CorePower Yoga Opening at Shoppes at Camp Bowie in Fort Worth

CorePower Yoga studio concept with heated yoga room and modern design, opening December 2025 at Shoppes at Camp Bowie in Fort Worth.

CorePower Yoga Expands with Fort Worth Studio Near Chipotle on Camp Bowie

Fort Worth will soon welcome one of the country’s most recognizable fitness brands as CorePower Yoga prepares to open a new studio at the Shoppes at Camp Bowie. The yoga chain will move into a 2,572-square-foot space at 6370 Camp Bowie Boulevard, sharing the same building as Chipotle.

When CorePower Yoga’s Fort Worth Location Will Open

Construction is expected to begin in October 2025, with the new studio anticipated to open by December. The remodel, valued at $100,000, will be designed by LDA Design Group of Burbank, California.

Nationwide Growth and CorePower Yoga Expansion Plans

Founded in Denver in 2002, CorePower Yoga has expanded into one of the largest yoga brands in the United States with more than 220 locations across 23 states. Known for its dynamic class offerings, CorePower combines traditional yoga practices with modern fitness elements. Its studios offer a range of classes including Power Yoga, Hot Yoga, Yoga Sculpt, and the recently launched Strength X, blending cardio and high-intensity training.

Beyond in-studio classes, the company also provides on-demand and livestream options, as well as teacher training programs. With its steady growth into new markets, CorePower Yoga continues to target high-visibility shopping centers and lifestyle destinations for expansion.

Inside the Camp Bowie Yoga Studio Remodel Project

The new Fort Worth studio will undergo a complete interior transformation. Plans call for the selective removal of non-bearing walls, ceilings, lighting, mechanical equipment, ductwork, plumbing fixtures, and existing furniture. The remodel will add new wall partitions, upgraded lighting, modern plumbing fixtures, and refreshed finishes designed to create an inviting, high-energy studio environment.

Once completed, the space will deliver the signature CorePower Yoga experience that blends movement, heat, and music to create a distinctive workout.

LDA Design Group Leads the Fort Worth Studio Design

The studio’s design has been entrusted to LDA Design Group, a Burbank-based firm with decades of experience creating retail, restaurant, and experiential environments. Founded in 1996, the firm is licensed in over 40 states and has worked extensively on projects for national brands across the country. Their focus on blending architecture, interior design, and customer experience aligns with CorePower Yoga’s vision of making every studio not only functional but also inspiring for members.

As the December opening nears, the addition of CorePower Yoga will further strengthen the Shoppes at Camp Bowie as a destination for both dining and lifestyle services, bringing another nationally recognized brand to Fort Worth’s west side.

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