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CorePower Yoga – On Location

$59 for One Month of Unlimited Yoga Classes ($175 Value)

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Fri Aug 10 04:59:59 UTC 2012
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$175
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In a Nutshell

Dynamic flow of Vinyasa-style poses, breathing exercises, and uplifting music energize bodies and minds in stretch-friendly heated rooms.

The Fine Print

  • Expires Nov 6, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy multiple as gifts. Must activate by 11/6/12; membership expires 1 month from activation date. Valid only for customers who do not have an active package, and who have not purchased a yoga package or paid for a class since 5/8/12. First week free valid only for students new to CorePower Yoga. Must redeem in-studio.
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Practicing yoga, like hanging a picture frame, requires a good sense of balance, a tasteful mat, and a supportive instructor to keep an eye on your alignment. Stay centered with this Groupon: for $59, you get one month of unlimited yoga classes at CorePower Yoga (a $175 value), valid at 13 Chicago-area locations.

New students may also enroll in an additional week of free classes using the studio’s online offer.

CorePower Yoga’s instructors guide students through creative yoga classes that meld movement, breathing, and music into entrancing routines to energize the body and mind. Like a butler with a teleportation pod, the studio’s full schedule of classes welcomes students to 13 locations 7 days a week. During the signature CorePower yoga class, teachers lead students through dynamic, Vinyasa-style flows with demonstration and verbal cues, helping pupils to tone core muscles and cultivate balance.

Most classes convene in a 90- to 95-degree room, which intensifies stretches, bolsters coordination, and melts stress faster than a lullaby sung by a dragon. To foster full-body strength and cardiovascular health, teachers pair selected yoga workouts with free weights that pump up heart rates.

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