Part-Time
Yoga Teacher
CorePower Yoga
1,001-5,000 employees
Yoga classes, memberships, retail, teacher training
Compensation Overview
$20.79/hr
United States + 1 more
More locations: Greenwood Village, CO, USA
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- A certificate from a qualifying 200-hour yoga teacher training program, CorePower Yoga Online teacher training, or 50-hour Yoga Sculpt Intensive is required according to the applicable training pathway.
- A current CPR/AED certification is required.
- Excellent oral communication skills, professionalism, and strong interpersonal skills are required.
- Proficiency in computer applications is required.
- The instructor must be able to lead students in physical activity for up to 1.5 hours at a time.
- The instructor must be able to withstand exposure to heat up to 104 degrees for at least 60 minutes in heated classes.
- The instructor must be able to move around the studio, crouch, bend, reach, and lift up to 25 pounds.
- The instructor is assigned a home studio and supporting studios and must support permanent classes, subbing, feedback, communications, community growth, and CorePower initiatives.
- Teach at least two CorePower Yoga classes per week and spend at least four hours in the studio.
- Provide a safe practice environment by educating students on alignment, offering posture modifications, and using CorePower cueing formulas.
- Arrive 30 minutes before and remain 30 minutes after each class to read studio communications, plan CorePower-aligned classes using class-planning and support tools, and connect with the student community.
- Connect with students before and after class to support their personal growth, studio growth, and current CorePower initiatives.
- Welcome students, check them into class, process point-of-sale transactions, perform front-desk duties, and provide a memorable student experience.
- Perform assigned cleaning tasks in accordance with CorePower Smart Health Protocol cleanliness standards.
- Uphold CorePower values and foster positive working relationships in a supportive studio environment.
- Act as an in-studio ambassador for CorePower initiatives and business streams, including All Access Membership, programming and lifestyle programs, and retail.
- A high school diploma is preferred.
CorePower Yoga offers a range of yoga and fitness classes through unlimited memberships. Members can attend in-person sessions at many studios or stream online classes via a digital subscription, with formats like hot yoga, Yoga Sculpt, and traditional vinyasa. The company also sells yoga apparel and gear and runs Yoga Alliance-certified 200-hour teacher training programs. Its goal is to make yoga accessible to more people by combining flexible memberships, diverse formats, retail products, and teacher education to build a loyal community.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
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Total Funding
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Headquarters
Denver, Colorado
Founded
2002
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- CorePower opened Del Mar Highlands on June 9, 2026, and Roslyn on July 18.
- HigherDOSE Red Light Classes launched across 10 markets in April 2026, adding premium upsell.
- Dan Lynn became CEO on July 14, 2026, bringing disciplined restaurant operations experience.
What critics are saying
- Teachers coordinated a strike on February 1, 2026, exposing wage and scheduling pressure.
- A 1,500-instructor class action still hangs over pay practices, threatening back wages and fees.
- If labor unrest continues, CorePower loses instructors and service quality, shrinking membership retention.
What makes CorePower Yoga unique
- CorePower runs 220-plus studios nationwide, blending heat, strength, recovery, and mindfulness.
- Its signature formats, Yoga Sculpt and Strength X, target workout-first consumers beyond classic yoga.
- CorePower pairs in-studio classes with digital access, retail merchandise, and teacher training.
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↑ 11%CorePower Yoga opens its first Long Island location in Roslyn. The blueprint: * CorePower Yoga opens 2,661-square-foot studio in Roslyn * Plans for additional studios in Huntington Station and Garden City * Bryant Plaza development includes 54 apartments and retail space * JK Equities developed $50 million Bryant Plaza project CorePower Yoga, one of the country's largest yoga studio brands, has opened its first Long Island location in Roslyn. The new CorePower Yoga studio is located in a 2,661-square-foot space on the ground floor of the Bryant Plaza mixed-use building at 333 Warner Ave. in Roslyn. The Roslyn studio is the first of three Long Island locations that CorePower plans to open. The chain plans to open a 2,649-square-foot studio in the Huntington Shopping Center at 350 Walt Whitman Road in Huntington Station later this year and another 3,407-square-foot studio in the Gallery at Westbury Plaza at 900 Old Country Road in Garden City early next year. The CorePower Yoga studio in Roslyn will feature two practice rooms accommodating up to 67 mats, a lobby with communal eating space, "curated retail," two showers and restrooms, a standalone shower, dry bar and shared lockers, according to the company. Class offerings include Yoga Sculpt, a heated, high-energy class that combines yoga, cardio and strength moves with hand weights; CorePower Strength X, a 45-minute HIIT-style class combining functional strength training with energizing breathwork; CorePower Yoga 1, a foundational Vinyasa flow designed to introduce core yoga poses; CorePower Yoga 2, a heated power Vinyasa flow designed to build strength, endurance, and flexibility; and Hot Power Fusion, which blends traditional hot yoga and power yoga moves with high heat intensity, according to the company. The new Roslyn studio held a soft opening last week and is slated to officially open on Saturday, July 18, with a grand opening weekend on July 25 and July 26. For a limited time through the studio's opening, new students can sign up for a Founding All Access Membership, offering 25% off monthly dues and access to the brand's more than 220 locations. Designed by Greenvale-based Mojo Stumer Associates, Bryant Plaza, the four-story, 105,000-square-foot mixed-use building at 333 Warner Ave. brought 54 apartments over 6,600 square feet of ground-level retail space a stone's throw from the Roslyn Long Island Rail Road station. Developed by Port Washington-based JK Equities, in conjunction with Century Realty Investors, the $50 million project replaced a blighted strip of vacant retail stores and was assisted with economic incentives from the Nassau County Industrial Development Agency. Stefani Steinberg, Kelly Dell'Aquila and Stephen Sjurset of CBRE represented CorePower Yoga in all three of its Long Island lease transactions. Jason Sobel of RIPCO Real Estate represented the landlord, JK Equities, in the Roslyn lease transaction, while his RIPCO Real Estate colleagues Joanne Argenti and Jeff Howard represented landlord Regency Centers in the Garden City lease.
CorePower Yoga announces new studio opening in Del Mar Highlands. CorePower Yoga Jun 09, 2026, 12:00 ET The nation's largest yoga studio brand expands its San Diego presence DENVER, June 9, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ - CorePower Yoga, the nation's largest yoga studio brand, today announced the opening of its newest studio in Del Mar Highlands San Diego, continuing the company's national expansion across high-growth wellness markets. The new location, the latest of 15 locations in the San Diego area, reflects increasing consumer demand for fitness experiences that combine physical intensity, mindfulness, recovery, and community connection in thoughtfully-designed spaces. Since its founding in 2002, CorePower Yoga has grown into a leading force in modern wellness, now operating more than 220 studios nationwide and welcoming millions of student visits annually. Known for its physically intense workouts rooted in the mindfulness of yoga, CorePower Yoga combines movement, breathwork, heat, and music into a modern studio experience that allows students to seamlessly move between performance, recovery, and community as part of their wellness routine. Located at 12853 El Camino Real, Suite 209, on the second floor of the Del Mar Highlands Town Center, the Del Mar Highlands studio marks CorePower Yoga's seventh Northern San Diego location - joining Del Mar - Flower Hill, Encinitas, UTC/La Jolla, 4S Commons, Poway and La Costa studios - and 15th in the wider San Diego market. The studio features one practice room accommodating up to 37 students per class, newly designed locker rooms, elevated amenities, curated retail offerings, and dedicated gathering spaces designed to encourage connection before and after class. Situated near like-minded businesses like Sweetgreen, Vuori, StretchLab and Sun Life Organics the Del Mar Highlands studio will contribute to the area's fitness and wellness offerings and serve its growing professional and residential community. The new studio will offer CorePower Yoga's full portfolio of signature classes, empowering students to personalize their practice and move across yoga flow, strength training, cardio conditioning, mobility, and recovery-focused classes, based on their goals and experience level. Class offerings include the brand's most popular formats such as Yoga Sculpt, a heated, high-energy class that combines yoga, cardio and strength moves with handweights; CorePower Strength X, a 45-minute HIIT-style class combining functional strength training with energizing breathwork; CorePower Yoga 1 (C1), a foundational Vinyasa flow designed to introduce core yoga poses, and CorePower Yoga 2 (C2), a heated power Vinyasa flow designed to build strength, endurance, and flexibility; and Hot Power Fusion (HPF), which blends traditional hot yoga and power yoga moves with high heat intensity. Students can also take advantage of the recovery-focused format, CoreRestore (CR), which supports stress reduction, flexibility, and overall wellbeing. The Del Mar Highlands studio officially opens on Tuesday, June 9th. For a limited time through June 15, new students can sign up for a Founding All Access Membership, offering 25% off monthly dues and access to the brand's more than 220 locations. Del Mar Highlands will also be hosting a Grand Opening weekend June 13-14 with special classes and community partners. For additional information, class schedules, or membership details, visit CorePowerYoga.com or follow CorePower Yoga on Instagram. About CorePower Yoga CorePower Yoga shares the transformative power of yoga with every mind, every body, everywhere through physically intense workouts rooted in the mindfulness of yoga. Since 2002, the brand has grown into the nation's largest yoga studio company, with more than 220 locations across 23 states and Washington, D.C., digital livestream and on-demand platforms, and thousands of passionate teachers guiding students through movement, mindfulness, and community. By combining strength, sweat, recovery, and human connection, CorePower Yoga creates modern wellness experiences designed to support students both on and off the mat. For more information, visit CorePower Yoga. Media Contact AZIONE PR, CorePower Yoga, 1 833-448-2561, [email protected] SOURCE CorePower Yoga
CorePower Yoga has partnered with HigherDOSE to introduce Full Body Red Light Mats into select studios nationwide. The wall-mounted mats deliver medical-grade red and near-infrared light therapy during specially-themed Red Light Classes, designed to support energy, recovery and overall well-being. The mats provide 660nm red and 850nm near-infrared light coverage whilst students move through heated yoga classes, including CorePower Yoga 2, Hot Power Fusion and CoreRestore formats. The technology aims to enhance circulation, muscle recovery and mood regulation alongside yoga's existing benefits of improved flexibility, stress reduction and mental clarity. The rollout includes 10 locations across major US cities including New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Boston and Miami. HigherDOSE wellness products are also available for purchase through CorePower's shop and select studios.
CorePower Yoga adds Red Light Classes through HigherDose. April 15, 2026 1/3 free articles used this month. The new rollout will see HigherDose near-infrared and red-light panels installed inside select CorePower classes. Other boutique studios, like Burn in Los Angeles, are getting in on the red-light workout trend, too. CorePower Yoga is introducing a new in-studio format through a partnership with HigherDose, bringing the company's Full Body Red Light Mat into select locations nationwide. Beginning this April, the yoga brand will offer "Red Light Classes," where near-infrared and red light LED panels are installed along studio walls, allowing students to be exposed to the technology throughout the duration of a class. The initial rollout includes studios in New York (NoMad), San Francisco (Cow Hollow), Los Angeles (Sherman Oaks and Manhattan Beach), San Diego (La Costa), Orange County (Huntington Beach), Boston (Fenway), Denver (Cherry Hills), Austin (Triangle) and Miami (Brickell). The integration is designed to complement CorePower's existing heated yoga format. HigherDose's red and near-infrared light technology has been studied for its potential role in supporting circulation, reducing inflammation and promoting cellular repair. By embedding the mats directly into the studio environment, the companies are positioning the technology as part of the class experience rather than a separate recovery step. The full-body coverage and customizable session lengths of the mats are intended to help support relaxation, ease post-class soreness and maintain energy levels, particularly as participants transition out of more physically demanding sessions. CorePower will also offer a selection of HigherDose products through its online shop and at select studio locations, including the Full Body Red Light Mat and Infrared Sauna Blanket, as well as smaller accessories such as the Red Light Face Mask, Serotonin Soak Salt, Copper Body Dry Brush, Oxytocin Oil and Transdermal Magnesium Spray. The approach aligns with a broader industry trend toward incorporating recovery into the workout itself rather than treating it as a post-exercise add-on. In Los Angeles, Burn Los Angeles is launching Build, a new concept that combines heavy resistance training with recovery technologies in a single session. Developed by founder Maria Chase and partner Shaya Charvet, Build is structured as a 45-minute class performed in a controlled low infrared heat environment and under LED and near-infrared red light therapy. The format is designed to support sustained intensity while incorporating elements intended to aid recovery during the workout. The low infrared heat environment allows for efficient sweating without placing excessive strain on the cardiovascular system, while red light therapy is associated with cellular regeneration, reduced inflammation and improved oxygen utilization. The goal is to enable participants to train at higher intensities while minimizing muscle damage and post-exercise soreness. As consumers demand more efficient wellness routines, integrating such modalities into workouts (and self-care routines) could differentiate brands in the saturated market.
Invest in your Best. Rollplaygrill is Not Just Feeding You. Rollplaygrill is Investing in You this Year in 2026. Every January, restaurants suddenly become "healthy." They dust off their salad menus. Launch a juice cleanse. Maybe add cauliflower rice. By February, it's back to business as usual. Rollplaygrill is doing something different at Roll Play this year. Invest in your Best isn't just a tagline - it's a commitment. Rollplaygrill has already invested thousands into upgrading its proteins through a partnership with The Organic Butcher of McLean (USA Today's #1 Best Butcher). Rollplaygrill pay 3x more to cook everything in avocado oil and Zero Acre oil instead of inflammatory seed oils. Its pho broth simmers for 48 hours because shortcuts don't build strength. Here's how Rollplaygrill is Investing in You this quarter: FREE monthly fitness sessions. Starting January 3rd, Rollplaygrill is partnering with CorePower Yoga Falls Church for monthly wellness sessions. Each $25 ticket includes a $25 Roll Play gift card - essentially making it free. This isn't a promotion. It's Rollplaygrill literally investing in your wellness journey. * January 3, 11 AM * February 7, 11 AM * March 7, 11 AM Power menu for Power goals. * Power Pho: 65g+ protein in one bowl * Power Rice Bowl: Nearly 70g of protein * Low-Carb Pho: Under 15 net carbs with shirataki noodles * Side Pho: For those practicing portion control Every single item cooked without seed oils. Every protein sourced from premium suppliers. Because protein is only half the equation - quality matters. 24/7 access to healthy food. Its Rosslyn location never closes. Night shift? Early workout? 3 AM craving? Rollplaygrill is here. The only healthy Vietnamese option that matches your schedule, not the other way around. This isn't about new year's resolutions. Resolutions fail because they're built on restriction. "Don't eat this." "Cut out that." "Suffer through January." Rollplaygrill believe in addition, not subtraction. Add quality protein. Add nutrient-dense bone broth. Add vegetables that actually taste good. Add a community that supports your goals. When Rollplaygrill say "invest in your Best," Rollplaygrill mean both of Rollplaygrill. Rollplaygrill invest in premium ingredients, upgraded cooking methods, and free community events. You invest in showing up - for yourself, for your goals, for your health. The partnership starts now. Look, Rollplaygrill could have kept using regular beef. Stuck with cheaper oils. Continued with standard 24-hour broth. Nobody would have known the difference. If you're ready to invest in yourself this year, Rollplaygrill'll meet you halfway - with food that loves you back. This is Roll Play in 2026. This is Vietnamese food that loves you too. Tuyet nhi le.