I wish they offered more classes. The spinning classes are sometimes full but empty bikes are…read morereserved for people who aren't there. Gym won't offer more spin classes, just one a day if that. I had one class where the instructor never showed up and people had to tell management. Some of the instructors are great but Onelife isn't very focused on classes.

Being a service member I had a very disappointing experience at this gym. I forgot my ID and only…read morewanted to sit down for a few minutes while waiting for my mom, but the employee was rude and unhelpful about it. They can not use the typical accent card. I wasn't trying to work out or use any equipment, just quietly wait in the lobby area. Which I did in Onlife in Burke. Honestly, I didn't know you needed an ID just to sit down in a corporate gym. The way it was handled felt unnecessary and unwelcoming. Customer service and basic courtesy should be better than this. Just created a Yelp sorry for the two reviews

Free street parking on both side of the street every day, which is super convenient. The staff here…read moreare genuinely friendly and personable, and the space is clean and well kept with two bathrooms available. A code is required to enter the studio. I really enjoyed my workout and would definitely be back if I'm ever in the area again.

Olde Town Alexandria is one of three locations I frequent. Rachel is a great community manager and…read morecoach. They have some of the friendliest coaches and staff. They have all of the core things every studio has including lockers, bathrooms, toiletries, etc. There's free street parking but also a garage if street parking isn't your thing, connected to the same building that's very convenient.

Is Planet Fitness a good value for the money? Yes. For $10-$20 a month, you get access to a full…read morerange of free weights and equipment. The facilities are generally clean, the equipment is in working order, and the staff are friendly. If the goal is to get in and get out efficiently, this probably isn't the right fit. The low price point brings in a lot of newcomers, which isn't a bad thing in itself, but it does come with a total lack of gym etiquette. It's common to see people sitting on machines for long stretches, scrolling on their phones between sets, or taking multiple sets of weights into a corner and doing the same. There's little to no enforcement of basic rules, and realistically, the front desk staff aren't in a position to manage that. The app isn't very reliable either. It may show the gym as "not busy," but certain areas can still be completely packed. As expected, weekdays after 5 PM are consistently the worst times. While still paying for the membership, I've ended up using my apartment gym instead, since going to Planet Fitness often feels like more hassle than it's worth. Overall, you get more than what you pay for. Just know what you're signing up for. If consistency, efficiency, and basic etiquette from others matter, this setup will likely be frustrating, and waiting on equipment will be part of the routine.

Planet Fitness is a great gym for the price point. I have the Black card membership which allows…read moreme to visit any PF and bring a guest. This is one of my favorite locations in the area because I generally get on the machines I want, and it is truly 24/7. I also appreciate the rep counter on some of the machines. The staff is friendly and the location is well kept. Comparing PF to other more expensive gyms it's really a great value. PF also offers the massage chairs, tanning beds, and uv treatments offered by other high end brands. I highly recommend PF, and this location is great.

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.

Best studio in town. I love everyone that works out there and the coaches are amazing.read more

I was a member here for about 4 years or so, off and on. I had an unlimited membership at one point…read moreso throughout the duration of my membership, I hit well over 300 classes. It can be fun because it is motivating to exercise as part of a group fitness class. The workout itself was mostly good, but after a while classes became repetitive-- this was a fault of corporate bc that's who creates the workouts. The reason I ultimately left was because of the poor music selections at this studio. I know that every member is different and has different music tastes, but coaches should be more receptive to requests and suggestions. Music is my biggest motivation to exercise, so once I started hearing Eminem and Irish fight songs a little too often, I had to dip! Lol it was like the instructors were totally unaware of any current musicians with uptempo music (like Beyoncé, Ariana Grande, Doja Cat, etc.) or even any throwback artists (like Missy Elliot, Britney Spears, etc.).

Was recommended this studio by a friend who lives locally and dropped into MVMNT for a quick early…read moremorning class while in town. We stayed in Downtown Alexandria and the gym was around 15 mins away (walking). Such a great cute little women's studio. We did the Bosu class and it kicked our butts. The instructor made sure we had the right form and led a fast paced high intensity class. Would definitely recommend! Please note - there's only one bathroom for the studio which includes a shower.

This was such a loaded experience. As someone who frequents many small studios like this in various…read moreparts of the DMV, especially the V, I definitely have my likes and dislikes. Likes: Anna-Maria, the instructor, was very sweet. She was warm and welcoming, very encouraging throughout the workout, and had an interesting playlist. It was also a pretty good workout with the core/upper body sections being better than others. Format: Surge Strength. It was very much a "lift to the music" while bringing in cardio elements workout. I like having music blaring but being on beat (or striving to be) annoys me because you're pressured to break form and not move meaningfully. I probably looked crazy, but I was seconds behind the other people in class because I wanted to actually lift, not swing my arms around. Also, some of the moves (mostly lower body), when moving that quickly, just don't target the areas I want to strengthen meaningfully. For some moves, I'd opt for slower, more controlled, classic moves so I could get it right. We were using "light to heavy" dumbbells - I think the highest is 15 pounds. Also, the "stop, grab your mat, unfold, and do floor work for a couple minutes" thing was kind of disorienting at times. Facilities/equipment: this is my second biggest gripe. While it looked mostly visibly clean, the floors were dirty AF, covered in stringy hairs. Ew. During the floor sections, I could see hair and other debris on the floor and it would even get on me if any part of me even slightly came off the mat, or hairs would be hanging from my weights when I picked them up.yuckkk. Also, the mats were funky. Very clear that they rely on folks doing the one-wipe swipe after sweaty workouts for cleaning and that's gross. They don't have a water cooler or even a cool Flow Water station or anything - they have two water fountains that are relatively low pressure. And they're connected, so only one works at a time. And they looked a little dusty. Vibe: It's a no for me, dawg. Outside of Anna-Maria, there was like NO diversity in the room (maybe one Asian woman in the front) which feels VERY WEIRD when the playlist is VERY Black with a little Brown sprinkled in. On top of that, the women in there were stuck up and some were, frankly, obnoxious. I got multiple stares (Yes, I'm Black! OMG lol) and when I was attempting to fill my water at the ratchet fountain, before I knew they were connected, this one white studio member, in such a condescending way, was like, "hi, yeah, they're actually connected, so..." Girl, bye. Oh, that brings me to another point: It was my first time at that location. I checked in and received no orientation/guidance from the girl at the front desk. I ended up entering the studio room and, thankfully, Anna-Maria was able to help me get set up. I think the girl at the front desk heard me receiving instructions and ran in just as the workout was about to start and apologized for not introducing me to things. But it was very much an afterthought and if I was someone who was super anxious or thrown off by stuff like that, I would've left. Oh, and it's def the type of place where the same people show up for the same classes (or multiple) regularly. To be honest, I disliked the vibe so much initially, I considered leaving like five minutes into the workout. But a player has goals, so I stayed. It seemed pretty clear who this space is intended for. And I've pretty much NEVER felt that way before, even when working out in tiny studios in places like Del Ray and Loudoun. I was less uncomfy towards the end, but initial impression plus hair: ew. You'll get a cute workout in but this vibe? Not for me.

I continue to be impressed by YogaSix! This is the second location I've visited and I had a pretty…read moredecent experience. Rundown: Class Type: Signature Hot Instructor: Virginia Class: 3.5/5 - enjoyed class. My only semi-complaint would be the temperature. This room doesn't get very hot. I'd actually consider it more "warm" yoga than hot. Virginia was a good instructor. I didn't experience or witness any hands-on assisting but that may not be her vibe. But that room... so not hot. Compared to a Corepower or even the heat at some other studios, I needed more. It was worsened by one person in my class who entered/exited five times during class after coming in late. But flow was good. Studio: 4.7/5: So clean, warm and welcoming! I LOVED the tea area - such a nice touch and way to keep your nervous system settled after class. And the tea options were solid! There are two very clean restrooms (with face towels, deodorant, bathroom spray, lotion, dry shampoo, and period products), a photo opp/chill area, self-locking cubbies, and swag for purchase. I forget her name but the woman at the front desk was so nice! Now, the heat may not compare to a Corepower but the experience was better! Great diversity of people: bodies, ages, backgrounds, skill level. And it was just very friendly and less transactional. I'd def return and am looking forward to coming back!

I signed up for a class based on my trainer's recommendation. I attended the slow flow class. I…read morebelieve the instructor was named Gigi. The class was awesome. I know it's called slow flow, but I broke quite the sweat, lol, I wasn't expecting that. The instructor was very attentive and provided alternate poses for different fitness levels. The studio is very nice, I love how it is decorated. I can't remember her name, but the young lady at the front desk was very friendly, she gave me a tour and went over all of the classes and membership options with me. I plan on returning.

This was a great class, 45 minute empower. I really liked the workout and instructor, it went by so…read morefast! Clean studio, great spot near Old Towne. However, with my 1+ hour commute after work, even trying to get there early is difficult. My friend has the same issue and was not even a minute late, maybe 30 seconds, and they denied her entry to the class and charged extra for not taking the class. there really is no grace here.

I am in absolute love with this place! I started out with a Groupon for 5 classes and fell head…read moreover heels with not only the work outs but the staff and even the other customers! The classes are intense and whew did my 10 year break from any barre or ballet really show, and still do, but it's a marathon not a sprint! The teachers have such amazing personalities and do an amazing job at giving you encouragement using your actual name during class and greet you by your name when you walk in the door! This place makes me feel at home. My shaky legged, okay it's only a count of 10 I can do this, home. Already signed up for 20 more classes and can't wait to see how my body and mind change!

Whenever I'm in Alexandria, I always try to squeeze in a class at The Barre ALX. The workouts are…read morechallenging in the best way, the vibe is upbeat, and the instructors are super welcoming. It's got that boutique studio feel without the intimidation. Make sure to bring your barre socks...but if you forget, no stress. They've got a cute little shop up front stocked with socks and fun barre gear (tempting every time). Such a great spot to stay consistent while traveling... always leave feeling stronger and more energized.

The staff and owner were SO NICE. I had a terrible barre experience before this and almost wrote it…read moreoff as a workout but after one class here I'm in love and think I found my new fitness home! Challenging but not impossible, attentive without feeling like you're singled out, community while being able to focus on yourself and own workout.

I am ever so thankful to Fitness on the run!! I've had a…read morecompressed disk in my lower back and wasn't able to workout for 2 years. Thanks to their knowledge and patience I am able to be as active as I was before my injury! I would always recommend them.

I love the trainers, class size, schedule and overall vibe of the gym. The trainers know what…read morethey're doing. They're professionals and clearly put a lot of thought in to the format of their classes and training their clients. They are also so positive. You can't help but feel better after leaving the studio!