Great location! I…read moreused to frequent this location a lot but within the past 6 months to a year I haven't been quite often but to my surprise when I visited about 2 weeks ago it has changed a lot as far as the setup and Equipment. I liked it when it was the basic equipment but now it seems everything is geared more to weight lifting it's all good but you still have your treadmills and stair climbers some of the Norms which does still give it the Nostalgia feel. Nevertheless there's plenty of parking and it's always tidy definitely check out this club if you're nearby. Have fun and enjoy life ;)

Availability and price. The equipment is well maintained and not outdated so for the price it is…read morevery affordable and a great place to be.

If you prefer privacy and a more family-oriented vibe while working out then this is the place for…read moreyou. Private studio that offers individual or group sessions. The staff is so nice!!!

Very pleased with my experience at cfit. Fantastic environment, friendly staff,super convenient…read morefor my crazy busy life. James has made all the difference. He has worked with our 17 year old son and now me. Feeling better than I have in years.

We've been going to this Y for many years and it seems very summer the situation with the outdoor…read morepool gets worse. Today is June 11 and it is STILL not open during the day. When we ask we get various answers, but the most frustrating ones are "we don't have enough lifeguards", "the public schools aren't out yet", and (my personal favorite) "I don't really know." The idea that the public schools are the reason not to have the outdoor pool open yet is ridiculous. This happened last year too. Do you know how many kids are homeschooled or are already out for the summer? LOADS. Add to that, we pay a membership to the facility too and if the weather is nice, and you're advertising that it's open, then you need to keep it open where everyone gets a chance to use it. If an adult wants to use the outdoor pool while the kids are in school, they should be able to. I shouldn't have to drive to the next town over to use their Y because mine doesn't seem to have it together. The other issue here is the lack of continuity in the management of the facility itself. Half the time you can't get a straight answer about anything, and you definitely won't get any direction about who DOES know. They point the finger at someone else hoping you'll just go away. It's issues like this that keep people from wanting to join community centers like the Y, that used to be the cornerstone of our communities. Get it together, guys.

I gave this YMCA a three because they have a few very nice workers however most of them are…read moreentitled and have awful customer service. I never wrote a review just because it's where i have been coming for a few years now. after today, I felt the need to write one. A young adult comes in and seems like he's about to get ready to start lifting, and he only has socks on ( not sure if it's a rule) which I've seen countless people do not only at this gym but others too. A worker came in and told him he couldn't have his shoes off and I'm assuming that he needed to leave because he left and did not come back. she comes back minutes later and just scans the room judging everyone looking for someone doing something wrong and finds nothing. She comes back only this time to get mad at a dad who was alone with two young children who were both well-behaved and quiet. The woman told the boy he needed to get off the treadmill and could not be in the private workout area in his shoes. She then tells the father that the child cannot be here unless he's practically attached to his father's hip for the rest of his work out.(I'm fully aware that young children are not allowed on equipment) but he was harmless and I'm sure the dad was stressed out having to bring them in the first place. I get where she was coming from but there were 100 ways she could've been better about it. If you can ignore the cocky workers then I definitely recommend this place. The gym is clean well kept and also has fairly new equipment. However I don't think it's the place if you're looking for very detailed machines. *** they are not all bad, just a few that don't know their place. *** it's an extra $10 to bring a guest, but you can only bring a guest 3 times a YEAR, also this gym is not 24hrs and charges five dollars to come in after closing time.

Nice quiet place to joint, it's not to busy! Zero wait time for exercise equipment , and place is…read moreclean. Some boxing equipment available. I wish they had a double end bag.

I've called and left many messages for someone to get back to me regarding questions on numerous…read moreoccasions and no one ever gets back. I totally don't feel like a priority. They get my money no matter what because I signed the contract and to cancel I have to pay out the contract anyways so why would they care about me? I also got ringworm twice! WORST GYM EVER.

Best gym in the Hampton Roads! Great atmosphere, wonderful staff. Their facilities are extremely…read morewell organized and facilitate any kind of training. Their prices are the best in the area and they have no contracts. Can't really beat that for a gym that has crossfit. I'd recommend this place to anyone that lives in Hampton Roads or those just passing through!

My husband and I first tried Burnfit through a groupon and now have been part of this gymfam for…read moregoing on 3 years. We were definitely in a rut, doing the same things at our reg gym and not seeing the fitness results we were hoping for, Burnfit/Northern Suffolk Crossfit have changed that! As a mom of 2 I am the fittest I have been since I played competitive sports. I have a love/hate relationship with all the workouts because they challenge me and also kill me(in the best way) every day, and they all keep me coming back for more!!! Every single trainer is knowledgeable, makes sure your form is on point and encourages you to bring your A game no matter where you are in your fitness journey. There is something for everyone of every age here, and every workout can be tailored/scaled/modified to meet whatever fitness level you are at. The best part for me are the people that I have met here, each one helps to lift each other up/challenge and encourage, they have truly become our family!

I can not say enough about Vida Magic! I have weekly virtual yoga sessions with the owner Shai and…read morelove how it's a workout as well as an overall wellness session because afterwards I am so relaxed. Virtual yoga is great because of my busy schedule and knowing I have to meet a live person keeps me accountable so I show up! I love her tshirts on her website, especially the kelly green color. I am thinking of trying some of her herbal teas from her website next! I highly recommend this company for a one stop shop mind, body, & soul self care spot.

From the owner: Vida Magic LLC specializes in using a person centered approach to individual sessions, ensuring the…read moreclient feels at ease and not under pressure to achieve their goals. During group yoga sessions, Vida Magic aspires to uplift the energy of the room and cater to the group's needs. Modifications and options are always available as well as the comfortability to say "I'm not doing that" rather than hold a pose that's uncomfortable. Handmade beaded jewelry & a limited quantity of dried herbal products available as well.

Let me start by saying my family and I are so thankful for Tiger Academy Suffolk! The staff is…read moreamazing--kind, caring, and truly passionate about teaching kids. They don't just teach skills, they pour love and encouragement into each child. When my son first started, he struggled with confidence, staying focused, and even with friendships at times. In just a year, we've seen such a beautiful change. Now he speaks with confidence, looks people in the eye, shows respect, and has grown into a real leader among his friends. What means the most to me is how the staff supports him when things get tough. They always lift him up and remind him that he can do hard things. That kind of encouragement makes all the difference. I would recommend this location to any family. Mr. Hunter and Coach Alicia are absolutely phenomenal. Their dedication to the kids is a true blessing, and it feels like such a breath of fresh air.

We brought our almost-4-year-old in for a test assessment. Unfortunately, the experience was…read moreextremely disappointing. TLDR: they do not know how to work with small children. From the moment we arrived, the interaction felt cold, rigid, and overly abrasive for a nervous preschooler in a brand-new environment. Instructions were delivered very quickly and in a very directive "barking orders" style without any effort to connect with him first, explain the plan, model the expectation, or help him feel comfortable and regulated before expecting immediate compliance. The directions given were too fast and too complex for a small brain to comprehend. At this age, many children need warmth, modeling, repetition, and time to transition into a new setting, especially when they are excited or overwhelmed. I explained multiple times that he takes a little while to warm up and that we are currently in occupational therapy working on regulation, body awareness, and focus. Instead of adjusting their approach or showing more patience, the response remained very rigid and dismissive. There did not seem to be any attempt to build rapport, make him feel safe, or set him up for success. At one point, after I finally helped him complete the task they wanted him to do, we were told that wouldn't count because he followed the directions from me and not the instructor. After expressing frustration with the instructor, I was then passed to another instructor, and that interaction unfortunately felt even more uncomfortable. His tone, facial expressions, and questioning came across as condescending, smug, and unwilling to help rather than collaborative or supportive. I completely understand that martial arts requires structure and discipline, and I was not expecting chaos or unlimited flexibility. However, there is a difference between structure and a lack of patience, warmth, and age-appropriate communication. Young children, especially those still developing regulation and body awareness, need instructors who know how to connect with them before expecting perfect compliance. The overall experience left me feeling deeply uncomfortable. The instructors' demeanor toward my child felt harsh, impatient, and completely lacking in warmth or understanding for his age and developmental stage. I walked away feeling that this was not an environment where my child would be emotionally supported or set up for success.