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 "which program should I be in", the free 15-minute consult below answers it faster than any thread of messages will.
Booking itself never needs a phone call: sessions and classes are reserved through the live schedule or 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, so the best version of a first visit is the free 15-minute consult: a coach walks you through the space, hears what you are trying to do, and points you at the right program. No card, no commitment.
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 or book through the schedule.
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 5:00 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.
