CorePower Yoga - Highland Park

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Riley Katz

Great classes! Great location! Downside is the hottest locker room I have ever been in. I understand it’s summer but I like to shower after class and I still leave as sweaty as before I showered. Feels like for $150+ with no towels offered we could atleast expect the locker room to be usable.

Mark MacGregor

I have practiced for years at the various CorePower studios in the Twin Cities, including Highland Park, and I have to be honest here, even after recent renovations, this facility remains below the high standards of the others. Although the linoleum has been replaced in the men’s locker room, the showers remain dismal in terms of quality and operation, including little to no temperature control. My latest experience there had me explaining to the guy at the front desk that there were zero locks available, and only 2 lockers had them in place downstairs, so I was careful to check that it wasn’t due to high number of users. His response, instead of going into the store room to get more, was “uhhh, yeah, I think people steal them.” Okay, now I reallllly feel confident in leaving my stuff unlocked. So I may have to spring for a lock. No biggie, but I have NEVER run out of locks across all the other Core Power studios in the city. What I observe at this studio, nowadays, is people sitting around the front desk talking loudly with each other, locked into their personal conversations, while we come in and out, largely ungreeted. So here’s the thing, there is a management problem at this studio, as these things don’t seem to make it onto their radar screen. So, although it is a lively place with good teachers, the very best Core Power studios are literally anywhere else in town. The Highland Park studio is dirty. The cheap, old building continues to disintegrate around us all.

Ping Wang

three years later, I'm changing the rating to 4, for the following reasons: 1. theft is reduced greatly! yeah! thank you. 2. cleaner. 3. They kept the best instructors like Rebecca, Kyle, and many others. Thank you! 4. I'm not giving 5 because the shower stalls are still filthy and moldy. Once that's fixed, I'll change the rating again. thank you for your great teaching and managing. just want to give a warning: there's persistent theft going on there. It happened to me three times in a row. Today in 30 seconds, someone grabbed my phone I left in a bag, and when I came out of the bathroom, in 30 seconds, the phone was gone. It's a brand new phone. three days ago, I came out of hot yoga, and someone took all of my clothes, leaving me nothing to bike home with, in a freezing night. So watch out for your stuff. I tried to call, register and show up for classes but the times you post on website don’t match and you don’t answer the phone! When I show up the door is locked! So how do you expect people to take classes? Are you going to refund us? If you can’t offer classes during the virus then you should not charge us?

Christy Ruedlinger

I love core power yoga and the highland park location is one of my favorite. You are always greeted by a friendly face and some of them are really good with names (I noticed this after my first week, a couple of instructors remembered my name which I did not expect but made me feel really welcomed and a part of the studio). Although is is smaller than some studios I have visited, they have great teachers to lead you through your practice. They studios and locker rooms are very clean and safe. They offer classes all day which makes it convenient to go whenever you have time. I also really love that they are drop in classes as opposed to committing to a specific day and time each week as my busy and unpredictable schedule does not allow me to make that commitment.