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Dorchester Center, MA 02124
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304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
When a serious climbing accident left him with six permanent screws in his shattered ankle, CorePower Yoga Founder and CEO Trevor Tice experienced first-hand the transformational benefits of yoga. An avid outdoorsman from Telluride, CO, Trevor was left searching for an exercise to replace the running, climbing and other physically challenging activities that were no longer accessible to him. He found yoga, and was hooked.
Traveling for his technology business, Trevor practiced a variety of yoga disciplines at yoga studios across the country and found an opportunity to make yoga dynamic, challenging and convenient.
In 2002, Trevor opened the first CorePower Yoga studio on Grant Street in downtown Denver, CO, offering a proprietary form of athletic, heated yoga in modern, welcoming and spa-like studios. With six teachers, including Trevor, teaching four classes per day, it took several arduous months before classes began to fill up. But they did. And it wasn’t long before people were talking about this new yoga.
We welcome every individual as they are and celebrate the ways we are all different, yet also alike.
We unite with open hearts and inspire real connections, in the spirit of service, to encourage everyone to thrive.
We find strength through an intense physical workout rooted in the mindfulness of yoga.
We believe that consistency allows us to fully experience the profound benefits of yoga in all that we do.
CorePower is committed to making our studios, company and community more inclusive and diverse.
As part of our commitment to DEI&B, we've developed 3-year goals around our people, community, and partners and have released our first representation report with a renewed commitment to making tangible progress. In this report, we showcase our strategy, discuss our goals and transparently report on our progress to create a more inclusive community that welcomes all people.
Comprised of CorePower teachers, field leadership and Studio Support Center employees, our advisory council is working to create and support a diverse, equitable and inclusive environment for all employees and students who practice with CorePower Yoga.
All employees are required to complete a diversity & inclusion training and education program during their onboarding process.
We also offer DEI&B teaching and sexual harassment and discrimination training through CorePower University (CPYU), our online education platform.
We stand against discrimination of any kind and proudly support our BIPOC, AAPI and LGBTQIA+ staff and students. Through panel conversations, donation classes and more, we’re dedicated to listening, learning and supporting people and organizations dedicated to making meaningful, lasting change.
In 2020, through donation-based classes, online shop sales and matching company funds, we donated more than $25,000 to the Equal Justice Initiative, a non-profit organization that works to end mass incarceration, excessive punishment and racial inequality. In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., in January 2021 we raised $15,000 for EJI through donation classes and our own company contribution.
We're proud to support Dress for Success, a global not-for-profit organization that empowers women to achieve economic independence by providing support and the development tools to thrive in work and in life and have raised over $17,000 to further their important work. Over 70% of their members identify as BIPOC, and were often the ones who were most impacted during the COVID pandemic.