CorePower Yoga - Fremont

Reviews

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  Baliantaksu

  Oct 5, 2026
  5.0
  Convenient location of you work or live on this side of town. It is clean and well decorated. The instructors care about creating fun and challenging classes.
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  Genevieve Beig

  Sep 24, 2026
  3.0
  I usually take the C2 classes here, and the experience can vary quite a bit depending on the instructor. I’ve had some classes I really enjoyed and others where the instructors aren't as engaged and a bit mechanical. I really wish they would reconsider their policy on late arrivals—sometimes we all need a little grace. Someone was still at the desk 5 minutes into a 75-minute class and let me into the lobby, but they still refused to let me enter the room. I could understand if it were a busy time or my spot had been given away, but neither was the case. I even offered to take a spot in the back. The complete lack of flexibility was really disappointing.
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  Rachel Chiang

  Sep 21, 2026
  4.0
  One of the better CP studios I’ve been to! So clean and well lit. Locked rooms are great too. Only thing is one of the showers didn’t have hot water lol.
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  Shivangi B

  Sep 9, 2026
  2.0
  Overcrowded, chaotic, and definitely not worth the money. I’m honestly so disappointed with my experience at CorePower Yoga on Fremont. I’m a beginner to hot yoga and was introduced to CorePower by someone who spoke highly of it, so I took their word for it and signed up for the 'one-month unlimited membership without even doing the trial'. Big mistake. The studio is extremely overcrowded, the mats often felt oily/dirty, and if I arrived on time (not early), I was frequently left squeezing into an awkward spot behind a pillar, with people constantly walking across my space. It felt more claustrophobic than calming. I’ve practiced yoga around the world and completed my teacher training in 2014, and I’ve also tried other studios in SF, including Love Story Yoga. The difference was huge. Love Story felt authentic, intentional and genuinely focused on the experience. CorePower, by comparison, felt more like packing as many people as possible into a room and calling it a yoga class. The teaching also didn’t work for me. There was very little sense of being properly guided through the practice, and the teachers seemed to impose their own intentions on the class, which often felt rather shallow rather than meaningful. What made the experience even worse was the customer service. I called the helpline hoping there might be 'some' flexibility since I had used fewer than four classes - something that could easily have fallen within a typical one-week trial period. I was told the membership was 'non-refundable' and there was nothing they could do, including transferring the remaining package to someone else. This was especially frustrating because when I purchased the membership, the salesperson had made it sound like "if you’re disappointed, you can cancel.” Apparently, that was not actually the case. So either there is seriously inconsistent communication within the company, or I was simply told what I needed to hear to make the sale. genuinely feel like I wasted my money. I would strongly recommend doing the trial before committing to an unlimited membership here. For me, CorePower Fremont was crowded, claustrophobic and completely missed what I value about yoga: space, authenticity, intention and a good experience.
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  Ali Tyler

  Aug 20, 2026
  5.0
  I wanted to check out a new workout class while I was in San Francisco on a trip and I came on August 14th to the 12 PM yoga sculpt class! It was amazing, my instructor was so incredibly kind and I felt so comfortable there!

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