To preface, I like most things about this gym as a regular member who knows what they want to do…read morehere. The equipment is decent, members are friendly. No billing issues thus far. They could add some machines but if you don't go at 5pm you'll probably be fine. But the purpose of this review is to warn others of the awful personal "training" practices here. TL;DR there is no oversight on trainers and they do whatever they want with clients seemingly not to the clients' benefit, imo they are lying and stealing money from those who don't know any better. The ANNOYING: To say the group fitness classes are a nuisance is an under-statement. There are TWO "special" rooms that non-premium members are not allowed to use because they are reserved for classes. Sure who cares I'm not using that space anyways. But frequently the classes are held outside of these rooms and take over as much space as possible. Every Sunday morning, the turf is nearly inaccessible because a group class is being held. The turf is the only open place for members to warm up, sled push, use some of the non-machines, etc. Unless the group class should be held there. Then you have to hug the wall and watch a circus. And good luck getting any equipment because they're using all of it. The exercises they do would be easily adjustable to fit in one or both of the studios but either out of laziness or entitlement on the instructor's part, they are not. The saddest part is that the group could probably do their own thing for free outside in a park, or at least get the same benefits because I'm betting there's a big "fun" component rather than a productive one. If I was attending these classes and still couldn't do a full push-up after a year of trying, I'd be pretty upset but they don't seem to be bothered. Everyone seems to be putting in some effort but are not being set up for success which really bothers me as a former coach. If someone is struggling with form, it's the coaches job to make an adjustment or regress it to a point they can do it, not have them flop on the ground week after week expecting that maybe someday they'll be strong enough. They do not understand progression in the slightest, and all do the same thing regardless of ability to actually perform a movement. If you are a regular non-class attending member the class instructors and goers will act like they are better than you or have some protected class status, it's very odd and entitled. The PREDATORY: You get a trainer to train you and make progress toward your goals. And if they're really good, teach you enough to be successful on your own- and those things are where the "trainers" here fail. As someone with 5 years of personal training and athletic coaching experience, you are being scammed out of your money if you sign up for training in any capacity here. The "trainers" (with the exception of Whilem he's chill) do not know what they are doing, no matter how hard they will make it seem like they do. If you don't understand exercise and hire a trainer for help, that would make sense. But it is incredibly easy to seem like an expert to someone with no knowledge, which is what I believe the trainers here do. One "trainer" in-particular hides behind gimmicky exercises and big words to trick his unaware clients and disguise the fact that he doesn't have a clue how to actually train someone to make progress in the gym. I've seen people over-complicate exercise but this guy is a whole new level. He frequently invents worse versions of exercises that already exist to an absurd degree. I feel the worst for the paying clients here because it's not their fault and they don't know any better. I've heard him give exercise cues that are either completely incorrect or downright dangerous. The clients look the same as they did a year ago and still lift the same weights. Maybe they're not doing what they should be outside the gym or maybe they just aren't doing anything productive in the gym, both are the responsibility of the person they are paying to help them be successful. I'm there at the same times consistently and have seen the same stuff every week, frequently changing exercises, under-loading, and over-explaining everything to their clients, while they spend tens of minutes of their hour-long session, not working out. I have never seen a client or class attendee do a full session without poor form on something, and the "coaches" do not know how to adjust an exercise to the point where their clients can actually do it. Some of the worst form I've ever seen at this gym has been in a class or with a "trainer" and a correction is never attempted. It's shameful on them and sad to see so many people throw their money down the toilet when they think they're doing something to help themselves. If you know what you're doing, you'll be fine here. But if you don't, take your time and money elsewhere because you won't learn anything from the charlatans here.

This is a great spot and space for a gym although it could be cleaner it's really disappointing…read morewhen you see the common areas where the clothing, supplements, and especially the seating area and tables are dirty and have not been cleaned for months so disappointing. This brand is treated so poorly, although it is still in a great space it is ill-equipped some machines they have duplicates of some of the most popular machines. They only have one. when it opened making management aware, but they have not made changes.

Came here as I was visiting near the area with a friend. I usually go to the OneLife in Clinton. I…read morewas very surprised on how small and cramped this gym was. I truly hope the members are not paying the same price as we do in Clinton. It feels like it was an old gym that OneLife came and bought. I went midday and it was not crowded. They have all of the machines you would need but about half of the machines look like they were from the 90s. I would come again but I think with many other gyms close by, I would think they need a bigger space and more updated equipment.

Editing to reply to business owner: Alleging you can't find…read moreme in the system when I'm issuing my literal first name on here is essentially trying to say I'm lying on this review lmao but whatever. I pay way too much monthly to come into a one life gym that still has this style of equipment. Maybe because my home gym is for totten but this is ridiculous. This equipment is all older than this gym itself. The gym smells like a sewage drain. I legitimately had to work out with a shirt over my nose and ended my workout early because I couldn't stand it anymore. The layout of the gym is always chaotic as hell. Yes there's a lot of machines, they are all old maybe 10% of what's in here is "new". Studio has no fans, neither does group studio. That makes no sense to me. First time at this location, I unfortunately moved to this area, but I won't be coming back, I'd rather make the 25 minute drive to the Manassas location where is actually clean, and new equipment Editing to add that there is in fact not a single fan in this gym, even the treadmills, don't have a built in fan. Might be the reason this location SMELLS as bad as it does. I'm

Cool huge facility, pickleball courts are nice but the balls bounce off the surface a little oddly…read moreand the division of open play courts is confusing for newcomers.

Life Time isn't horrible, but recently I have been noticing some very annoying things…read more 1. The basketball court was completely removed, which I was highly looking forward to using after getting my membership. Turns out it was replaced with a pickleball court. The thing that bothers me is the fact that half of the basketball court area was already a pickleball court, and they probably only replaced everything to make more money off pickleball lessons and stuff. 2. Things haven't been changing in a positive way. Like I said before, the basketball court was removed purely as an extension of the already existing pickleball court. Also, some of the gym equipment is pretty outdated and not getting fixed. Furthermore, the staff really don't care about members and just completely listen to the people who are ruining the experience for others, and getting people kicked out of a spot they were already in. The staff also tend to listen to the older person without understanding whats really going on. 3. Most of the Life Time membership is really just giving you access to more purchases instead of owning up to their slogan, "Healthier way of life." The whole Life Time experience really just seems to be a cash grab instead of what it promises.

I found RepFit through their acquisition of New Trail and am so glad I stayed. Jen, Rony, and the…read moreentire staff are incredibly welcoming and have created a supportive, motivating environment. I am regularly at the Studio location and still take spin classes and have added strength classes with Jen to my weekly schedule. I have seen real results...feeling stronger, more toned, and more confident. The class participants are warm, welcoming and friendly, it is a great community. The in person and virtual smaller class sizes make a big difference with more personalized attention. And don't be fooled by the 55+ spin classes...they're not easier, just set to great 80s and 90s music. Highly recommend giving RepFit Studio a try--you won't be disappointed.

This gym was awesome! Had the old school feel and a great environment. It had all the equipment you…read moreneeded to accomplish any workout. Highly recommend if you're looking for a lift.

The owner denied my service animal immediately, then backtracked and denied us based on my…read more"attitude" when I told him that denying a service animal is illegal and that he would be reported to the DOJ. So basically, if you're disabled, don't expect to get any help from this facility in bettering your health.

Joe and his team are incredibly knowledgeable and dedicated to the training of athletes. The…read morefacility and equipment is updated, clean and safe. I would recommend the strength program to any athlete looking to gain lean muscle, speed and power.

Let me start by saying, this is kind of a grunt gym, that has everything that you need, but im a…read morebaby of lifetime fitness, so don't expect all the bells and whistles. That being said, let me tell you I've never learned how to work out as well as I have learned at this gym. I have never been stronger or felt more sculpted, even on my very bad weeks personally. And I think that has so much more to do with their top level trainers. This review is mostly about their trainers. I work with their female trainer Kirsten who really stop at nothing to make sure that you get your desired results. We have talked about everything from food to sleep to nutrition, hydration. Personally, i've never had a personal trainer before but I paid an insane amount of money for a trainer for my mother at lifetime, and let me tell you it's night and day difference. And at a fraction of the cost. The trainers at this gym collaborate together and share ideas to try to make sure every person is getting a solid pump. They they are engaged in your process, your form, your weights lifted. I'm so glad I found this gym when i moved. Clean, organized, open 24 hours. If I had one quam, I would just say you still have to use a card to get in and I don't always have that. Most places just use your phone now I recommend getting the personal training if you really want to start seeing results quickly and get a jump start. It sounds expensive at first, but i've broken down the cost and it's totally worth it and especially compared to other gyms, tbh they're double the value for a much lesser price. Especially with Kirsten or ryan. This is what a small business should act like. Gem 10/10

Snap Fitness 24/7 is a really convenient gym with good equipment and a clean, well-maintained…read morespace! I love that it's open all day, so I can work out whenever it fits my schedule. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the overall atmosphere is motivating. Definitely one of the better gyms I've been to and I'd recommend it!!

I am really impressed with the coaches and management at this location. I began learning boxing…read morefundamentals with a personal trainer and when I outgrew him, started to look for a place that would help me advance. I'm so glad I tried UFC! The manager, Weber, is really engaged with the members. He knows everyone's name and ensures that they are getting the experience they want. The coaches I've worked with so far are very experienced, fun, and help each member individually. Lorenzo is fantastic. It is clear he cares about each of his students and knows how to help them whatever level they are at. If you are looking for a boxing/kickboxing/Jujitsu gym with a great community, try UFC!

I've been a member for long time. very good equipment, nice staff. only wish they were open more…read morehours.

Cool studio and location…read more Initially, I did not like the layout of the studio. The fact that parking needs to be validated each time (I'm assuming) wastes unnecessary time, especially when you're already running late. The Reston location grows on you after a few times. I know someone for whom this is their home studio. Parking -- The first time I came here; no one informed me where to park so I went to Metro garage parking and paid about 10$. Waste of money. After class, I was then informed I can use either the PenFed outdoor parking or Aperture parking garage, the latter of which needs to be validated. I have been using PenFed for a while, it's free parking thankfully. Now they say don't use PenFed, only use the covered parking garage, and have it validated at the front desk. It's an inconvenience, sure, and it wastes time but the upside is that it is free parking at least. Equipment -- The main plus points for me are the more modern and up to date equipment in the studio. For example, treadmills have bigger buttons and screen, and rowers feel a bit more reactive. However, a minus is that some quick buttons are missing -- for example, I like to go AO at speed of 11, but for buttons there is only 10 and next is 12. There is no 11. I might need to change my speed, but this is inconvenient and overall I preferred it when the quick action buttons were on the right, IIRC I could easily hit 11 that way to get to my AO speed. But, I'll give it a pass as overall it is slightly better than other studios. Studio and Experience -- I like the layout of the studio though it takes a while, and the front desk people are largely pleasant and easy enough to get along with. However, I struggle with forming social connections with the other members, and usually it's incredibly hard for me to even get one word out. I really would like to make at least one acquaintance so I will redouble my efforts, but I find it very challenging and I'm not sure why OTF promotes this kind of mentality in its members, as it's rather off-putting. All in all, I struggle to get along with other members, but the studio is good, has solid enough equipment apart from few minor gripes, and the coaches and front desk are friendly enough. I wouldn't mind revisiting this studio again.

Love love love OTF in Reston. Great workouts, coaches and all in a supportive environment. Have…read moremade some great friends too! You can make it as competitive or non competitive as you want. No pressure.