| Tue | 05:30 am -09:00 pm |
| Wed | 05:30 am -09:00 pm |
| Thu | 05:30 am -09:00 pm |
| Fri | 05:30 am -07:00 pm |
| Sat | 07:00 am -05:00 pm |
| Sun | 08:00 am -07:45 pm |
The vibe is cool here. The space is big enough to accommodate a large class and not be too cramped. The culture is cool and not high brow by any means. People like to do their practice, talk, and generally have a good time. It was great.
When you enter the studio the energy was great and good vibes; very welcoming. Attended the restore class on a Sunday evening - what the best way to end the weekend and start the week off. Felt so uplifted after class. Thanks Mike for a great yoga practice
Great people, great yogis, good vibe. EXCELLENT MUSIC most/all of the time. Love to get my flow on here! Love that I can occasionally attend classes with friends who don't have a membership (through their free-class options). Wouldn't and couldn't go anywhere else.
I've been going to Power Life since my sophomore year of college, and now that I have a full-time job, it continues to be my favorite place to unwind and release the tension of the day. The sculpt classes and barre classes with weights completely replaced my need for a gym membership, and the restore classes are perfect for those times when I need to just be still. Power Life is awesome because it challenges me both physically and mentally, and I can see my growth since I started. Plus, the community is amazing!
I have been going to Power Life Yoga - KC (all 4 locations) for the past few years and have not faltered in my love for it. I usually get burnt out on gyms, but this one is so genuine and has the best instructors. They are so client friendly as well and do such fun incentive programs. If you need a community, this is your place.
I love this place! I was very nervous to start a group fitness class because it can be very intimidating but everything about powerlife melts all that away. From the moment I walked in the door for my first class, I have been impressed. The welcoming nature of the instructors and positive energy surrounding the whole studio is what brings me back. The variety of the classes makes it easy to increase or decrease the difficulty of the desired workout and I always feel great after each class. I would recommend powerlife to anyone seeking to improve their quality of life.
Great Location, right across from my work on The Plaza. As a non-flexible and non-athletic person I thought this might not be for me. I was wrong and very rewarding experience to working towards my goals.
Great Location, right across from my work on The Plaza. As a non-flexible and non-athletic person I thought this might not be for me. I was wrong and very rewarding experience to working towards my goals.
I wish i could give this wonderful place more than 5 stars!!! it is a little on the pricey side but 100% worth it!!! the teachers are all amazing and so kind and the studio is always clean and well kept. i recommend power life to any person that will listen to me!! my favorite part of my week!!
I wish i could give this wonderful place more than 5 stars!!! it is a little on the pricey side but 100% worth it!!! the teachers are all amazing and so kind and the studio is always clean and well kept. i recommend power life to any person that will listen to me!! my favorite part of my week!!
I dropped into Power Life Yoga this past Sunday while I was in town visiting my sister. I've been looking for a Kansas City yoga home for a while, and this studio is great! They were extremely warm and welcoming, and the class size is nice and not overwhelming for an outsider. I am experienced in power yoga, and loved Andrea's class. I also met Erilyn, the barre instructor, and she was so sweet. Next time I'm in town I'll be sure to take her barre class. Thank you for the hospitality!
I absolutely loved my experience at Power Life Yoga! From the second I walked in, I felt welcomed. I was nervous and didn't know what to expect but the front desk person did a great job of explaining to me what to do and what to expect. Once in class, the instructor made me feel successful by offering modifications. I didn't feel like I had to be yoga-body perfect. Thank you Power Life.
In my opinion this is the best work out in town. Thanks Jenny, Michelle, Stefan, Rebecca B, Amy M, Bethany, Heather and more...
After reading that previous review- I am so sorry William had a bad experience. Stefan couldn't be a more kind and humble human.
I usually walk out wanting to shout out to the world how much I love PLY and their Cardio Barre and Sculpt classes.... fast-paced ass-kickings that get you everything you need (cardio, strength, stretch) in 45-60 minutes. Great work out for people who want to make the best use of their time at the gym!
I had a bad experience at Power Life Yoga. My negative experience had to do with an instructor, Stefan, who was not friendly or professional. While I was preparing for a class, he came in the exercise area and stated that I had come too early for the class. He also stated that it was not allowed to have jogging jacket or iPhone present in the room. This was unexpected as for many past classes I had always come early to warm up, and I've always placed my warm up jacket and iPhone out of the way in the corner of the room. No one had ever said anything about not being able to bring in warm up jacket or iPhone. For the class that I was in the process of preparing for, I had even asked a different check in instructor where to place shoes so as to not damage the wood floor. The instructor at check-in said nothing about not being able to bring in iPhone or jacket. In relating these facts to Stefan, his curt response was that 'we have signs up all over the place, above the urinal and on the door'. I explained to Stefan that my focus is always on the workout - that I hadn't noticed the signs. In the exchange, there was no welcoming introduction from Stefan - no handshake, no words such as 'nice to see you', or 'glad to have you in the studio', no friendly small talk that would show appreciation of the customer. All of a sudden there was just this person in the room who I had never met before informing me of how I was in violation of Power Life Yoga policies. The whole experience made Stefan come off in an unfriendly way. As a result of this attitude, I've asked for and received a full refund of fees I've paid to Power Life Yoga. My time is too valuable to be around rude people. I'm a member of a couple of other yoga studios in town that have cordial staff members. Going forward, it would be nice for Power Life Yoga Staff to be trained on how to treat a paying customer. Some recommendations: 1) Be nice and show appreciation of the customer. The instructor in question didn't have one positive thing to say to me, only negative. Related to his comments about coming early for a class, I've actually called Power Life Yoga to ask them if there is a problem with this if not interfering with a previous class. Their response was that there is no problem. So if this is the case, one has to ask why the instructor brought up the topic with me in the first place. 2) Have all instructors on the same page when it comes to what can and cannot be brought into the yoga room. When I ask a check in instructor where to place shoes and nothing is said to me about not being able to bring in iPhone and runners jacket , and then another instructor later comes in and tells me how I'm in violation of policy, this is contradictory and not a professional and satisfactory way of dealing with a customer. 3) When valid issues are raised related to poor customer service, to follow up in a positive way with the customer to let him or her know how these issues will be rectified.
I usually walk out wanting to shout out to the world how much I love PLY and their Cardio Barre and Sculpt classes.... fast-paced ass-kickings that get you everything you need (cardio, strength, stretch) in 45-60 minutes. Great work out for people who want to make the best use of their time at the gym!
In my opinion this is the best work out in town. Thanks Jenny, Michelle, Stefan, Rebecca B, Amy M, Bethany, Heather and more...
After reading that previous review- I am so sorry William had a bad experience. Stefan couldn't be a more kind and humble human.
I dropped into Power Life Yoga this past Sunday while I was in town visiting my sister. I've been looking for a Kansas City yoga home for a while, and this studio is great! They were extremely warm and welcoming, and the class size is nice and not overwhelming for an outsider. I am experienced in power yoga, and loved Andrea's class. I also met Erilyn, the barre instructor, and she was so sweet. Next time I'm in town I'll be sure to take her barre class. Thank you for the hospitality!
I dropped into Power Life Yoga this past Sunday while I was in town visiting my sister. I've been looking for a Kansas City yoga home for a while, and this studio is great! They were extremely warm and welcoming, and the class size is nice and not overwhelming for an outsider. I am experienced in power yoga, and loved Andrea's class. I also met Erilyn, the barre instructor, and she was so sweet. Next time I'm in town I'll be sure to take her barre class. Thank you for the hospitality!
I absolutely loved my experience at Power Life Yoga! From the second I walked in, I felt welcomed. I was nervous and didn't know what to expect but the front desk person did a great job of explaining to me what to do and what to expect. Once in class, the instructor made me feel successful by offering modifications. I didn't feel like I had to be yoga-body perfect. Thank you Power Life.
I absolutely loved my experience at Power Life Yoga! From the second I walked in, I felt welcomed. I was nervous and didn't know what to expect but the front desk person did a great job of explaining to me what to do and what to expect. Once in class, the instructor made me feel successful by offering modifications. I didn't feel like I had to be yoga-body perfect. Thank you Power Life.
Power Life has been a wonderful addition to my life. Since my initial visit during the Grand Opening, I was amazed by the positive instructors and the fun and energetic classes! The community at Power Life kept me coming back and continuing to get more and more involved. I highly recommend PLY to anyone and everyone- whether they've never done yoga or have practiced for years!
I had a bad experience at Power Life Yoga. My negative experience had to do with an instructor, Stefan, who was not friendly or professional. While I was preparing for a class, he came in the exercise area and stated that I had come too early for the class. He also stated that it was not allowed to have jogging jacket or iPhone present in the room. This was unexpected as for many past classes I had always come early to warm up, and I've always placed my warm up jacket and iPhone out of the way in the corner of the room. No one had ever said anything about not being able to bring in warm up jacket or iPhone. For the class that I was in the process of preparing for, I had even asked a different check in instructor where to place shoes so as to not damage the wood floor. The instructor at check-in said nothing about not being able to bring in iPhone or jacket. In relating these facts to Stefan, his curt response was that 'we have signs up all over the place, above the urinal and on the door'. I explained to Stefan that my focus is always on the workout - that I hadn't noticed the signs. In the exchange, there was no welcoming introduction from Stefan - no handshake, no words such as 'nice to see you', or 'glad to have you in the studio', no friendly small talk that would show appreciation of the customer. All of a sudden there was just this person in the room who I had never met before informing me of how I was in violation of Power Life Yoga policies. The whole experience made Stefan come off in an unfriendly way. As a result of this attitude, I've asked for and received a full refund of fees I've paid to Power Life Yoga. My time is too valuable to be around rude people. I'm a member of a couple of other yoga studios in town that have cordial staff members. Going forward, it would be nice for Power Life Yoga Staff to be trained on how to treat a paying customer. Some recommendations: 1) Be nice and show appreciation of the customer. The instructor in question didn't have one positive thing to say to me, only negative. Related to his comments about coming early for a class, I've actually called Power Life Yoga to ask them if there is a problem with this if not interfering with a previous class. Their response was that there is no problem. So if this is the case, one has to ask why the instructor brought up the topic with me in the first place. 2) Have all instructors on the same page when it comes to what can and cannot be brought into the yoga room. When I ask a check in instructor where to place shoes and nothing is said to me about not being able to bring in iPhone and runners jacket , and then another instructor later comes in and tells me how I'm in violation of policy, this is contradictory and not a professional and satisfactory way of dealing with a customer. 3) When valid issues are raised related to poor customer service, to follow up in a positive way with the customer to let him or her know how these issues will be rectified.
I had a bad experience at Power Life Yoga. My negative experience had to do with an instructor, Stefan, who was not friendly or professional. While I was preparing for a class, he came in the exercise area and stated that I had come too early for the class. He also stated that it was not allowed to have jogging jacket or iPhone present in the room. This was unexpected as for many past classes I had always come early to warm up, and I've always placed my warm up jacket and iPhone out of the way in the corner of the room. No one had ever said anything about not being able to bring in warm up jacket or iPhone. For the class that I was in the process of preparing for, I had even asked a different check in instructor where to place shoes so as to not damage the wood floor. The instructor at check-in said nothing about not being able to bring in iPhone or jacket. In relating these facts to Stefan, his curt response was that 'we have signs up all over the place, above the urinal and on the door'. I explained to Stefan that my focus is always on the workout - that I hadn't noticed the signs. In the exchange, there was no welcoming introduction from Stefan - no handshake, no words such as 'nice to see you', or 'glad to have you in the studio', no friendly small talk that would show appreciation of the customer. All of a sudden there was just this person in the room who I had never met before informing me of how I was in violation of Power Life Yoga policies. The whole experience made Stefan come off in an unfriendly way. As a result of this attitude, I've asked for and received a full refund of fees I've paid to Power Life Yoga. My time is too valuable to be around rude people. I'm a member of a couple of other yoga studios in town that have cordial staff members. Going forward, it would be nice for Power Life Yoga Staff to be trained on how to treat a paying customer. Some recommendations: 1) Be nice and show appreciation of the customer. The instructor in question didn't have one positive thing to say to me, only negative. Related to his comments about coming early for a class, I've actually called Power Life Yoga to ask them if there is a problem with this if not interfering with a previous class. Their response was that there is no problem. So if this is the case, one has to ask why the instructor brought up the topic with me in the first place. 2) Have all instructors on the same page when it comes to what can and cannot be brought into the yoga room. When I ask a check in instructor where to place shoes and nothing is said to me about not being able to bring in iPhone and runners jacket , and then another instructor later comes in and tells me how I'm in violation of policy, this is contradictory and not a professional and satisfactory way of dealing with a customer. 3) When valid issues are raised related to poor customer service, to follow up in a positive way with the customer to let him or her know how these issues will be rectified.
