Great gym and owner! My fiancé and I are in town visiting his family and we came across Evolution…read moreon Class Pass! It's a great space, had everything you need, and the owner greeted us. Loved their pilates space and their cross training area. I noticed they have a sports massage therapist on site and offer some classes. Really a great spot, highly recommend!

Destination Fitness appears to have changed their name to Evolution Fitness, but the addresses…read morematch. I visited Evolution Fitness many times during my last visit to Vienna, Va and really enjoyed using their facilities. The folks were friendly, the place was clean and wasn't too crowded (of course I didn't visit during the early pre-work rush). The have a full circuit of Cybex equipment but I was really there for the cardio while I was nursing a knee injury. The facilities included eight treadmills, four ellipticals, four recumbent bikes, four upright bikes and two rowing machines (concept 2 model D). If I still lived in the area I would be a member! Since I don't live there I am glad they have a daily rate for when I visit.

Fantastic box, Amazing coaches, large space, and challenging Workout Of the Day…read more The coaches are fantastic. Jeff and Julie are amongst the best crossfit coaches I've ever had the opportunity to train with. They break down each movement down to its most simple step in order to ensure you complete the movement correctly, helping prevent injury and making you stronger. There are always 2 coaches in every class I've attended, sometimes 3 coaches; this gives you a lot of one on one attention! The box is big with loads of space. When class has a lot of people you still do not feel "crowded." They have a good number of bars at all levels (45, 35, and even 25lbs). The plates are in good shape and in the first 2 months there I've seen new ones come in. Plenty of rack space. Oh and a nice stretch mat! The other athletes are pretty cool people. There are some serious athletes at this box but there are also plenty of regular people and even some children. You decide how hard you want to go. There is no judging or intimidation but lots of POSITIVE reenforcement. I love the 2 "big ass fan" helping keep the place cool. Give this place a try regardless of you experience level.

Great CrossFit box that caters to all skill levels. It has friendly members and coaches that greet…read moreand support newcomers with a smile and genuine interest in helping them succeed. There are enough athletes at every level to give you something to aspire to. The coaches are approachable and programming never gets boring. There are sometimes time-caps but they are not strictly enforced if you want to go beyond them. There are areas in the back to do stretching and finish up if you want to. You can also do your own work out there if you don't want to do the class (needs 24/7 access level.) I love the Sunday workout. It is usually more cardio, a bit more relaxed, usually almost full, and everyone just having a great time during and after the exhausting workout. CrossFit Fairfax is truly the church of my family - just a great group of coaches and athletes united in a desire to get and stay physically and mentally healthy. CrossFit Fairfax is very reasonably priced for the area with family and military discounts. There is a 24/7 option that gives you access to the gym anytime on your own ($15/mo extra.)

Amazing facility, friendly/knowledgeable coaches, great community events and feel. All in all a 5…read morestar spot. All the equipment you could need in a gym especially if your more into the CrossFit style workouts (think less machines, more kettlebells, barbells, etc) lots of assault bikes, rowers, ski ergs too. Great locker rooms/showers and lobby area. Have worked out here for about a year and highly recommend.

Love this gym! The coaches are fantastic and really push you, but without sacrificing form. This…read morehas always been something that kept me away from CrossFit, but this group stresses the importance of keeping the core tight, back straight, and so on. They also keep adding more services to the membership without increasing the cost. That doesn't exist anywhere anymore. You can get group classes, skills or nutrition training, and more.

I've been a member at VIDA Fitness for about a year now, and my mom is actually a founding member,…read moreso I've seen the gym from both a long-term and more recent perspective. When I first joined, the experience felt aligned with the "luxury" brand they promote. The classes are still a highlight because they're engaging, well-run, and one of the main reasons I've stayed. I also genuinely like the bar area, and most of the food I've had has been solid. That said, the biggest issue for me, and it's a major one... is cleanliness. It's honestly disturbing to see the same stains on the gym floors day after day. I understand the flooring is a neutral color, but that's not an excuse for it to look visibly dirty all the time. The areas near the windows and equipment are especially bad. At $200/month, I expect a consistently clean facility, and that standard is not being met. The bathrooms are no better. The floors often look stained and unclean, and there are almost never toilet seat covers available in the women's restroom. It feels like basic upkeep is being missed regularly. The cold plunge has also been an issue!! I've gone to use it before and noticed a visible film, which made it completely unusable. That shouldn't happen in a facility marketed as high-end. On top of that, the staff isn't particularly welcoming or attentive, which adds to the overall disconnect between the brand and the actual experience. To be fair, not all of this falls solely on the gym.. many members don't wipe down equipment after using it. But that's exactly why there needs to be stronger oversight and more consistent cleaning protocols in place. During the summer, the rooftop pool gets extremely crowded. The pool itself is nice, but it's clear they need more staffing during peak months. Service becomes very slow, which takes away from what could otherwise be a great amenity. As someone who works in facilities and understands operations, this feels like a management issue. There needs to be more attention to daily maintenance, cleaning standards, and overall quality control. Right now, it simply does not reflect the luxury experience being advertised. I'm willing to give it a little more time to improve, but based on my experience so far, I would rate it a 2.5 out of 5

Repost from Google for people that use yelp instead:…read more Here is a long review since I feel there is a lot of things to say. Started off is that for ME this is a five star experience from the first day that I stepped foot in this gym. I am someone who treats the gym like a second home; lift for a couple hours, cardio after, and stretching and recovery. I was tired of all the overcrowded commercial gyms and this place really fit the bill. This gym, in my opinion, is not for everyone though. The $199 price tag per month is over triple the amount of over any other commercial gym in the area, so unless you have more disposable income or really take the gym fairly seriously, then I would think twice. With that said, the price, in my opinion, is well worth it. The staff have all been super nice and Katie was there to hold my hand each step of the way, figuratively, showing everything from the app and amenities, to how to validate the parking. Before I even signed up she made me and my Fiancé feel like VIP guests. Equipment wise there are so many hi-low cables, LAT pulldowns / rows, and leg machines than any other gym 10 times the size would just fill with 100 treadmills rather than equipment people actually use. Machines are PREMIUM and have the best resistant curves and arm paths that I have ever felt. Don't like leg day? I guarantee you'll look forward to them here! Five different squat machine variations, every isolation machine you can think of, they probably have it, and if you don't like machines, well they have five, I think, deadlift platforms that double as squat racks, then and additional two power racks on top of that. I don't think I have ever needed to wait for a machine or piece of equipment besides their gym80 lateral raise machine (oh this machine makes the membership worth it itself) The trainers all seem knowledgeable and are all super friendly if you have a question for them in passing, and I also have seen Tess for their in house nutrition, who was great in giving me the information I needed to reach my goals. Between the gym, PTs, nutrition the only way I can fail is my own willpower to stay consistent. Cardio wise I have never really seen the treadmills completely full, but there aren't too many and there are multiple different brands of treadmills that will spam and minimize your workout until you log in and create some account with them, which is actually super annoying (looking at you technogym!) and I have accidently hit the stop button more times than I can count, which might just be a skill issue, but I haven't had that problem anywhere else so I am nitpicking there. The few times I have used the sauna and steam room it was clean and the people using it were all respectful of space and being sure to cover themselves appropriately. Making it much more comfortable while I am about to pass out while chugging water in the sauna. I have not used the cold plunge nor think I would ever want to so no comment on that. So yeah.... that's it I think. TL;DR: Gym is expensive but if you take the gym and health seriously then it is well worth the price tag, or if you just are in that higher tax bracket lol. So many high quality machines it'll bring a tear to your eye when you first use them. People I have run into are very nice and respectful.

I love PAC!! Always a great workout and great time. The coaches are extremely professional,…read moreknowledgeable, kind, patient and motivating. I have never done CrossFit before, which made me hesitant to sign up, but the coaches were so welcoming and non-judgmental. Because they know I am unfamiliar with the CrossFit workouts, they always make sure to provide extra attention to my form so I don't strain my body; and they always provide modifications if needed! On top of the great training experience, the PAC community is soooo amazing! Everyone is so supportive of one another and there is an incredible vibe of positivity that flows through the air!

I have been coming here for a little over 2 years now, and Phoenix Athletix Crossfit has really…read moregrown and gotten better and better.  I've dropped into a couple of other crossfit gyms, and I have to say the equipment here is superb. Great quality and really clean facility overall. They have 3 bathrooms with showers on the second floor and offer red light therapy as well.  There are many different coaches and different styles of teaching, but all cater to your special needs.  Everyone here is so welcoming and friendly - always cheering you on.  You'll never feel like an outcast! Classes are small...ranging from 5-10 people per class which I really really like.

Very resiable priced, 24/7 access. Offer 4 yoga classes a week included in the membership with…read moreclasses. Very good strength classes given by Darnell del Orbe.

Bathrooms are extremely dirty no matter the time you go…read more No toilet paper in all the stalls

Let me start out by saying that Jon Ces has been a wonderful trainer for more than four years…read more Foundation Fitness on the other hand has been terrible. Their equipment is falling apart. I have asked them to fix or update their equipment since I started there four years ago and they have completely ignored me. I recently moved across the country. I told them In August of 2021 that I would be moving and asked them to stop charging me. They charged me in September, October, and November. In October I asked them again to stop charging me and to refund the charges. They told me they could not do so and then had the audacity to charge me again in November!!! They refuse to refund me and I'm having to dispute the charges with my credit card company. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH FOUNDATION FITNESS

My only regret coming to Foundation Fitness is that I didn't start sooner. Due to having RA I…read moreexperience limited mobility that caused me to begin to lose strength as I wasn't able to lift heavy objects. Foundation Fitness let me know that they would work with me to find ways to regain strength. Bald Jason has been incredible in helping me the past five months. I went from limited mobility to being able to lift more than I've been able to in years. From Jason's modifications in exercises when needed to his flexibility in modifying days when I'm unable to work on what was planned, I can't recommend Foundation Fitness enough. As a VA transplant, I truly hit the jackpot as a member of this gym family and being able to be trained by the ever optimistic and knowledgeable Bald Jason!

The team at Halo is fantastic! Our daughter, a competitive gymnast, loves their Halo Youth Sport &…read moreConditioning (HYSC) class for some extra dynamic workouts outside of gymnastics training.

*Atmosphere: I've been going to Halo Fitness since October…read more2024. For CrossFit specifically, the energy is great, and you get to learn how to do the movements correctly, but at times (mainly when I first started), I've felt a bit judged and lost. It really depends on the instructor and the time you go. Hyrox, on the other hand, is great since you're usually in groups, which makes it feel more structured and supportive. All of the peak instructors I've had have been really friendly and motivating! The owner is also very welcoming and encourages bringing friends, offering a free trial class so you can see if it's a good fit. *Workouts: Classes usually have about 10-25 people, and you can go at your own pace. I typically go 4-6 times a week, switching up which classes I take. When I first started, the workouts felt tough, but over time, they've become much more manageable (results, yay!). Personally, I'm one of the most unmotivated people when working out alone, and they do a great job of encouraging you to show up at least once a week. The classes are a mix of bodyweight exercises, weights, and cardio, so there's always variety. *Pricing: I pay $159 a month for unlimited classes (~$6.65 a class if you go 6 days a week), which also includes 24/7 access and amenities like massage chairs and saunas. When I first started, I was on the $99 plan for two classes a week, which is a good option if you're not ready to commit fully. *Overall Thoughts: Halo Fitness is a great option for anyone looking for that little extra push. If you're new to CrossFit and have the time, I'd HIGHLY recommend going a bit early and asking questions so you don't injure yourself and don't feel so lost walking around, wondering what you need for the workout and which stations aren't taken.