I loved the workout sessions! If you're new to the gym, I recommend this gym as a great starting…read morepoint. The personal trainers tell you what you need to do, the machine is always available when you need it because they plan ahead, and they help you with your form. That said, I wasn't thrilled with the 6 week program at the Rockville location. Usually, 6 week programs help you lose 20 lbs (or a percentage of body fat if you're under 200 lbs) in that timeframe. It was a few hundred more then the cost of just sessions, but I saw results pictures from other people and I was promised nutrition sessions, so I thought it would be worth it. At the beginning of my program, I didn't get any before pictures or starting weight check at the gym. All that I had to do on my own. The nutrition session wasn't super helpful. I already watch a lot of videos on the topic and I aim for 100g of protein a day, so when I said what I was currently doing, they said to just keep it up and we never talked more about it. My other complaint is that not all the trainers use the app correctly. I came to the gym at a few different times depending on my schedule that week. The morning trainers never entered the weights I was lifting into the app log, so when I went to the afternoon trainer he wouldn't know if I progressed at all since I last saw him. That was kinda annoying because I'm paying over $1000 for a trainer and they don't keep track of my weights for me, I had to track that myself. The afternoon guy was good at using the app though. Hopefully they fix that. Overall, love the workouts, form critique, and direction in the gym. Accountability was good too since you scheduled sessions in advance. I wouldn't recommend the 6 week program. I started at 176.8 lbs and ended the program at 176.7 lbs, but I can see a little more muscle definition on my arms and I started thinking 30 lb weights were so heavy and only good for farmers walks, but now I use them in dumbbell overhead presses. I just feel like I didn't get anything extra out of it. Gym was worth it but 6 week program was not.

Power Train is not just "another gym", but rather a fitness home…read more When you walk in, you can tell how well-thought-out the design and use of the facility is... down to the the dreaded (but oh-so-good) yellow sled of death lol!. Everything in there is meant for you to get better, faster, stronger: - The personal training - while small group and not 1-1 - works out well and remains intimate, while giving you time to breathe between sets. - The bootcamp classes are never the same and you get the high intensity workout your body craves. As far as the staff goes, everyone is super friendly and welcoming and genuinely have an interest in your improvement, health and general well-being. They check-in on you and often push you past your limits. (Hi Tyler and Brian!) If you love feeling sore, sweating from every existing pore in your body and getting calloused hands, stop reading this review and go visit the guys at Power Train!

I got a message from Liz immediately after I registered for 6 weeks New You challenge. It was a…read moredetailed task of what we are going to do the next day. As usual I was there on time and I met Liz. The first thing I felt was home and family. The ambience and surrounding keeps you engaged to your workouts. Liz will make sure that you get your goals covered and guide you to target higher. I also got training sessions by Jeethu who herself is an amazing person. She will focus on your technical abilities and lead you to perfection. Todd and Joe are my other coach. They are motivation machines, that you can get help when you need the most. You can grow with the team. My gym members are friendly and always are willing to do workout as a team. This also helped me more than regular gyms where you are isolated from the rest. One more good thing about Crossfit become is, "We have different workouts everyday". Liz also takes Power Yoga classes twice a week which is amazing. After my 6 weeks training, i was addicted to crossfit and enrolled as a monthly member and I'm still a part of the family. Thank you Crossfit Become to help me achieve more than I expected.

For the record, 3 stars on Yelp means "A-OK" - which is how I felt after attending my free…read moreintroductory session here. It was ok. I've been doing xfit off-and-on for about 5 years and have been to some very good boxes, however, I found Xfit Become to be unfulfilling in a few ways: 1) The crowd was uninspiring - I went at 5:30 PM and was surprised to find the crowd was mostly out-of-shape, middle-aged moms, and a few older guys. Now, I'm not ripped or anything, but in my experience, other xfit boxes tend to attract competitive Athletes and servicemembers. Instead, the atmosphere was decidedly less competitive and elite, and there was a noticeable lack of Athletic ability and fitness among the attendees. I love working out with guys who ARE ripped - it's inspiring. But at Xfit Become, I was disappointed. It honestly felt more like a Mommy Aerobics class than xfit. They were welcoming, though, and even included an icebreaker to introduce everyone - so some might find this the right culture for them. 2) The program was not intense and lacked strength straining - I'm not sure if this was a special class or what, but there was no weight lifting. Also, the warmup was surprisingly weak compared to other boxes I've been to (where the warmup is practically a workout on its own). Several of us stood around a lot without anything to do during the pistol technique practice time, which literally nobody in the class was fit enough to do a single pistol, by the way. The Metcon itself included *only* HSP's and Pistols - which meant that muscle fatigue set in long before any real elevated, sustained heart rate could be achieved. Normally these kinds of Metcons are broken up with jogs in between the rounds...By the end of the class, I was shocked to find that for the first time in my Xfit career, I finished a metcon (and the entire class) without breaking a sweat. 3) The instructor - As this was my first class, I was surprised that the instructor ignored me. I'm experienced, but I still expected some attention, at least in terms of evaluating my ability/technique, pushing me to do more, etc. But she ignored me entirely! She was active with the other members, though. Maybe she thought I didn't need/want attention? I left the class feeling neglected and that I wouldn't get the push and discipline I would need to maintain my motivation and push myself. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, but also didn't really feel like xfit.

I wanted to share how grateful I am with being a part of soldier fit. I was looking for a place to…read morework out and really was serious about getting fit. This was the place for me. A few pros and cons below: Pros: - great workout instructors (Ericka is one of the best, she takes her time to show the workout and correct positioning to get the best results. Most of the instructors are good at this, but especially her!) - everyone there is serious about working out! So it's like you have a group supporting you along the way Cons: - at times music is too loud and sometimes inappropriate (this is my opinion but I've learned to work around it, at times I rather have no music at all and just hear instructors directing on what to do) - a few instructors are not the best/confusing - I can only recall one person who was like this; her class was super confusing and she didn't show how to do the workouts. I just tend to avoid this instructor as there are majority others who are great! - be careful with positioning and workouts, don't rush! Sometimes it can feel like a competition because everyone is doing them together. I just focus on what I'm doing and push to my limit; would suggest someone who is a beginner to do the same as to not cause any injuries. This is why I appreciate great instructors like Ericka! Overall I'm appreciative of soldierfit and their instructors. Happy to be a part of this gym!

I recently reactivated my membership-out of town for work prevented me from coming to the site, and…read moreI am thrilled to again start working out. The gym is easy to access, parking is plentiful and the trainers are superb.

Has crossfit, kid's class, and Olympic weightlifting club. It's a great community and I enjoy…read moreworking out here.

I drop in this CrossFit gym whenever I am in town because it is a great place to work out at. I…read morealways come back every time because of the quality coaching, friendly atmosphere, and variety of equipment that provides an incredible CrossFit experience. The main problem with a regular gym is that if I am not motivated enough, I will most likely not go to the gym. Especially if I am in town with family for a special occasion or the holidays, it is hard to set aside time to go to the gym. With MoCo CrossFit, I'm always eager to work out with other athletes who are always cheering me on, to receive encouraging feedback from knowledgeable coaches, and to spend time with the people there after the work out. There is a sense of community that is very hard to find at a regular gym. MoCo CrossFit brings people together and they keep each other accountable for a healthy, fit lifestyle. I highly recommend anyone who is looking for a positive life-changing experience for his/her overall well-being.

This is a great gym. I dropped in for the open the past 2 weeks and have really enjoyed it. All the…read moreequipment is brand new and the staff is great. I would recommend Crossfit Rockville for experienced or novice CrossFitter's.

Just joined once gyms opened for business again. The owner (also coach) is awesome... knowledgeable…read moreand pushes me just enough to motivate me without me feeling discouraged. Classes are small and I feel completely safe. Great place to work out. I highly recommend!

Lodged in an industrial area, I've discovered that looks can be deceiving! This is by far one of…read morethe best gyms in the area. Sure the facility is a little older but it is very well appointed and very well maintained. For instance the women's bathroom is impeccably clean, has nice soap, tissues, really even better than other high end gyms out there. The staff are incredible and the customers who go here are even better. People go here to train. That's it. There's no clique. No judgement. Just good friendly people trying to be healthy. The gym is also home to a kung fu school that meets on weeknights and Saturday mornings. I would also highly recommend!

This place is perfect. Seems much bigger than Gold's, also more equipment variety. Staff is…read moreawesome. Come get jacked.

Great gym. The classes were fun and the staff was very welcoming. I enjoyed my time there.read more

Been going for about six weeks and have noticed positive changes in my body and attitude. Love the…read moreclasses! Every session is different and the fit fam is super supportive. Will definitely keep going.

I have been a member on and off throughout covid. Unfortunately, illness and two job losses over…read morethe pandemic again this year created grave financial difficulties for me. Earlier this year, despite being fully vaccinated, I got COVID and was bedridden for a month, then subsequently terminated from my job while out sick (illegal, yes). I called Level in Jan and was told my membership would be on hold. I made the mistake of not asking for confirmation of that. I went in last week after realizing they were still trying to charge my card. The emails were going to my spam folder, so I never saw them. I spoke to a guy named Jon, fully expecting to pay a fee, assuming there was a miscommunication. Jon told me he would be happy to cancel the previous membership and restart a new one. I almost started crying after six months of dealing with illness and job loss (I went three months with ZERO income). I was looking forward to getting my health in order. I showed up Monday, ready to work out, only to have Jon tell me that I was banned from the club, didn't meet their criteria, and that they "cater to a wealthier clientele." I was unbelievably embarrassed, devastated, and went home crying. I immediately emailed the manager and never got a response. I went on Nextdoor and put up a post looking for other gyms and mentioned the interaction that I had. As I was leaving my house to go to a doctors appt, Jon called and stated I dropped my debit card in their parking lot, I headed over to pick it up. Once there, he asked to speak to me privately and mentioned the ND post. He then stated they would give me one chance if I took it down. I was shocked, I would never feel comfortable coming here again, I told him. Two days later, the manager, Kevin, got a ND account for the sole purpose of publicly shaming me by responding to my post. At that time, he also violated the Fair Debt Collections Privacy Act, which states, "state consumer protection laws, found in the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). Debt collection is a private matter between the parties. Do not publish a debtor's name on a "blacklist" or other public posting", by stating that I owed them "$1200". They never once called me, emailed me, or made any attempt to alert me to the fact that payment wasn't going through. This is THIER FAULT, not mine. When clients don't pay me, I call them. I also informed them months ago I was ill and was told my account was "on hold." It is absolutely EGREGIOUS for a business to shame someone again and again and then to do so publicly and violate consumer protection laws by posting how much they claim is owed to them. It is nothing short of defamation of character. While this is a wealthier area, and most people around here make considerably more than me, I am masters level degree holder and currently work in mental health. Like teachers, we aren't wealthy. I'm also a single parent who works multiple jobs to make emds meet. This gym charges considerably more and offers much less, but the close proximity to my home meant I could actually go more often. Kevin accused me of bullying them, yet they have the power. They are a business with powerful clientele. I am quite literally the lowest income earner in Cabin John; mobile mental health crisis workers don't make a ton of money. The manager could have simply emailed me privately. Instead, he publicly shamed me. That is absolutely appalling behavior. The entire interaction, including my post, is here. I am filing complaints with the Maryland Attorney General consumer protection division, and I will also be speaking to an attorney. I am digusted that a business would violate my privacy, publicly humiliate me, and defame my character. No, I'm not a wealthier Cabin John resident, but I deserve dignity and respect and most certainly not to have my name publicly smeared in direct violation of my rights.

Beautiful facility with amazing staff. Andrea is amazing! I had a few wonderful 1:1 Pilates…read moresessions with her. She is wonderfully knowledgeable, and she is great at communicating cues to me as a beginner. I could not say enough great things about her teaching style! She's very attentive, and I felt like I learned a lot in our one hour together. She is the reason I am returning for more sessions! Also, the Pilates studio is peaceful and has many different pieces of equipment and machines. The main gym is clean, and the front desk staff are friendly. A wonderful place in every way!