Cancellation Corepower Yoga: Easy Method

What is Corepower Yoga

CorePower Yoga is a nationwide chain of heated yoga studios offering a range of classes from foundational (C1/C2) to strength-focused formats (Yoga Sculpt, etc.). It operates on a membership and class‑pack model with studio-level variations in pricing, policies and customer service.

Policies are set by CorePower centrally but many operational details (class types, promotional pricing, freeze options and front‑desk handling) can vary by studio. Before joining, review the studio’s membership agreement and ask about local cancellation and freeze procedures.

How to cancel Corepower Yoga

• Provide written notice at least 30 days before your next billing date - CorePower typically requires 30 days’ written notice and cancelling mid‑month will usually result in one more full month’s charge. You can cancel by: (a) using your online CorePower account, (b) emailing membership@corepoweryoga.com, or (c) visiting and cancelling in person at your home studio. If you prefer a physical letter, send it to CorePower’s head office (see Address section) and keep proof of posting (registered/mail receipt).
• If you want a temporary stop instead of cancellation, request a membership freeze - most studios allow 1 - 3 months per year with a possible freeze fee (e.g., ~$15/month), but frozen months may still count toward any fixed commitment period.
• For single classes or class‑packs, cancel individual bookings at least 1 hour before class start to avoid late‑cancel/no‑show fees (penalties vary by membership level; Elite members may have a shorter cut‑off, often ~15 minutes).

What happens when you cancel

When your cancellation becomes effective, your access to unlimited classes will generally continue through the end of the paid billing period (the additional month charged under the 30‑day rule). Auto‑renewal will be stopped for future billing cycles once cancellation is processed. Your account information and class history typically remain on file; CorePower may retain membership data for account management and billing purposes per their privacy policy.

Keep confirmation of cancellation (email, account screenshot, signed studio receipt or registered‑mail proof). If CorePower continues to bill after your cancellation effective date, raise the issue promptly with the studio, membership support email and your payment provider if necessary.

Will I get a refund?

Refunds are limited. In general, membership fees (including initiation fees) are non‑refundable after any short initial grace period. Initiation fees may be refundable only if the membership is cancelled within the first 7 days; after that they are typically retained. Prepaid unlimited memberships are usually non‑refundable; refunds of unused months are considered only for qualifying reasons such as relocation (commonly required to be >25 miles), medical issues with documentation, or other exceptional circumstances, and may be prorated minus an early cancellation fee (user‑reported examples include a $100 early cancellation fee).

Class packs and unused drop‑in credits are normally non‑refundable; some studios may offer account credit in lieu of a cash refund. Refunds for cancelled classes are not typically offered except for instructor cancellations, weather‑related cancellations, or documented medical emergencies. There is no general 14‑day automatic right to a refund under CorePower’s terms; consumer protections in Canada vary by province and rarely require refunds for change of mind after a membership contract is in force.

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Your consumer rights in Canada

Canadian consumer protection for fitness memberships is provincially governed and varies across provinces. There is sometimes a short statutory cooling‑off period (for certain contracts) but fitness and wellness memberships may be treated differently or expressly excluded. As a result, CorePower’s contract terms and disclosure at the time of sale are important - refunds for a mere change of mind are not necessarily required by law unless the contract or provincial rules provide otherwise.

If you believe CorePower used deceptive practices (for example, failing to disclose automatic renewal or imposing unreasonable cancellation terms), you can file a complaint with your provincial consumer protection agency or use other dispute mechanisms. Retain receipts and written cancellation requests - documentary proof improves your position in complaints or chargeback disputes with your bank or card issuer.

Customer experiences

Many customers praise the variety of classes and the quality of instructors (e.g., popular formats like Yoga Sculpt and C2). These strengths are frequently mentioned in positive reviews and contribute to member satisfaction when class availability and studio operations run smoothly.

Conversely, a common theme in negative reviews is frustration with billing and cancellation processes - examples include continued charges after freezes/cancellations, difficulty getting timely responses from customer service, and refund offers that are sometimes provided only as studio credit. Some customers also report late‑cancel/no‑show fees they consider punitive, and disputes about the 30‑day notice effectively imposing another month’s charge.

Documentation checklist

• Membership number, full name on account, studio location and dates of sign‑up and requested cancellation.
• Copies/screenshots of the membership agreement, any promotional terms, recent billing statements showing charges, and proof of payment (bank or card transactions).
• Written cancellation request (email content or physical letter), plus delivery proof if mailed (registered mail receipt) and any studio‑issued cancellation confirmation.
• For refund or hardship claims: supporting documents (doctor’s note for medical reasons, relocation proof such as new address >25 miles away, flight or job relocation paperwork).

Common mistakes

Common errors that lead to disputes include: cancelling mid‑month without allowing for the required 30‑day written notice (resulting in an extra month’s charge); relying solely on a phone call without retaining a written confirmation; assuming prepaid or unlimited plans are refundable when they are not; and failing to record the membership plan name, start date and any initiation fee details at sign‑up. For class bookings, missing the cancellation cut‑off (often 1 hour) or misunderstanding Elite‑level leniencies can result in unexpected late‑cancel fees.

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After cancelling

After you cancel, watch your bank or card statements for any further charges and keep the studio’s cancellation confirmation. If charges continue, contact the studio and membership support immediately (use membership@corepoweryoga.com and keep copies of all communications). If you cannot resolve the matter directly, consider contacting your card issuer to dispute unauthorized charges and, if applicable, file a complaint with your provincial consumer protection office or the Better Business Bureau. For general Canadian consumer guidance, see the Government of Canada consumer pages at Canada.ca - Consumer Protection. For CorePower information and studio contact details visit corepoweryoga.com.

Address

For written cancellation letters (recommended via registered mail / raccomandata A/R):

CorePower Yoga Headquarters
3001 Brighton Blvd, Suite 269
Denver, CO 80216, USA