CorePower Yoga

Always a worthwhile experience. Ever class and every flow is different. Studio very clean. Teachers top notch.

Very welcoming and prepared me for my class even though I wasn’t, with mat, towels and an open heart. Thank you.

Today I attended a 1 hour Hot Yoga class at the Park Meadows location. Upon entry it felt like the other 3 CPY studios in Denver I've visited since the reopening; well cleaned, the staff protected and temps taken at the door. Once I got into the yoga room I was horrified. Of the 10 people taking this class, including the instructor, I was the only person wearing a mask. Without my glasses it's hard for me to see detail and when I realized the environment, the class was beginning. No mention of masks or social distancing despite a few practitioners standing within 3 feet of each other, maskless of course.As a long time yogi, I struggled with my need to decompress and my total discomfort with the inexcusable surroundings. I pulled my mat to to the furthest corner of the room and left before final savasana to speak with the front desk. Before doing do I checked the app and signage for any communication around this particular class or studio being masks optional and found nothing.I was told by a very friendly and concerned CPY employee that at a few of the southern locations, including Highlands Ranch, masks are indeed optional on your mat and that many people have found this inconsistent policy between studios alarming. Her advice? Keep practicing closer to home and avoid this studio. Best safe practicing communication all day.My complete disappointment is layered; shame on Core Power for not maintaining the most consistent safety standards across ALL CPY locations regardless of county measures - look out for your staff and yogis. Period. Shame on the studio management for complying with CPY Corporate and not looking out for their students and staff more effectively. And most of all, shame on my fellow practitioners for not looking out for each other. "We're in this together" applies everywhere in my opinion.Finally, THANK YOU to the honest employee at Park Meadows and to the Cherry Hills, Grant and Broadway locations for doing a superb job keeping everyone protected.

Thanks Natalie! Hope we see you soon!

Vanessa’s willingness to go beyond the norm, enthusiasm and PT background work so well in the practice. Something everyone should experience.

Dear owner - I have been to core power studios all over the nation - Chicago, Washington DC, Denver, etc. No studio has a policy that in order to use a LOCk for the locker room, you need to trade in your keys. I was asked to do that by an instructor. I won’t share the name but you need to train them better. As a young brown man, it was humiliating to turn in my car and house keys for a LOCK to use. Would the instructor do the same with older white people? This was supposed to be a safe space. I will rethink about coming to the studio again.