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Franchise Deep Dive: CorePower Yoga Franchise Costs, Fees, Profit and Data
Yoga was an integral part of Trevor Tice's recovery from a climbing accident, which led him to establish this growing class fitness franchise.
CorePower Yoga offers a variety of in-studio yoga sessions, as well as virtual sessions to members across the country.
How Many CorePower Yoga Locations Are There?
Trevor Tice was injured in a climbing accident and had to have six screws put into his ankle; he found yoga to be transformative in his healing journey. Tice studied yoga at studios across the country before founding CorePower Yoga in Denver, Colorado in 2002.
The brand currently has 55 locations across the U.S.
What Is CorePower Yoga’s Business Model?
CorePower Yoga is a class fitness concept that offers a variety of yoga sessions, including hot yoga, combinations of weights and cardio exercises and restorative yoga. The brand offers in-person sessions in its studios or virtual sessions that members can access from anywhere. Studio schedules are available on the brand’s website and members can book in advance to save themselves a spot.
How Much Can CorePower Yoga Franchise Owners Make?
The brand does not make this information publicly available. Prospective owners can access this information through the brand’s most recent Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD).
How Much Does It Cost To Open a CorePower Yoga?
The total initial investment necessary to begin operation of a CorePower Yoga franchise ranges from $214,700 to $427,000.
What Is the Franchise Fee for CorePower Yoga?
The franchise fee required to begin operation of a CorePower Yoga franchise is $25,000, which must be paid to the franchisor.
Who’s On CorePower Yoga’s Leadership Team?
- Niki Leondakis - CEO
- Sarah Choi - Chief Marketing Officer
- Tamarah Saif - Senior Vice President of Human Resources
- Abigail Gilbertson - Senior Vice President of Real Estate & Development
- Alex Pasley - Head of Strategy and Chief of Staff
What Helpful Articles Can I Read to Learn More About CorePower Yoga?
- CorePower Yoga Partners With Matthew & Camila McConaughey Foundation
- CorePower Loses Appeal Over $30 Million Deal Busted by Pandemic
- Inside CorePower Yoga Teacher Training
- CorePower Debuts Strength-Based Format
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