Great equipment. Excellent staff…read more Only complaint is the hydro beds down from 4 to 1 working.

Dear Customer Service Team,…read more I am writing to express my strong frustration regarding the High School Summer Pass Program. Despite your previous suggestion that I contact customer service directly to discuss these issues, it appears the broader feedback from paying members is being ignored. I urge you to review the numerous negative online comments and reviews about this program. Paying customers are deeply frustrated, and the claim that these high school participants are supervised does not reflect reality. There is a lack of basic etiquette and policy enforcement; for example, students frequently occupy machines while distracted by their phones. Furthermore, the safety programs you mentioned are not visible. As someone who visits the gym five to six times a week, I rarely see staff walking the floor, other than for occasional light dusting or refilling disinfectant bottles. The overall cleanliness and oversight of the facility need immediate attention. Before more loyal customers cancel their memberships, please review public feedback and take actionable steps to address these concerns.

Can't believe it's taken me a year to post this review, especially cause it's Yelp that brought me…read morehere in the first place! Small group weight training is top notch, with tailored workouts for to meet your physical (and arguably mental) health needs. Trainers are unbelievably competent and supportive! I have significant health concerns, and I truly believe that this gym is part of the reason I stay well. Also, they have really cultivated community, so I have become friendly with so many of the people who train alongside with me. This gym is a gift to yourself. I hope you check it out soon!

I've been a member of UA since Feb 2016. At the time, I was on the cusp on turning 50 (OK, so you…read moreall know my age now!) and I knew it was (past) time to get serious about my health/fitness. I had done exercise programs on and off (mostly off) over the years. I knew how important exercise was but I hated it. It was either boring, or it wasn't convenient, or it was hard to stay motivated. Today, I have never felt stronger or more confident. In fact, to my huge surprise, when my job was causing serious stress, all I could think was, "I NEED a workout today." I have never said that in my life! The coaches at UA are top-notch professionals. They take their work seriously, celebrate with you, and are encouraging. I look forward to seeing the coaches -- they are energetic, friendly, supportive, and have taught me a tremendous amount. This contributes greatly to me staying motivated to keep coming back and improving. Getting a new program each month also helps stave off the typical boredom of a "regular" gym. Something else that was unexpected but great nonetheless -- there is a wide variety among UA's members (age, gender, physical shape, natural ability, etc.). I am inspired by and feel comfortable around my fellow UA-ers b/c they each face their own challenges. I highly recommend you give UA a shot. (The also have a location in Sterling, VA.)

The building looks brand new. They have a 50-meter pool. I could not find the 25-yard as a warm-up,…read morebut they talk about it. The building has a good gym where you can work out, and there is a nice spot to sit next to the pool or on the lawn to watch.

This place is horrible. I pay $28,000 in tuition every semester, and you're telling me I can't use…read morethe SINGLE ab machine in the entire gym? Wtf? I walk in and see a huge part of the place "under construction." Keep in mind I have a fractured elbow and other injuries, and the only way for me to train abs right now is with an ab machine which is locked away in a room labeled "under construction." Why can't you just move the only ab machine out of that room and put it in the main area? Is it too heavy? Does it not have wheels? I genuinely don't get it. And every time you walk in, something is always out of service. The Smith machine has been broken since August and it's now the end of the semester. All this money, and the only thing they can do is tell you "you can't do this, you can't do that." At this point I'm seriously considering getting a membership at a private gym. I can't stand this place anymore. If you go to GMU or plan to, seriously consider the fact that the fitness facilities, not just the Aquatic Center, offer horrible service with pointless "safety" rules and regulations that make everyone's life harder. Hope this helps.

Gym is well kept. Plenty of machines for pretty much any work out. They also offer workout…read moresessions, and a lot of people seem to attend!Super nice staff, clean bathrooms, nothing much to complain about! It does get busy even during late in the evening.

A nice, cozy gym in Fairfax. They have another one in Springfield, but this one is a little bigger…read more It has machines, free weights, and a area to stretch. There is a open bench/locker area to place your belongings in. It is pretty and organized. Glad I found this gym and it is close by.

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.

Small, but I think it's the best gym at Mason! The wifi always works and they have the best hours!…read moreExcept for the fact that they are closed in the summer. But it's smaller and the location is good. They have the free weights, they have the cardio machines, and a bunch of weights equipment and a rock climbing treadwall!!

the hours are wrong on this, it's open until 12 am but this gym should be 24 hours. there needs to…read morebe at least one gym on campus that stays open and this should be it. best hours compared to afc though. everything is clean and equipment is up to date. Also membership comes with full time tuition so that is great. I recommend, just better hours needed

This is a great gym that may seem small and basic but has just about everything you need if you are…read moreprimarily focused on strength training and cardio. The staff and members are extremely nice, friendly, and gracious. I went on weekday mornings and never found it to be crowded. I am a 60 year old woman and felt very comfortable and welcomed. Highly recommend this gym!

My son has been trying to cancel his membership for several weeks. No one responds to emails or…read morephone calls. Don't recommend this place.