CorePower Yoga - UWS 70th & Broadway
About
CorePower Yoga on the Upper West Side at 70th and Broadway offers a dynamic and welcoming space for yogis of all experience levels in the heart of Manhattan. Situated on Broadway in a vibrant neighborhood community, this studio brings together the physical and mindful aspects of yoga in a modern, energizing environment.
The studio offers a thoughtfully curated range of classes designed to challenge and inspire, from heated flow sessions that build strength and flexibility to more meditative practices that encourage inner calm. Whether someone is stepping onto the mat for the very first time or deepening a long-established practice, the experienced instructors at CorePower Yoga UWS guide each student with care, intention, and encouragement.
CorePower Yoga is widely recognized across the country for blending athletic movement with mindfulness, and the Upper West Side location carries that same spirit with a distinctly neighborhood feel. The studio maintains a clean, well-equipped space that supports a consistent and rewarding practice, making it a reliable destination for locals and visitors alike.
With a rating of 3.8 out of 5 based on community feedback, CorePower Yoga at 70th and Broadway continues to build its presence as a go-to wellness destination on the UWS. Those seeking a supportive community, skilled teaching, and a place to genuinely unwind will find a fitting home here among the energy and warmth this studio has to offer.
Reviews
GoogleI love the classes at the studio. I have been visiting for over 2 years now. Kat and Tasha are some of my favorite instructors here. After their classes, I feel like I can accomplish anything in the world. I don't care so much about other facilities as I do about the class experience. But lately I have been experiencing that the acoustics in the sculpt room have been affecting my yoga practice in the Yoga Sculpt class room. Not sure if there has been a recent re-installation of the speakers or of it's new set of speakers or something else. But the music on the left side of the room (closer to the entry door) tends to get really really loud (It's definitely more than the healthy hearing levels). I recommend a sound decibel level testing be done in that room, and a max limit is set based on the healthy hearing level. If there is a need for the music to be that loud, I recommend sharing hearing protection ear buds at the beginning of the classes. I have been visiting the studio for over 2 years and the music definitely wasn't an issue before, but some new change that has happened recently is affecting it.