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    I have been a Crunch Leesburg member since it opened, previously training at LA Fitness in Leesburg…read moreand OneLife Fitness in Winchester. Moving from Chicago 5 years ago, my 43 years of consistent training gives me deep experience with diverse gyms, management styles, and fitness environments.When Crunch opened in Leesburg, I was genuinely excited. The facility has an excellent selection of equipment, convenient 24-hour access, and immense potential for everyone from experienced lifters to beginners.Unfortunately, overcrowding, excessive guest usage, and poor gym etiquette (not reracking weights or occupying gear while socializing on phones) became major challenges. Individual members routinely bring 3, 4, or 5 guests. When groups congregate around equipment during busy periods, it makes the crowded gym much more difficult for everyone else to use.Regarding cleanliness, I want to make an important distinction. I disagree with reviews calling the gym "dirty." The cleaning staff does a very good job. The cluttered appearance stems purely from members leaving weights and plates out of place, creating a messy look even though the facility itself is cleaned regularly.Now for the very positive news: Crunch Leesburg's new manager, John, is making a significant difference. He has made a genuine effort to engage with members and is a highly visible presence, greeting people and working near the entrance. Good gym management starts with being present, knowing your members, listening to concerns, and setting expectations.John brings decades of personal gym experience, understanding the facility from both the member and management sides. He has already posted reracking signs, tasked staff with routinely returning weights to racks, and is working with employees to better engage members upon entry. These are exactly the changes longtime members have wanted to see.Crunch Leesburg is a very good gym with the potential to be outstanding, but even the best-equipped facility needs active management and reasonable enforcement of basic etiquette.A few additional changes would make an enormous difference. I would strongly encourage Crunch corporate to restrict members to one guest per visit during peak hours to help reduce unnecessary congestion. Staff should feel comfortable politely addressing groups occupying gear for extended periods without actively using it. I also believe repositioning the front desk or establishing a central staff presence would improve member engagement and floor visibility.Reracking weights isn't just about appearance; it's a vital accessibility issue. When machines are left loaded with heavy 45-pound plates, older or recovering members physically cannot remove them, making equipment unavailable. This is especially important because healthcare providers, including Inova, encourage patients to use resistance training to maintain or improve their health. The gym must be welcoming to those members, too.Managing a busy facility like Crunch Leesburg is challenging, but John is actively improving the culture and operations. He understands what experienced members value and takes action.I sincerely hope Crunch corporate gives John the support and flexibility he needs to continue making these improvements. A successful gym isn't defined solely by membership numbers--it's defined by the experience members have when they walk through the door. After 43 years of training, I know what a well-run gym looks like. Crunch Leesburg has everything it needs to be one of the best in the area. With John's leadership, it is moving in the right direction. I wish his team continued success and look forward to seeing the improvements continue.

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    When I joined inform fitness, my goal was to losing weight and changing the way I look in as little…read moretime possible. After my consultation with Nicole, I immediately did a trial session and I loved it right away. At first I was hesitant to make a commitment, but I eventually did and got my husband to sign up as well. The workout: It's 20 min. once a week. There are lots of naysayers out there.. but it does work, my husband was skeptical too but now he is a believer. With that little time commitment, how can you say No. That 20 mins however, is probably the most intense 20 min of your week. My results: Of course.. you cannot have a huge body transformation, if you do not get your diet in check.. but I knew that - We love food - the good and bad kinds too. So without dieting or even eating healthier, my results so far: 1. Strong- each week I get stronger and stronger. Very useful for carrying large laundry bins up and down the stairs 2. Endurance and energy- I'm not out of breath after 3 trips up and down the stairs 3. No more pain- I've had on and off upper and lower back aches, pain in my fore arms and elbows.. All supposedly from sitting and typing away. I can't even remember the last time I had these pains. 4. Despite not hitting that BMI chart ... I'm less jiggly! The best part is that despite not having a drastic body transformation, my results have been so positive without sacrificing so much time, I am encouraged to eat healthier and continue on. My husband on the other hand.. In 3 sessions, you clearly see muscle definition and now after 12 weeks..amazing.

    When I met Laura Crump Anderson she mentioned to me that she was a personal trainer at Inform…read moreFitness Leesburg. She gave me her card and offered a free mini-session anytime. I thought to myself, "Are personal trainers worth the price?" My exercise history has included many methods either for fun or to lose weight and stay fit, but I had never paid for a one-on-one training session. Most recently, I had been running several times a week, but osteoarthritis in my foot led to surgery and now running is no longer a good option for me. I was reluctant to believe that only one 30 minute workout each week would change my body in a visible and measurable way and I was equally unsure if I could find a way to fit this expense into my monthly budget. I was commuting almost two hours a day and the thought of getting up at some ridiculously early time to do a workout at home or in the gym was not appealing at all. I decided I could exchange some discretionary expenses to cover the cost of a personal trainer and give the program three months to see if it was right for me. In January 2016 I started weekly sessions with Laura. I knew that the first couple months would be a slow start and I had to be patient to see results. By the time March came along, I could tell my clothes were fitting better and my husband even mentioned my muscle tone was more defined. The weekly workout was convenient and easy to manage around the rest of my life. Continuing with the sessions was an easy decision for me to make. Through the rest of 2016, I continued to increase my strength and tone of my muscles and I knew that I was on the right track. However, I still had some extra weight that would not come off without a serious change in my diet. January 2017 I changed my diet, reducing carbs and sugars while increasing vegetables and proteins. I also completed a Metagenics 28 day detox which I obtained through Inform Fitness. I have dropped over 20 pounds in four months. Now the muscle definition that is there from my weekly workouts is even more visible and my body is in the best condition and health it has been in since my early 20's. I'm not just skinny; but toned, strong and healthy. I cannot stress enough that this method works to strengthen and tone your muscles, but you also need to adjust your diet if you are looking to lose weight. The reason why I like working with Laura is her ability to communicate and motivate me and her knowledge of exercise physiology. That may sound simple but it really does make me push through even when I want to give up. She won't give up on you, and that is what a personal trainer should do, that is why it is worth the price.

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