Really I'd give a 3.5 since there's been so much construction and the spaces are small to do…read moreanything in without sharing breathing air with someone. I was doing a sets routine and had my set up all ready and was in the middle of the second exercise when someone came over and started moving my stuff. I let them know I was utilizing that equipment and their respond was that I could move to the other side. Well, I could but so could she, and I already had weights, plates and foams set up in that spot for a particular exercise. It made me feel very uncomfortable and she refused to leave my stuff (including phone, and water bottle) versus going to the other side when no one was there. They need more space so people are not on top of each other. Get rid of the 10 extra treadmills no one uses and create a corner for stretching or body weight exercises (burpees, etc). If this location wasn't on my route, I'd drive over to Blocker.

I have been a member since ymca GB since it opened - Monthly family rate until two years ago…read more(approx 29k spent). I cannot believe the outside pool was not open at 10 am on July 4th. my husband and I were laying on our towel reading, and was told we had to leave. The place is run by teenagers that have no clue, you can never talk with a manager. I cannot wait to leave the YMCA - I have already been at another place for 3 years. my husband use the Y one a week. we go to the pool twice a year. Totally ridiculous, probably did not want to pay OT. The rules are all geared for insurance. I have had it.

If you have one life to live, you must include One Life Fitness in Hampton, VA!…read moreYour journey begins when you enter the door and are greeted by the warm, affable Teresa at the check-in desk. She is always helpful and friendly. The facility is super clean and, if you like aquatic classes, you want to catch any facilitated by Dionne and Amanda. If you are a " land lover", there are a plethora of serious classes from which to choose. This barely scratches the surface on what this facility has to offer. I could go on, but it would sound schmaltzy.

I have been a member of this gym and have always come to work out, mind my own business, and leave…read more Unfortunately, my experience on June 30 completely changed how I feel about this facility. Around 8:30 PM, the General Manager, Yanni, approached me on the gym floor while I was working out instead of asking to speak with me privately. In front of other members, he told me that my body was making people uncomfortable and claimed he had received several complaints about the way I dress. I repeatedly asked what I was wearing that violated the dress code since I was wearing standard gym attire--a workout shirt and athletic shorts. He could not identify a specific clothing violation. Instead, he repeatedly compared my body to "more shapely women" who supposedly "cover themselves more" and threatened multiple times to cancel my membership simply because I was asking questions and trying to understand the alleged complaints. When I asked to review the dress code, the posted policy simply stated that proper gym attire and closed-toe shoes are required. There was nothing stating that my clothing violated any policy. What upset me most was not being approached, but how I was approached. This conversation should have taken place privately, not on the gym floor where other members could overhear it. I left feeling embarrassed, body shamed, singled out, and humiliated. I wear athletic clothing designed for the gym, just like countless other women. I cannot change my natural body shape, nor should anyone be made to feel uncomfortable simply because they have a curvier figure. Clothing naturally shifts during exercise, especially on different body types, and that should not be mistaken for inappropriate behavior. After this incident, several members and trainers approached me and expressed that they felt the situation was handled unfairly. Some even shared their own negative experiences with management. Every member deserves to be treated with dignity, respect, and consistency. I hope management seriously reviews how situations like this are handled in the future because no one should leave the gym feeling publicly humiliated for simply existing in their own body.

The Greenbrier Family YMCA is one of my favorite places to work out! It's affordable, which is a…read morewin because I feel like many gyms charge ridiculous prices these days. But here, you get so much for what you pay! They have tons of classes at a variety of times. My go-to's are kettlebells and Tabata--they're such killer workouts but in the best way. One of the things I love most is that the instructors actually do the workouts with you, which is so motivating. Plus, they're super helpful if you need modifications--they just want you to feel good and do your best. And even though this is one of the smaller YMCAs, the vibe is always friendly and welcoming. Just a heads-up, though--weekend classes can get pretty packed, so I recommend showing up early if you want to grab a good spot! I look forward to my workouts here, and it's such a great community. Whether you're a total fitness newbie or a gym rat, there's something here for everyone.

I've had a personal trainer at the Y now for a year. Both trainers, Jareth & Elena, are engaged…read moreand they push me to achieve. My stability is 100% improved (still needs improvement) and I feel better doing everyday things & activities. I thank them for their continued push and good humor with me.

My membership there expired over a month ago, and they continue to charge me even though I don't go…read morethere anymore. They continue charging me, and when asked why, they say I signed a contract stating they can alter their contract terms at any time without notice or warning. Very predatory, you're only welcome if you're fit and/or military. Mel is a disgrace as a human being who belongs in jail for predatory practices. Stay far the f away from this place, do not sign anything without reading it. I am taking them to court.

Outstanding warehouse style gym. Also has a sauna. 24/7 access. Not expensive either. You can also…read moretake your shirt off (which my two sons love). No complaints.

Before I begin, let me start off by saying that this review is based solely upon my personal…read moreexperiences and my personal experiences alone, so without further delay let's begin!. YMCA, been around as long as I can remember... Great place to work out, not just for you but your whole entire family. They have an indoor track upstairs. They have machine weights, free weights and a number of different workout machines that focus on numerous parts of your body. So if you're not a member yet, what are you waiting for? Today is a great day to get started!

The pickle ball courts need more attention. Nets need to be fixed, and the rollers, to clean the…read morecourt, need to be fixed, as well. The last time I went in and asked for a mop, that I was willing to use myself, the staff member at the counter was extremely rude, and acted like I was bothering him, even though he was just sitting there on his phone not doing anything. He would not help me at all and just dismissed me. I don't know what kept me so calm. I only joined the Y for pickle ball, and lately I'm wondering if it is worth the monthly fee. I do have fun when I play there with the other members. Here's to hoping things pick up.

Moved to the area and found this place. I've attended a couple of yoga classes and I am very happy…read morethat I have found a gym to go to. Very clean and staff is super friendly. Wish they offered more classes though that is the only thing Im not happy about and hence the 4 stars. Not enough classes...

We love this location! We are so grateful for all of the staff and their kindness and their…read moresupport. We really enjoy the access to the gym and the incredible machines for working out. We have always had extremely positive experiences. It's so good for our overall wellness.

The student rec center is a HUGE sports center that caters to students and members of the community…read moreof all abilities. All activities are scheduled so don't forget to check the ODU web site before venturing over. From the pool to the locker rooms everything is kept neat and clean. There is ample parking here but it may be a short walk to the facility. There is so much to see and do at the SRC. There is always a practice, or game happening. The students, employees, and volunteers are friendly and very helpful if you need help navigating the SRC. Happy Sporting Yeeps!!!

I usually go to the rec centers in VB cuz I live in VB area but since I'm an Odu student and the…read moremembership is included in my tuition, so why not use it you know. I'm not sure if there's a parking lot near this place but I just park at the garage where the parking office is, it should be a 5-10 min walk(Walking with friends talking gossip stuff maybe 20 mins lol). The check-in process was fast, for first-timers, you'll have to go to the desl and they'll show you how to register, as I remember you have to put your hands on the check-in thing 3 times then you're good to go. Well they'll teach you. After that you just have to punch in your UIN then put your hands on the check-in thing then you're good to go. I didn't have time to use the machines but they look amazing and new, and there is a big variety of machines. There's also a track on the secomd floor for people to jog. And there's a swimming pool, a climbing wall(not always open, look for the schedule online), many rooms for classes(some of them are free, look for them online), squash rackets etc. There's a place where you can rent all the equipment to play, I came here to play basketball so I rent a basketball, and it is a Nike. The reason I took one star off is because of the basketball court. Although it is huge and I like how they put a thing to block the farthest court so the intense games on the other side won't worry about us the chill people having our ball rolling into their court, the floor is slippery, which means it is dirty. The floor is also weird because the ball won't bounce back, I guess they are some cheap materials. Overall, it is a good recreation center to workout, especially it's free for students so you cannot ask for more.

This YMCA is pretty nice. They have indoor and outdoor pools, and a daycare inside. There's even a…read moreslide. Sentara uses their pool for physical therapy during set hours and during that timeframe no one else is in the pool but therapy patients. So I really enjoyed that. The locker rooms had showers, blow dryers, and lockers which is great. There's also a machine that spins your bathing suit to get the water out. Which comes in handy!! You can bring your own lock or borrow one from the front. They have water fountains that you can refill your water bottles at with ease. The building is clean and the staff are friendly. Check them out!!

Signed up our family on February 2, 2026. Canceled the…read moremembership the very next day. Why? Glad you asked. Within five minutes of stretching yes, stretching in what we reasonably assumed was a designated area, a staff member approached my wife, my nine year old son, and me to ask my son's age. We were then informed, rather abruptly, that no minors under 13 are allowed in that area. Fair enough, rules are rules. Except those weren't the rules we were sold the day before. At signup, we were clearly told that members 13 and up may work out independently, while children 12 and under are allowed so long as they are accompanied by a parent or guardian. When we pointed out the contradiction, we weren't met with clarification... just a stern double-down. The issue isn't the policy. It's the delivery, the inconsistency, and being corrected in front of a child after being given conflicting information less than 24 hours earlier. SO HERE IS MY TAKE AWAY. Don't rely on the sales pitch. Read the fine print, ask for everything in writing, and understand that what's promised at signup may not survive your first five minutes on the floor.