CorePower Yoga

I’ve only been to the studio on Flatirons Rd. It’s one of the franchises, but don’t worry. You can use your membership at any of the sites. This particular studio is conveniently located near the flatirons mall without being too close to the mall. There is a decent amount of parking, but occasionally you may have to park further than you’d like.
The studio itself is very clean. The ladies changing area has two showers, two stalls, a bunch of small lockers and cubbies for your stuff.
There are a decent amount of classes. I’ve had a variety of instructors as there were a lot of substitutes from other studios around during the holidays.
I’m a big fan of heated vinyasa yoga. I believe all the classes are heated, but check the site. Core Power 2 equals vinyasa. The yoga sculpt class is something totally different. It’s a challenge with simple 3lb weights!
I look forward to trying other studios for sure.
* This part is for Core Power Yoga corporate.
Make sure you read fine print and be wary of online specials. Customer service never responded to an email I sent. When I called, they tried to sell me more than help me. I stood up for myself and what I felt was fair. They finally helped, but it took an unnecessary amount of dodging sales pitches.

An original student of Bikram, I made the switch over to CorePower Yoga, both due to moving closer to this studio and due to the horrible customer service at a previous Bikram studio.
First, in terms of classes, one of the best things about CP is the variety. Each teacher has their own style for the class so if you like to switch it up while still getting those same core yoga values, this is a great place for you.
Most importantly, I am writing because of their customer service. I recently had surgery that has left me unable to walk for the next two months and WITHOUT question, they put a hold on my account and will not charge my membership through my recovery time. I have never experienced customer service like that from any other gym or workout facility. In actuality, I have only experienced the complete opposite.
For the combination of their instructors and the amazing customer service I have received through a challenging time, I will without a doubt be back as a weekly regular once I am back on my feet.
Thank you so much to your entire studio for showing, what I feel a lot of businesses have lost touch with, and that is humanity for other people. XO

Good classes, but they are too crowded and management does not care. You need to arrive 30 minutes early to get a spot and equipment. If you arrive less than 15 minutes in advance there will be no equipment left for you, but they’ll happily accept your $ 20. The instructors joke about how you’ll kick other people and bump into one another during postures but I just don’t think that is funny. I think a once great studio is becoming greedy.
Boulder studios are much better managed.
Bummer.

This place is difficult to find even using google maps and the MindBody app. And, if you try to call to speak to someone for help… Well, leave a message and they will get back to you in two business days. In addition, they lock the business doors during class (fire code issue?)… So, don’t be even 1 minute late (or less than 5 min early?)
Just not my type of studio…

Always a very Zen-​like experience from the time you enter the door to the time you leave. All of the instructors are top-​quality. All staff are friendly and inviting. Entire studio is always very clean throughout. Variety of classes throughout the week – all of which are excellent! The lavender/​lemon scented towels at the end of each class are delightful!

They offer your first week free. Super nice friendly staff.

After a few years, I’ve started going again, and this place is just lovely! The rooms are now warm for the class, and the teachers are great.

I love Core Power yoga but I showed up to this location at 5:43 for a 5:45 class and was turned away! WTF they lock the door and that! You can’t even go in to purchase retail items. I pay a lot of money to go hear and to show up on time and be turned away is BS!

Such a great studio!
I wanted to dive back into my practice and with Corepower conveniently located right down the street from my place, I decided to check it out. I’m glad I did!
I have enjoyed all of the classes I have taken so far and each of the instructors have been so wonderful. From Hot Power Fusion, to heated CP1 and Hot Yoga. They are helpful, non-​judgmental, patient and very knowledgeable. If you’re doing one of the detox classes and need a minute to step out of pose, grab a swig of water and regroup, all the power to you! They don’t mind, in fact they encourage listening to what your body needs.
The studio is clean and a great size for class. The locker-​rooms are well kept, with enough lockers for all of us and several showers for when you just won’t have enough time to stop home before work or your night out.
If you’re looking for a studio to practice in the Broomfield/​Louisville area — come check this one out!

So let me start out by saying that I am NOT what you would picture in your mind when you think of a yoga practitioner. I am plus size, curvy, and inflexible. I can’t fit into any of the clothes at Lululemon. I hate hot weather, so why on earth would I voluntarily subject myself to a steamy yoga studio for an hour of movement? I would because at Corepower it is AWESOME.
I had wanted to try yoga for years and was always terrified. You always see images of limber dancer’s bodies balancing on one hand or standing on their heads. This is the only yoga studio where I feel completely comfortable, not only showing some skin (it is up to 105 in there after all) but also making modifications to the poses as needed. No instructor or anyone else in the studio has ever looked down on me for having to take a break during class. This is exactly what I was looking for– yoga without any of the pretentious, more-​holier-​than-​thou attitude you find at some gyms. Every instructor has been wonderful and supportive, ready to help you get what you need from your practice without forcing you into too-​demanding postures. They recognize that everyone’s body is different. I am very much a beginner, and I am able to follow along with a CorePower 2 or Hot Power Fusion class, as long as I listen to my body and don’t push myself too far. And I find the heat to be very detoxifying. I always leave class feeling relaxed and refreshed.
Overall, this is a great place that has gotten me addicted to Hot Yoga. And for someone like me to have that much faith in any type of exercise is really saying something.

I took my first yoga class here and it was a great experience. My instructor was excellent. The staff was very friendly and it smelled like lavender. The locker room was really clean. Overall, great atmosphere.

This studio is awesome. In fact, I think that all Corepower yoga studios are awesome. I don’t live in Denver anymore but when I did live here there was one corepower within walking distance of my house (south broadway, denver) and another within walking distance of my work (south boulder)…so I really lucked out. Now I’m visiting and took a class at the Flatiron studio last night. The place is so clean and pretty and my instructor was awsome. It was HOT yoga and I really enjoyed it there. A little expensive for a drop-​in class but the package deals seem affordable.

Practicing many traditions of yoga, including Bikram, Ashtanga, Yin Yoga, Iyengar and Anusara, I find Corepower to be accepting of all.
It may be a bit «corporate», but if I want to do my own thing, I can do it without the instructor trying to control my practice.
The heat is pleasant. The Hot Yoga classes definately a good temp for hot yoga (104 – 5) and the C2 classes are heated to about 95 – 98. So a good detox will happen in both these classes.
The instructors at Flatirons/​Broomfield are some of my favorites, too: Raven, Troy, Rebecka, Matt, Courtney and Denise. Many yoga instructors seem to take our their «issues» in the room. You know when that happens when you experience anxieity (from the instructors rigidity/​control), confusion (they say one thing — «be peaceful» — but voice tonality is anger) and doubt. However, I find ALL corepower instructors very present and accepting in the studio. Something rare to find these days.