My teenage son has been training at Integrative Performance for almost a year. When he started, he…read morewas reluctant and not very self-motivated. We had tried many fitness programs and all were short lived. Bobby and Ben met him where he was and pushed him beyond his initial comfort zone. He developed grit and resilience. He increased his strength and endurance. But, most of all, he has gained confidence and looks forward to his workouts every week. This place has laid a foundation of fitness that will carry him through life.

My husband and I have been training at Integrative Performance since they opened and couldn't be…read morehappier with the results. We've cut fat, built muscle, and improved body and mind, learning from trainers who are eager to help with questions on mobility, nutrition, therapy, and education. Integrative Performance is more than just a personal training gym. It is a community of supportive trainers and fellow clients and friends. For us, the results at Integrative Performance have been transformative.

Nice studio. Great space and they certainly have nice reformers. Took the Intro class today having…read moredone Club Pilates in Kingstowne and Lorton locations before. I thought I would go back to the beginnings to learn the basics. Made the mistake of joining this very unfriendly class with a male teacher (can't remember his name). In any event, he was very rigid and unwelcoming. He's super ripped so that may have contributed to him being very strict. Felt like I was in boot camp at Camp Pendleton again. Now I have to go to Yoga Six to return my peace. DO NOT RECOMMEND. Find a nicer/friendlier studio and teacher in another zip code. This is such a shame because this studio is closer to my home so I really wanted this one to work out. Such a shame they don't have the same nice, welcoming vibes that other Club Pilates studios in the area have.

This place is amazing!! The facility is always clean and energetic. Plus, their instructors are so…read morewelcoming and knowledgeable about their profession!

This is my least favorite Planet Fitness in the area. It has very few machines. It is very small…read moreand always crowded. It was so crowded that I left frustrated because I couldn't get on the machines I want. PF is a great value and I am glad my Black Card membership affords me the opportunity to go to other locations.

I was denied access because the millimeter thickness on the top of my shoes wasn't thick enough for…read morethe stringent requirements of this planet fitness. The were closed toe shoes with a zero drop rubber sole, minimalist shoes.

Steve S is an outstanding personal trainer, a true expert professional whose sessions are tailored…read moreto meet unique personal needs and respond to injuries and challenges. He has a terrific personality and makes grueling workouts fun. Jenny adds a warm, personal, welcoming touch to all members. Thumbs up!

Decided to try this gym out after I got an offer for 30 days free. I have been a member of a gym…read moresince I was 17 (I'm 34 now). Whether it was Ballys, Golds, World Gym, Anytime Fitness, Washington Sport, etc....I have seen a lot of different types - all with different costs and hours. So, when walking into Snap Fitness, I kind of known what to expect: inexpensive, low maintenance, just enough equipment, etc - again, I had been a member @ a 24 hour gym before (and I actually prefer them). The good: -Gym is clean -Gym has a vast selection of equipment for the size -Gym is open 24/7 The bad: -Smaller than normal (or compared to other 24hr gyms) -Not cheap for size, especially considering there are a lot of other gyms nearby -When I approached the staff to ask if they had a particular machine, they were a bit snotty and rude. I was informed they would NEVER have one of those (pull up assist machines) I never went back, and don't plan on having that place as even a back up gym. One Life fitness and Planet Fitness are cheaper and offer more - with nicer staff.

An intimate studio with welcoming instructors and vibe! The class is structured in a way for…read morebeginners (like me!) to be comfortable and keep coming back for more!

I have been taking classes at Fort Hunt Pilates for over two years. In that time I have become…read morestronger and more confident in my workout. I continue taking the Back to Basics classes because they focus on my form and building strength, which as a senior is my goal! Katie is absolutely fantastic in her explanations, demonstrations, and routines, as all the instructors are. The fact that there are only four reformers gives everyone individual attention. N.I.

I love the classes at FBBC. Things I like the most: it isn't repetitive. I like the variation in…read moreactivities from session to session. I always leave feeling like I've had a good workout. It's adaptive and anyone can complete the workouts based on their own ability (and chronic injuries can easily be accommodated too). My one wish: the music wasn't so loud. It's sometimes hard to hear the coach over the music. I get a little sensory overload sometimes, which is uncomfortable.

Alexandria FBBC is a great studio. You are guaranteed to reach your fitness and nutrition goals…read more Coach D, Coach Jodi, and Coach Rob are all great and will help you reach your personal goals. This is the longest that I have stay committed to a workout program and it is because of them. I have currently lost 70lbs since they opened last April. Stop by to check out the studio or give them a call to find out about the 21 day or 6 week challenges. Once you start coming to FBBC this will be the best 30 minutes of your day.

I love this location (off Carylll Street in Alexandria) and instructor was great. This was more my…read morespeed. I could tell from the trial workout that this would be a fantastic addition to my HITT workout and I would have gotten great results. I would definitely join however the price is a bit steep. One day....

I am writing this to save future members from the same financial headache I experienced. While I…read morehave nothing but praise for the instructors and the quality of the classes--which I genuinely enjoyed--the management and corporate policies are predatory and intentionally opaque. If you are considering joining, please be aware of these "fine print" rules that were not verbally disclosed to me at signing: The "Freeze" Fee: If you need to put your account on hold for personal reasons, expect a $35 monthly holding fee that isn't mentioned upfront. The "Active Status" Catch: You cannot terminate your membership while it is on hold. Your account must be active to submit a 30-day notice. This forces you to pay for another full month of membership just to quit. The "Immediate" Exit Tax: If you want to bypass the 30-day notice because of these hidden hurdles, they charge an immediate $100 termination fee. I consider myself a reasonable person; had these fees been explained during the sales pitch, I would have accepted them as part of the terms. However, when I brought these concerns to the manager, the response was dismissive and focused solely on collections rather than customer retention or transparency. The Pilates is great, but the contract is designed to squeeze extra money out of you the moment life gets in the way. Read every single line of the fine print before you sign, because the staff likely won't tell you the truth about the exit costs.