I want to start off by saying that I am currently a member of the gym and I have been for quite…read moresome time. I am rating the gym ok at 3 stars for a variety of reasons. I am going to start out with the worst thing or most disliked thing about the gym is the programming. The programming has no cycling to it and it seems completely random. You will do a weightlifting movement building strength in some form of rep scheme and then never touch it again workout for months. I have taken the CrossFit level 1 Certificate Course and that is not the way CrossFit is to be programmed. Second thing on programming is the workouts themselves. I would say at least 50% of the workouts have movements in them that only 1% of the gym can accomplish (ring muscle ups, bar muscle ups, chest to bar, rope climbs, etc) and there is no training for outside the 10 minutes or so in the class. Finally I will refer to the workouts again. The workouts that are programmed make you very susceptible to injury. What I mean by this is that one high rep movement, high rep squat movement and then the very next day you will do the same movement with another workout (high rep squats day one and then snatch squats Just yesterday on January 23rd the workout included 150 wall-ball workout and then today January 24th you have programming where 185lbs is over your head squatting with a barbell (another example of 1% of the class being able to do the movement or lift the prescribed weight). As someone who been injured before repetitive movements is where it starts and it will not go away. I will weight the equipment at a 5 and that is what holds my score up to a 3 overall. Almost all of the equipment is Rogue Fitness which is a great brand with one object here and there that is not. I rate the the coaching at a 3 because most of them are nice and truly care for you when it comes to working out and safety but some of them have no idea what they are talking about in regards to weightlifting or cardio work. They do not want you talking to any other gym member about how you learned something (weightlifting, cardio, double-unders, etc). The training has to come from them from their mouth otherwise you are potentially be called out for saying anything. I also find disappointing that they want to pick your pockets for any type of training outside of a normal class. I have never seen this in a gym before ever and it is disappointing. With the cost of this membership there should be no reason to do that. Drinks and food are fair enough to charge outside of membership fees because they have an actual retail cost to them. Every gym that I have been to has always has volunteer movement activities and this is my 7th gym I have been a member of. I know CrossFit gyms tend to be more expensive than others but $200 for an unlimited membership and then if you want to learn a new movement with a limited amount of people is ridiculous. Now they recently came out with weightlifting programming and if you want to do it outside of being with a coach you have "apply" like a job interview. The gym is way overpriced for what you get. This is one of 2 gyms in the Dumfries/Woodbridge area so are forced to choose. It is not worth the time or money to charge to teach a movement. Gym manager is a funny guy and I respect him but there needs to be some serious overhaul in the programming and cost to benefit analysis. The gym has recently gone through a change in ownership with same people who were already leading it and I hope it is for the good. I sincerely hope that they are able to make changes, preferably soon.

Super nice gym with ample equipment. Dropped in for a class with trainer Chris - he was really…read morefriendly and welcoming. Would recommend to anyone looking to get a good workout in!

Good gym and good prices for it being 24 hours. Staff are very friendly as well. I highly recommend…read morethis gym if you are local in the woodbridge area.

From the owner: 24/7 Member Access, tanning, HydroMassage, Infrared Sauna,Red Light Therapy, Styku-3D Matrix…read morestrength training, cardio, dumbbells to 100 lbs., plate weights, shower & locker facilities and more!

It was a hot day on June 16th. There was music blaring and an MC calling for the next wave of…read morerunners to report to the starting line. People of all shapes and sizes gathered like cattle, ready to stampede off into the wilderness of Quantico Marine Base. This is a race, but not just any race. This is one of many obstacle races that are quickly becoming popular across America. I signed up for the upcoming Spartan Race and Tough Mudder. Both are at 9 to 12 miles of treacherous obstacles and mud. This race is 3.5 miles with a few obstacles, mud and hills. For those that plan on doing a Spartan Race or Tough Mudder, this is a good warm up. Or at least, this is a fun alternative to the 5ks that pop up around DC where you just run. A few of my friends registered and we all ran together. It was a morning of fun! Here's the list of obstacles: 1. Stair climb - after maybe a quarter mile from the starting line you come up to a stadium/track and go up. 2. Striking shields - a bunch of Marines are gathered at the top of the stairs with striking pads. You have to get through them as they "bump" you with them. 3. A-Frame - 7-8 foot wall that you have to climb over. 4. Hay bales - yep, a bunch of bales of hay scattered apart enough for you to leap over in sequence 5. Flutter kicks - when you reach this area, there's a Marine yelling at you all boot-camp style to get on the ground and do flutter kicks. SO GET ON THE GROUND MAGGOT! 6. Tires - just like those high school football days when the coach took his old tires, placed them on the ground and told you to run over them by placing your feet in their centers. 7. Tubes - get on your hands and knees and make like a hamster while crawling through these. 8. Mud Crawl -There's a nice area of mud at the end of the tubes to make you feel like frosted cake. 9. Berm Climb - Just a big lump or mini hill that you have to climb over 10. Mud Pit#1 - That's right maggot! Get in there and get dirty! There's nothing like running all caked in mud. You shoes get heavier too! 11. Spider web - Crawling under a cargo net. 12. Jacks - Another Marine awaits you, commanding you to give him 10 jumping jacks. It's really easy. 13. Hay Hurdle - remember the hay bales? Yeah. 14. Ammo Can Carry - Just like it sounds. Pick up and ammo can and carry it a few yards. 15. Mud Pit #2 - Because the first one wasn't enough. You gotta keep that muddy feeling with you throughout the race. 16. Cargo Net - They placed a cargo net on a muddy hill to help you out. It's a good leg workout. 17. Fire truck hose - You're almost done! Now's your chance to get a little clean for that finish line photo finish! 18. The finish line - you get your medal, water, banana, energy jelly beans and a few other keepsakes. Afterwards you get free beer and party to some music. You and your friends celebrate your accomplishment by taking post-race photos where you look like hell(and feel like it too). Then you go to work and tell war stories and show your battle wounds. So if you're into outdoorsy things or just running gets a little boring. Try one of these out. It's $40 to register. Loads of fun and bragging rights to you friends, and another thing to cross of your bucket list.

Great atmosphere at Anytime Fitness in Woodbridge Va, Lisa, the staff employee has knew ideas good…read moreprofessional plans for getting in shape she has great work out plans for all gym ‍ members makes for a friendly atmosphere

wont cancel your membship unless your permanatly disabled or you have to buy out the contract. even…read moretho i moved im a disabled vet and im currently hospitalized for ptsd treatment. i had to lock my credit card and change my account numbers so the stopped charging me after many calls and attempts at resolution.

My husband and I have been training at One Life Fitness for several years. In the last few years I…read morehave been with Melissa Szymendera training competitively for Figure Competitions. Last year I was the overall winner in Figure at the Virginia Classic in Woodbridge, Virginia. Since then I have continued with Melissa preparing for another show this year in July. Melissa has helped me tremendously to reach my goals.

The new gym opening hours for Saturday is 6:00am. There was a large group of members (roughly 20-30…read morecars in the parking lot) waiting to get inside the gym who had been waiting since 6:00am, some longer. I arrived at 6:08am. It's now 6:36am with no employee or Manager in sight to open up the gym. Folks are beginning to leave which is unfortunate. I hope this is not a pattern going forward. I will be leaving after I finish this review. This gym has consistently fallen off track over the years and with the new competition in the area. I don't feel sorry if tons of members decide to go elsewhere. I've been a member for 16 years and the decline is obvious. They might not see it but long time members do. It took ONELIFE years to change their operating hours somewhat back to their pre COVID hours. While other gyms have 24 hour access. The size of a gym doesn't matter when the quality of service has gone down.

Professional instruction delivered in an assertive, yet friendly way. I will be back!read more

Best Boxing Gym I've ever been to. All kinds of people with different boxing goals train here, so…read moreyou'll never feel out of place.

I have to echo the previous review of children ruining the gym. I PAY for my membership but it's…read moregiven away to kids for free who are leaning on the equipment. Failing to wipe things down. Not racking weights. And, causing a general over crowding. As a paying member you're funding a neighborhood day care rather than getting in a workout with your limited time. More and more often every machine will be occupied without a single machine moving. 3 or 4 kids camping at the same machine while staring at their phones. The locker rooms are filled with trash. You pay for a black membership and you have teens sitting in the massage chairs they haven't paid for. After 2-3pm this place is useless. I've always heard mediocre things about planet fitness. At first I thought this one might be different but it's living up to its terrible reputation. Good riddance.

Reunited with my people at Planet Fitness today--felt like a full-circle moment…read more Hearing about everyone's growth and wins while holding it down here was genuinely uplifting. The space? Clean energy. The kind you can feel the moment you walk in. Bathrooms spotless--no debates, no excuses. Yeah... I already smelled it in the air: a good review was inevitable. This review? Officially complete.

Tribute is a cozy and private family owned gym that is veteran owned and offers personal training…read moreand a intimate and quiet place to work out. The gym has only the machines and weights that matter and nothing else. Iron sharpens Iron!

Hands down, the best gym in the area. I've got three degenerative discs in my lower back, and Pete…read moreand Lisa have trained me for over two years while working around my specific issues. Lisa is a nurse with a masters in exercise science, and Pete is a former trainer for Army Rangers. In short, they know their stuff (unlike so many trainers at Big Box gyms who take two month certification course and then offer pseudoscientific advice that results in injury). Since working out with them, my back problems have drastically decreased, while my overall fitness has increased. And not only are they great trainers, they're great people! The gym itself is great. It's small, but it has all the equipment anyone would need for a workout, and they have several unique machines I haven't seen elsewhere. Plus, it's quiet and just has a better feel/vibe than so many corporate places. They don't have rows and rows of bikes, treadmills, etc.; it's not that kind of gym. It's a local business that specializes in personalized training for people who are serious about their health and fitness. If you're looking to get in shape (or in better shape, but with people who know their stuff and can guide you in your path to improvement), do yourself a favor, and hire Pete or Lisa to train you. For me, that decision has been one of the best investments I've ever made. In short, I can not recommend these guys enough!

Love this gym and the coaches! Conveniently located to where I live 5 mins away. Just wish they…read moreoffered more morning classes. Highly recommend this gym!

I have a two part review because my daughter takes ballet here and we just hosted her 3rd birthday…read morehere. Dance: We love it. She just started in September and I have been nothing but impressed. They are learning some foundational ballet movement and skill. The class also has strong age appropriate developmental components as well as preschool skills like knowing colors, shapes, sorting objects, listening to directions, etc. She loves her dance teacher, Ms. Tiffany, and never even had a second thought about going in to class without me. She is excited to go every week and often wants to stay for the ballet/tap combo class after. Birthday party: What a deal!!! Very reasonably priced. They provided pizza and juice boxes, but we were also allowed to bring in food. We did a gymnastics only party and the kids, ages 18 months to 9 years old didn't want to leave the room! The party host from the studio, was awesome. She spent time with all the age groups and made sure to interact with each child as well. Even some of the adults got in on the fun and she talked with us and laughed at our silliness. My husband, who didn't initially want to pay to have a party outside our home, left saying how easy it was and he would do it all over again in a heartbeat. It was nice to arrive, be present at the party instead of running all over while hosting at our house, enjoy our friends and family, and leave. I had mentioned to Maria, the studio receptionist, that my daughter had a new found love of Peppa Pig and they went above and beyond putting Peppa Pig heads on the balloons, the plates, table and a banner. It was so thoughtful and really showed a superior level of customer service in my mind.

I took my 3 year old daughter to try their ballet/ tap class and she was very excited to do the…read moreclass. We got there and she was very happy to try the class. She went into the studio with the other kids and was super excited but then suddenly, other girls started to cry for their parents and that made my little one started to cry too. I asked the teacher if I could sit inside so she would feel safer and the teacher Sandra said no. Then I asked the reception desk if another class was available so I could try if the instructor allowed me inside and they asked around and they all said no because the other kids would be distracted. I mean, I get it this shouldn't be the norm and parents should watch from outside but for someone doing the first class ever, maybe be a little bit more flexible wouldn't hurt. So they are not having me as a client and we are going somewhere else who can be more flexible with small kids who are just starting.