfortable​ and supported. If I'm not familiar with a pose, I don't need to strain my neck to look at what others are doing, I just need to listen to her voice. Her calsses are fun and challenging! She is a wonderful teacher! Adam Fr- also a great teacher. He took time with each person to grow skills. I learned a lot with just one class with him. I walked away from his C1 feeling like I want to come back and continue to challenge myself in the best way. They both teach at the Grand and Highland locations. If you are new to Core Power, take a C1 class. Tip: If you're new to core power, let them know when you check in at the front desk. Your instructor will likely be checking you in. They will go out of thier way to make sure you feel supported! read more

A friend and I decided to try CorePower Yoga. We are used to exercise in gyms, running and have taken a few years of yoga. We picked a basic beginners class to see what the program was like. Our reaction was not really very good. To begin with, the room was very warm, almost hot. Their idea is that heat helps you sweat and gets things going. Maybe, but in a smallish studio with a lot of people it felt more like a sauna, very uncomfortable. Loud music was piped in for most of the session which was pretty annoying. The tempo was geared to an aerobic class, which is really what this was, aerobics with some fast yoga-type moves. A number of people seemed lost, having a hard time following the routines. CorePower has been made over from a type of yoga, vinyasa, that is fast paced and all about "flow." But there is no actual yoga focusing or meditating. This is not the place to learn real yoga poses. There's very little instruction, just quick pointers or remarks from the instructor to move the group along. When you combine the heat, loud music, aerobic pace, and drill team approach, what you get is a kind of aerobics class that appeals to a lot of people. No doubt it is good exercise. But the "yoga" piece is mostly window dressing. Our opinion was that if you want to learn or practice yoga, go elsewhere, even for proper vinyasa yoga. This may be too much of a generalization, but I believe it's true from what I know about the standardized instructor training. As for aerobic fitness, CP Yoga may work for you, but there are plenty of health clubs or other alternatives that offer challenging workouts although they probably don't quite have the "cool" factor going for them. The cost of CP also seemed a bit on the high side. read more

After doing CPY at this location for a year, I'm bumping them up a star. I still have the concerns voiced in my earlier review, but I also have to say that the staff here are amazing, and the workout is fabulous. And, I have yet to see a yoga studio that is as clean and pleasant to go to. Keep up the good work!!! read more

Went to Drew's yoga sculpt class the past 2 Wednesday nights. Great class! I like how his sculpt is by the book, yet still pushes you to the max. 6 minutes cardio!! Nice compound exercises in Sculpt Series one and two. Friends have told me they love his playlists! No lies. He threw out a recent throwback playlist this week. Great energy as well, you can tell this isn't his first rodeo. The layout of Highland Park looks small and cozy from the outside, but inside is like an intricate maze! In a fun way. I felt like I was at the 90s, lots of stairs, little rooms, secret passages, you won't get bored! Spacious parking is nice. read more

This is the best Corepower ever. Spin classes + yoga sculpt = unbeatable combination. Parking can SUCK, so arrive early (10-15 min, at least, depending on the season and class time), and the locker rooms are much too small. HP CP still gets 5 stars, though, that's how good the classes are. And the teachers? Forget about it - they're some of the best people I've ever met, and just happen to be great yoga instructors, as well! I can't say enough good things about HP Corepower. read more

I love that each CPY in the area has its own flavor, and Highland is no different. This location has Ryder classes, which is cool, and by far some of the best locker spaces in the TC area. Parking can be a little wonky (and hairy...for some reason, it seems a lot of yogis back out blind, so I avoid the lot and take my chances parking on the street). TONS of merchandise! read more

I've been a Corepower member for a little over a year now. My overall assessment: it will do. Pros: clean studio, good locker room and shower space, lots of class times throughout the day and at least 3 studios conveniently located by my home and place of work. Cons: I would argue that Corepower as a whole is not a good place to take your first ever yoga class. There is huge variability in instructor knowledge base and many of them don't know how to instruct yoga class attendees on either safe alignment or how to modify the posture if you can't get into the full expression of the posture for whatever reason. I've been doing various types of yoga in different cities for 10 years now, and I honestly believe that the only reason I can both keep myself safe and maximize the benefits of the Corepower classes I attend is because this isn't my first yoga rodeo by far. Also recommend trying out different Corepower studios, they all have a different vibe, and some are definitely friendlier than others. read more

I love CorePower Yoga! Convenient location and class times, and great instructors. Love the heat!

Highland Park CorePower is a beautiful, clean, welcoming studio offering CorePower's signature hot yoga, as well as CoreCardio circuit and Real Ryder cycling classes. The manager and staff are always friendly and super helpful and the classes themselves never disappoint. I mostly take the Ryder class, it's the only CorePower in MN (I think) with Ryder bikes and it's an awesome workout!! read more

Love this location, although the locker rooms in the basement are usually quite humid and have an odd odor.

The highland location is HUGE and really nice. There are nice lounge areas both upstairs and downstairs. There's ample parking spaces in the lot and spots on street as well. Despite this being a busy and sometimes crowded location, the large studios allow a little bit more wiggle room between mats, which is always nice. read more

I practice quite regularly here (3-4 times per week). They have very convenient scheduling, consistency in classes, good locker room space, and awesome instructors! I prefer yoga in a smaller studio which focuses on the internal benefits more than external (read: spiritual and communal focus over caloric burn), but have chosen core power for the sake of convenience and consistency. I wish they had a bit more variety in classes (workshops, Yin, Bhatki focus, etc), currently I go to other smaller studios to get those type of classes. That said, it is still a great place to do yoga and I am very happy with the classes I take regularly. read more

The Corepower is High Land park is the best Corepower I've been to! Not cramped like some other Corepowers, not dirty, not too hot. The one complaint I have is parking - I was a minute late to my class because the lot had filled up and I had to park on Cleveland Ave. Hot yoga is the best here - great music and a friendly environment. I'm getting a membership! read more

Life changing yoga class this morning. Part hanging out with girlfriends, part night at the dance club, part spa therapy, part good old sweat it out, part yoga practice. 10:30 Yoga sculpt class was amazing. Funnest exercise class, best teacher. Highly recommended! read more

What do you get when you cross a killer playlist with a challenging (and unique) sequence, an energetic and supportive instructor, and a room full of happy people - one of Anastasia A's classes. I just walked out of her yoga sculpt class and I have to say it's the best one I've taken in 2017. Her enthusiasm in unmatched. Shes kind, gives amazing adjustments and pushes people gently to find their inner (and outer) strength. Thanks for a memorable (and fantastic) class, Anastasia! I'll be back :). read more

I love this giant studio! This is the first CorePower studio that I have gone to where the sculpt classes are not wall to wall mats. Their studios are just so big. They also have two really nice lounge areas and a huge retail area. The staff is really friendly, as they are at every core power. I also really like that they have a separate training room in the basement which means when they hold teacher training classes here, the rest of the class schedules won't be upset to accommodate. read more

My friend and I typically attend classes at the Grand Avenue location and go to Highland only when it works better for our schedules. Each time I've gone to this location I leave feeling frustrated. The front-desk people come off a little less genuine than those at Grand Ave. and the vibe is also a bit uppity/super cool folks only, which I can handle... however, what actually bothers me is that the instructors I have had guide you through the movements so ridiculously fast that you have to TRY to get an effective workout. At Grand, we go at a continuously fast pace, but we go through the individual movements slow enough so that we can consciously engage our muscles and we don't do 20 chaturangas in a row. At the last class most movements were only a count of 4, and if it takes me a second to figure out what the instructor is yelling about, I only get a good 2 seconds of the movement. I prefer when we have (more) sets of multiple counts of 8 mixed w/ pulses, etc. I have a very open mind and so does my friend, we are also both athletic and regularly attend sculpt classes, yet we both feel like the classes at Highland that we've been too are not challenging in the right ways (like really working muscle groups rather than rushing through the routine trying to get a good workout), don't set you up for any actual muscle growth, make us feel rushed, and we each hurt our wrists at the Highland classes we've gone too because there is literally not enough time to set anything up properly and to have good form and we are also chaturanga-ing 90 times the first 10 minutes of class. We both lift weights regularly and work with trainers so we know how to have good proper form and safe alignment. read more

W00t! How did I forget to yelp this? Well, for full disclosure, I'm a little bias about this studio because it is within walking distance of where I live. Apart from that, this is my second favorite CorePower in Minnesota- only second to the downtown Minneapolis studio. Why you ask? Unlike some other CorePower studios, this one offers a variety of classes and not just house mommy/ Tommie yoga sculpt classes. I only wish they offered more Hot Yoga/Hot Power Fusion classes in the evenings and nights. The instructors are generally great (Patrick, Ken, Jessie, Joel, Dylan, Michelle to name a few). There are also two parking lots- one in the front and one in the back. There's also plenty of street parking around the studio. The design of the studio is unique but I think that's partly because it used to be a bank. The dressing rooms are downstairs. It's your typical CorePower dressing room complete with plastic bags for your wet clothes, tampons, q-tips, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, etc. One of the sinks has been leaking since the place opened (bummer). It can get crowded in the dressing room after class but I've never had any difficulties at this studio with other students. The people here are pretty friendly. If you want to lock up your stuff, bring your own lock. read more

First, the space is clean, spacious, and welcoming. Equally important, the instructors are knowledgeable, friendly, and very affirming of practitioners' goals--whether it is to improve mobility, strengthen core fitness, regain a mindful awareness of the body, or work out in a community of yogis. Instructors make the effort to know the names of returning yogis as well as to welcome new practitioners and affirm them during the sessions. The dressing rooms and showers are continually clean and well-supplied with toiletries and perks (mouthwash, lotion, deodorant, q-tips! that is over-the-top). Best of all, I have met CPY practitioners in my many walks of life--skiing, activism, spirituality, art! This community is changing lives through yoga. read more

I love the variety of classes, the instructors and the overall positive attitude at Core Power in Highland Park. There are many, however, a few teachers who should be commended are Anthony, Emily, Jan and Lindsay. Core Power has changed my life and I am so grateful to have found something that works for me. Thank you! read more

I love the CoreRyder (Spin) Classes.