DrJill G.
Horrible customer service
Horrible customer service. Inconsistent and insufficient classes. Mirrors and floors left uncleaned.
We started out with a belief that yoga can transform you—on and off the mat.When a serious climbing accident left him with six permanent screws in his shattered ankle, CorePower Yoga Founder and CEO Trevor Tice experienced first-hand the transformational benefits of yoga. An avid outdoorsman from Telluride, CO, Trevor was left searching for an exercise to replace the running, climbing and other physically challenging activities that were no longer accessible to him. He found yoga, and was hooked.Traveling for his technology business, Trevor practiced a variety of yoga disciplines at yoga studios across the country and found an opportunity to make yoga dynamic, challenging and convenient.In 2002, Trevor opened the first CorePower Yoga studio on Grant Street in downtown Denver, CO, offering a proprietary form of athletic, heated yoga in modern, welcoming and spa-like studios. With six teachers, including Trevor, teaching four classes per day, it took several arduous months before classes began to fill up. But they did. And it wasn’t long before people were talking about this new yoga.
CorePower Yoga (corepoweryoga.com) has 14 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.4 out of 5.
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DrJill G.
Horrible customer service. Inconsistent and insufficient classes. Mirrors and floors left uncleaned.
Brandice S.
Just a caution for anyone considering a CorePower membership: keep a close eye on your billing, especially if you freeze your membership. I froze mine and was surprised when CorePower automatically started charging me again without any reminder email or notice that the freeze was ending. I understand that the restart date was probably somewhere in the terms when I froze it, so I’m not saying the charge was necessarily incorrect. But in a world where so many companies rely on automatic memberships and recurring charges, I think customers deserve a heads-up before billing resumes. When I noticed the charges, CorePower wasn’t able to refund me and instead offered store credit, which isn’t useful when I’m not planning to use the membership. I enjoyed CorePower, but this left a bad taste in my mouth. If you join or freeze a membership, definitely set your own reminder and don’t rely on CorePower to notify you.