CorePower Yoga

Less than a mile from my hotel so I ran here early in the morning. Took Christine’s C2 class and it was amazing. Heat and flow was amazing. Thanks for teaching us handstand for peak pose!

This place is my home! I came here with a Groupon, not being a huge fan of hot yoga but the deal was too good to pass up, and now I’m a permanent member!
They have two studios which means lots of different class times and types to fit your schedule. The studio is always clean and pristine. The teachers are enthusiastic, friendly, and make a point to welcome you to the community and get to know your name. They want to know your goals and encourage you to achieve them. You aren’t just another faceless member.
There is a parking garage behind the studio (part of the apartment complex) that has parking for CorePower, plus it’s usually pretty easy to find street parking.
If you are considering it, go in and get a week for free to help you decide if you want to join!

So far I have taken two classes here a C1 and a C2
C1 is the beginners ‘non heated’ yoga. However it was quite warm and by no means a cool room which is what I have experienced in all other exercise classes. That being said. I loved it. The studios were clean and that staff was so kind and friendly to both me and my friend who were/​are yoga newbies. The instructor took time to push me and help me get the poses correct. I was so happy with my first experience I’m pretty sure I was gushing to anyone who asked me how it went.
C2 not for the faint of heart. I looked like I had gone for a walk in heavy rain. I wish I would have removed my make up and worn a sweatband to avoid sweat in the eyes. Again the instructor was kind and helped me find poses that I could do when it got too challenging. I never felt lost or hopeless even though I was challenged to the max.
They gave me a week of free yoga and I used it three times. Twice here and once in a studio in Chicago. This Studio far exceeded the other studio and I am anxious to return home so I can come back to this Studio– yes I thought it was that good.
Other pointers:
Lock rental is a $ 1 deposit. So keep a dollar in your yoga bag. They come complete with a wrist band to keep it attached to you if that’s your thing.
Yoga mats are a $ 2 rental fee after your first time
Water bottles are a $ 2 (a little over priced in my opinion)
Hope this helps other newbies like me. I loved it hope you do too!

I cannot say enough good things about CorePower yoga!!.
Coming from smaller studios, i was seriously retiscent about joining a corporate style yoga chain.
Deciding to take advatage of the free week, i gave it a shot and was hooked. I have been going regularly 4 – 5 days a week ever since signing up and see changes in my mind body and spirit.
I have not had a single yoga teacher i didnt like and everyone — i mean everyone — is warm, friendly, and genuinely makes you feel an integral part of the yoga community. I know that the teachers have a script they must stick to after class about promoting the programs, teacher trainings etc, but they genuinely love what they do and feel passionate about the programs they espouse.
The studio is spotless, the teachers are amazing and the community vibe is strong.
I recently became part of the Studio Experience Team where i clean for 1.5 hours a week thereby reducing my monthly dues to about $ 20 a month. The trade off is huge for me and just further validates the pride they take in the cleanliness of the studio. Not only that, but the way they treat the cleaners is amazing! I only clean 1.5 hours a week but i cant count how many people thank me for what i do showing genuine appreciation.
The entire experience for me has been nothing but positive and has really made me want to take my yoga practice even further.
One great thing about the classes is how everyone is encouraged to go at their own pace at whatever level they are at.
After month of practice i have finally mastered crow pose :)
If you ever wondered about taking a class here, take advantage of their free week– it really is worth it :)

Megan L. has such a great positive energy about her. She makes you feels at ease and at the same time gives you a serious work out. One of my favorite instructors hands down!

Had a great experience here.
Came to class and was the only student – Casey taught and her attention to details and queuing was very high level. She gave adjustments, took requests, and just taught with a lot of enthusiasm and love. It’s the kind of experience that really sets the bar for all studios.

CPY gets the job done. They have nice, clean studios and a glutton of classes to choose from. C2 is your standard vinyasa flow, sculpt is a nice little weight/​boot camp type class and Hot Power Fusion to cater to Bikram lovers. The only downside I’ve had is that the teachers are always changing and as soon as you fall in love with one they switch the schedule around.
They’re a yoga machine that’s always popping out newbie teachers and some are better than others. With such a huge schedule though I guess that’s the price you pay.
Casey is my all time fave!

CorePower Yoga is my go-​to place for the best body-​mind-​soul work out in Seattle. I frequent their studio in Capitol Hill but come down to the Queen Anne location every other week or so. This studio in particular is new and gorgeous, boasting two heated studios, pristine locker rooms, and a chic retail lobby. I take C2 or Hot Power Fusion every day, but really enjoy teachers Kai and Shelly at this studio. There is truly something here for anybody interested in yoga or simply in working out.

This new Core Power Yoga studio is gorgeous! I’m talking pristine and fresh. I hope for their sake they sanitize daily to keep it looking that way. I’ve tried nearly every teacher (thanks Groupon) and they all seem knowledgeable. It’s a phenomenal sweaty calorie blasting workout that’s for sure. My only gripe… it’s just TOO DAMN EXPENSIVE. I’m sorry Core Power but yoga is supposed to be relaxing and y’all are gonna give me a heart attack with these prices. I refuse to pay $ 20 per class Anywhere so for that reason, sadly, I will not be back.

LOVE!!!
Gorgeous, clean, modern studio. Has the works if you forget something: hair ties, spray deodorant (REALLY IMPORTANT PEOPLE!!!), tampons, etc.
I’ve had 3 different instructors so far, and Casey has been my favorite by far, but they’ve all been great.
I come from a bikram yoga background and wasn’t sure what to expect walking into hot yoga, but here are some observations if you’re curious:
bikram tells you to lie down facing the back wall. here it seems you can lie either facing front or back.
it’s not an intense quiet. students are friendly and talk to one another before and after class. they play some soft music in the background.
it’s overall less intense and less drill sergeanty.
C1.5 has been great for me, I’ve been too chicken to try C2. I’m 3 classes in on the 1.5, so maybe I’ll give 2 a whirl for my next run.
Power Fusion is the closest class to bikram yoga if that’s what you’re looking for. It incorporates most of the poses minus tree, and the breathing techniques. the order sequence is also switched up and you don’t hold your poses as long. I felt like it had more of a focus on your core too — this class kicked my @ss!!! in a good way of course :)
i love the overall flow of the practice and best of all, your first week is free!