I love the core power community
La Costa manager / mature and provides good events and traffic; some instructors are new - should get inspiration from Encinitas folks.
Encinitas community bigger and more of the long time Participants with instructors that are very good, even with a longer drive- Encinitas is a place where you feel that you belong!
La Costa Airflow definitely is needed or circulated with COVID on the rise regardless of the type of Class.
These are honest feedback
Class and staff was wonderful, I loved the HPF and playlist. I’m in town visiting for the week and will certainly be back! Hoping to try one of the red light classes.
I really enjoy CorePower and appreciate the effort that goes into creating a great experience, but I think there are several areas where the studio could improve, especially with so many new teachers.
First, I think it would be very helpful for the studio manager and coordinator to regularly take the new teachers’ classes and provide them with constructive feedback. Having leadership observe the classes firsthand would help ensure that teaching styles, safety, demonstrations, and studio expectations are consistent across the board.
I also think all of the teachers need clearer guidance regarding the infrared heat. I understand that the room can become very hot when a class is full, but I still want to experience the benefits of the infrared environment. Rather than completely turning off the heat, I think it would be better to leave it on and adjust the temperature down a few degrees when necessary.
Another major concern is class capacity. I believe the number of students should be reduced enough to give teachers adequate space to safely demonstrate exercises and allow students to move around comfortably. When the room is overcrowded, it becomes difficult for teachers to demonstrate properly and creates safety issues. For example, there have been times when a mat is positioned directly in front of the door, making it difficult to open the door without stepping onto someone’s mat. That is not a safe situation, particularly in a heated class.
Finally, I still strongly recommend implementing a reservation system for mat markers. I think this would make a significant difference in helping organize the room, reduce confusion, and make the overall experience more comfortable and predictable for everyone.
I’m sharing this feedback because I really want the studio to succeed. With better oversight and feedback for new teachers, appropriate heat management, safer class capacities, and a more organized mat-marker system, I think the overall CorePower experience could be significantly improved.