Studio 6 Fitness Dallas

I’ve really enjoyed taking classes at CorePower Yoga and started my journey here back in February. The instructors are great, and the classes themselves have been a positive addition to my routine. I initially joined with the 7-day trial and signed up for a membership after that. Due to travel in March, I paused my membership, but now that I’m back, I was excited to return. Unfortunately, my experience with the studio manager Cynthia has been consistently negative. During a previous studio challenge while I was an active member, I felt she made it unnecessarily difficult for me to participate fully. Even when I met certain goals, I was told I didn’t qualify—something that even other staff members seemed surprised by. Most recently, I used my sister’s email to do another 7-day trial while I got my finances in order (which I had heard casually suggested by a front desk employee in the past). When I came in, Cynthia’s attitude toward me was extremely condescending. It wasn’t just what she said—it was how she said it. Her facial expressions, tone, and overall demeanor made me feel uncomfortable and unwelcome. I genuinely wanted to return as a paying member, but these interactions with Cynthia have made me second-guess continuing at this location. I hope this feedback is taken constructively, because the studio has a lot to offer—but the manager’s behavior has repeatedly created an unwelcoming environment for me.

I’ve recently started practicing at CorePower and love the hot yoga sculpt classes overall, but working out here has been consistently frustrating. Instructors don’t enforce mat placement using the floor markings, which makes it difficult, and honestly unsafe, to see yourself in the mirror and maintain proper form. In Kiana’s class today, someone set up directly in front of me, ignoring the guides. I asked the instructor for help - she said she would but never did. After waiting a bit, I politely asked the person myself, which finally prompted the instructor to step in. The client ended up moving even further off-mark, and I had to practice off my mat just to see, which is risky in a heated, high-intensity class. After class, I went up to the instructor to apologize if I’d caused a distraction, but instead of acknowledging the gesture, she doubled down and got noticeably defensive and snippy. I was told they “can’t make clients use the spots” and that if I want to see, I should “just get there earlier.” Not the kind of support or attitude you expect from an instructor. This studio has potential, but the safety, structure, and overall vibe really need improvement.

First I will say the class was fantastic! Good mix from Pilates and yoga and cardio! Secondly-for me the honesty! I lost my earring there when I toweled my face- when I came back they had it at the counter! I was thrilled-thank you thank you!!