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CorePower Yoga Wilshire yoga studio in West LA
On Wilshire near Bundy, upstairs. One of the larger rooms in the chain's Westside set, running heated power classes and weighted sculpt on a full daily schedule.
At a glance
- 3styles listed
A week at CorePower Yoga Wilshire
Opening hours by day · Pacific time. Today is highlighted.
Open daily – see schedule
What you'll practice
Your first visit, step by step
What a first class at a Los Angeles studio usually looks like.
- 1Reserve a spot
Book online first — classes fill. Ask us if you are not sure which class to start with.
- 2Arrive 10–15 minutes early
11819 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 214-217, Los Angeles, CA 90025. Check in at the front desk and mention it's your first time.
- 3Bring a mat and water
Wear something you can move in. Ask about mat rental if you travel light.
- 4Practice, then rest
Every class ends in savasana.
CorePower Yoga Wilshire vs. nearby studios
Same neighborhood, side by side. Facts from each listing.
| Studio | Rating | Styles | Days / wk | Earliest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CorePower Yoga Wilshire | — | 3 | — | — |
| Artha Yoga and Wellness Sanctuary | — | 2 | — | — |
| Laughing Frog Yoga | — | 3 | — | — |
Inside CorePower Yoga Wilshire
Frequently asked
Where is CorePower Yoga Wilshire?
CorePower Yoga Wilshire is at 11819 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 214-217, Los Angeles, CA 90025, in West LA, Los Angeles.
When is CorePower Yoga Wilshire open?
Open daily – see schedule
What kind of yoga does CorePower Yoga Wilshire teach?
Classes listed for this studio: Sculpt, Power, Hot yoga.
How do I contact CorePower Yoga Wilshire?
Call (833) 448-2561 or visit https://www.corepoweryoga.com/yoga-studios/ca/los-angeles/wilshire.
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Sound bath Artha Yoga and Wellness Sanctuary
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Flow Laughing Frog Yoga
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