Which door to knock on
For anything about today or tomorrow, phone the studio at (236) 868-9964. For questions that are not urgent, or if you want to attach something, email info@coresatraining.com. If your question is really "would personal training work for me", the free 15-minute consult call below answers it faster than any thread of messages will.
Booking itself never needs a phone call: sessions and classes are reserved in the Coresa app, around the clock.
Finding us in Lower Lonsdale
We are at 142B 3rd Street West, a few doors west of Lonsdale Avenue. Coming from downtown Vancouver, the SeaBus to Lonsdale Quay plus a six to eight minute uphill walk gets you to the door without ever touching a bridge. Coming by car, the surrounding blocks carry the usual Lower Lonsdale mix of metered and time-limited street parking, so read the signs where you land.
Photos of the studio, the full transit rundown and what to bring on a first visit all live on Our Space.
Coming in for a look
You are welcome to drop by during open hours to see the room, though training sessions run by booking rather than walk-in. To work out whether 1-on-1 or semi-private fits, book the free 15-minute consult call: a coach phones you, hears what you are trying to do, and gives you a straight answer. No card, no pressure.
Common questions
What is the fastest way to reach you?
Phone, during open hours: (236) 868-9964. Email lands at info@coresatraining.com and is right for anything that is not time-sensitive.
Can I just walk in and train?
Training runs on booked sessions rather than drop-ins, but you are welcome to come see the studio any day. To actually train, start with the free consult; members book sessions in the Coresa app.
Where exactly are you?
142B 3rd Street West in Lower Lonsdale, North Vancouver, a short walk uphill from the Lonsdale Quay SeaBus terminal. Doors are open 6:00 am to 8:00 pm, seven days a week.
Where do I park?
Street parking on 3rd Street West and the blocks around it: metered in places, time-limited in others. Early mornings are easy; after-work hours take a lap of the block.