★ 2

They have a policy that refuses people who arrive more than 3 minutes late that is not public knowledge.

I arrived 3 minutes late, stood in line for 2-3 minutes, and by the time I got to the counter I was refused entry. They also took my credits. The staff were kind to try to reassure me, and it's not their fault that management did not disclose their policies publicly. But I would not recommend this studio or other studios that have murky policies.

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★ 5

This place was excellent. Awesome class with indigo. The staff was super friendly and accommodating. Would definitely go back.

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★ 5

Wow 11/10

Came for the Shay

Staid for the lee

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★ 4

Yes classes get crazy full. Show up the recommend 15 min before to get a spot you like. If you do classes with heat it’s more of a WO than just yoga. I love C2 and sculpt if I really want to burn a lot of energy. C1 is a great place to start if you are new. No added heat and you get more time to work on getting the proper posture.

Joanne is one of my favorite instructors for a challenging C2. She gives great verbal guidance and I just love her vibe.

The best part about core power in my opinion is that there are three studios in town with a bazillion classes each day to choose from so if you have a busy schedule or if you just like a lot of options, it’s perfect for that.

It is a chain yoga studio, so if you are wanting a more personal or spiritual experience, I suggest going to a local small business.

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★ 1

If you value your money, time, and sanity, do yourself a favor and avoid CorePower Yoga in Goleta. My experience was nothing short of infuriating, and I wouldn’t wish it on anyone.

First off, I paid $34 for a Yoga Sculpt class, and if you know anything about Yoga Sculpt, you know the class revolves around the use of weights. They’re not just optional props—they are essential to the workout. Imagine my shock when I arrived 10 minutes before class started, only to find there were no weights available—not just for me but for at least five other people too! When I asked the front desk for help, they just looked at me cluelessly. It’s ridiculous to think I should have to show up 30 minutes early just to ensure I have the basic equipment needed for the class.

Walking into the room, I was immediately hit with a wave of disappointment. The room was so overcrowded that I could barely find a spot to roll out my mat. I’m talking wall-to-wall bodies—no personal space whatsoever. At one point, I was literally an inch away from getting kicked in the face. I was worried I’d kick the person behind me, and the whole situation felt chaotic and unsafe.

After struggling to even set up my mat, I tried to start the class, but it was impossible to move without risking hitting someone. I ended up leaving just 5 minutes into the class because I physically couldn’t do the workout. I pay too much money and go out of my way to attend these classes, and to have my workout time wasted like this was beyond frustrating.

After leaving, I went to the front desk to share my frustration. That’s when I learned the real reason behind the madness—they recently increased the room capacity. But here’s the kicker: They didn’t increase the space or supplies to match. When I expressed how upset I was, the girl at the front desk offered nothing but a half-hearted “sorry.” No compensation, no offer to help, no attempt to make the situation right—just a dismissive brush-off.

The instructor did nothing to help either. She could see people were struggling with space and equipment, but she didn’t bother to address it. It’s not just about guiding a workout—it’s about creating a positive, supportive environment. That didn’t happen here.

In short, CorePower Yoga in Goleta is overcrowded, poorly managed, and not worth the steep price. Literally Spend your money anywhere else you’ll actually receive the service and experience you pay for.

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★ 5

Parker is one of the best instructors I have ever had. She is energetic, motivating, very coordinated and her music is the best. The hour flies by as she keeps everyone going! What a workout! Thank you Parker!

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★ 3

I loved CPY for years. The teachers are consistently phenomenal and it is an amazing work out. However, it has changed. I rarely go now as the classes are over sold and the space is way overpacked and loud with chatter before and after classes. I'm not a fan of alway having to be aware of looking to see if my arm or leg is going to hit my neighbor because our mats are less than 2" apart. Also, I wish they would consistently wipe the floors down between hot yoga classes.

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★ 1

Previously had really enjoyed coming here! But once I tried to cancel, as this is a franchised location, the manager made it incredibly difficult and charged me for an extra month and has been impossible to contact to get my money back. Disappointing to say the least. Save your money and try the State Street or La Cumbre studio.

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★ 5

These folks know exactly what they're doing, and run a very tight ship. For me, that's exactly what you want in a yoga studio. Not cheap, but you get what you pay for. Encouraging and knowledgeable instructors, lovely and well maintained facility. Kind and positive environment. Highly recommended if you're in the market for your practice!

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★ 5

Great location and Instructors. Though, wish they had some earlier class times.

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★ 4

Staff were great- all three classes I went to during my week visit were jam packed wall to wall. Tip: get there early! Pro: good showers and clean locker room.

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