CorePower Yoga - Midtown East

I really enjoyed my first experience at Core Power’s community class with Kim! The space was huge with an upstairs and downstairs and the lockers were spaced out so there was room to change. The room itself was perfectly warm and clean and offered blocks and wipes as needed. They had water fill stations as well which was a huge plus since the heated flow really gets your body sweating. Will definitly be back for another class soon!

We’ve been coming to CorePower Yoga - Midtown East for over a month now and have really enjoyed their CP2 and YS classes. We’ve had the chance to take classes both in the mornings and evenings, and have likely practiced with most of their instructors at least once. The class schedule is great, and with our membership, booking spots for the high-demand classes isn’t a hassle. We’ve had no trouble getting off the waitlist for early morning sessions either. All of the instructors have been friendly and excellent to work with, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Even when classes are full, the space doesn’t feel too cramped, which makes for a comfortable and enjoyable experience. We highly recommend this location!

I tried many different instructors over a few months. As another review said before, at best it’s mediocre with the regular teachers there, except Kelly C who teaches strength X at 6:30am on thrusdays and Jacob who teaches evening sculpt. (they’re very caring and knowledgeable). Also, there isn’t much diversity at this location whether that be the students or instructors. I recommend the williamsburg location for a challenging, diverse, and overall more fun experience.

I adore CP. Three stars in hopes of getting attention from ownership about an issue, however, that has gotten out of control: phone usage in the studio. I've seen it get considerably worse across all studios over the past year, but this is my home studio. The other day, in class, a woman's phone kept lighting up in the dark and it was so distracting. Today, a woman took a CALL as we were waiting for class to start, with people lying around just trying to zone out. The same woman starting texting right AFTER class -- people still in savasana -- with the T-mobile sound going off, texts coming in, email sounds, all of it. This has to stop. I could go on with examples but at the end of the day: walking into a room with everyone on their phones texting just kills the vibe for class. It's the opposite of yoga. PLEASE PLEASE do something. Thank you.

Simply put, the classes here are >> terrible