CorePower Yoga - Monarch

I took Cecelia’s class for the first time this morning at 7:30 and absolutely loved it! It was the perfect flow for a Saturday wake up class. some standing poses, some twists, and a great core section in the middle. I can’t wait to take her classes from here on out, I’ll be joining the studio now because of her!

Fantastic location with excellent instructors. Haley was our instructor as well as treated us all professionally and was very courteous. Will definitely return to CorePower Yoga when in Austin. Thank you.

I left my necklace and the staff graciously held it for me to pick it up. When I came to pick it up, the employee couldn't access the locked drawer where my necklace was supposed to be stored. They also were unwillingly to ask for assistance, while class was in session. As an out of town attendee, with a flight to catch, I asked them to make an exception. As being delayed 30 minutes would cause me to miss my flight.

Overall great experience with the classes and teachers. **What I really didn’t like: the fees they charge to pause to cancel membership really turned me off and might not rejoin because of. I believe everyone’s workout experience is different. If I need to take a break, or if it’s just not working for me, I don’t think I need to be killed in fees to pause or cancel. It felt very corporate planet fitness gym vibes instead of considerate yoga studio energy. I am moving locally and needed to take a 6 month break and was fully expecting to re join. Other places like Barry’s and solid core do not do this.

Hands down the best yoga studio in the world. My wife and I love these classes, especially the 45 min yoga sculpt class. I find these classes to be a great workout for my body and mind. The thoughtful mindfulness that each of the very talented instructors inject into each class is really beautiful. This location has recently been renovated and parking can be a bit hard to find in the garage. I would recommend the street parking on 4th street, or close to Merit coffee. If all else fails, there’s always the Whole Foods up the street.