I joined in October of 2020 and did not have any knowledge or experience with CrossFit. The coaches…read morehere are amazing! You receive a personalized level of coaching and oversight while in a small group setting. If you are thinking about trying it out, this is your spot! The groups are highly supportive and encouraging and not full of over zealous muscle heads; no egos! There is a strong sense of community and we all are on this journey together.

I have been a member of CrossFit Vint Hill since May 2020. There are many great things to say about…read morethis gym, so I will do my best to name a few. For starters , the gym is a family-owned business, which gives off the vibe of familial belongingness. From the many social events CFVH has put together over the years, the owners have done their best to keep the feeling of a close-knit community that everyone can rely on. Next comes the programming. CFVH has been well above par when it comes to programming and keeping it interesting. I've been doing CrossFit off and on since 2016 and I must say that the programming that CFVH offers keeps me wanting more. From the weightlifting, the gymnastics, and the AMRAP and METCONs in-between, the programming never bores and i haven't felt burnt out in over 3.5 years of being at CFVH. The facilities and gym equipment is next. Never have I seen a cleaner, more organized CrossFit gym. I've seen rusted and broken equipment (to be fair, I was overseas at the time), equipment strewn everywhere, chalk all over the place, and bathrooms a mess at other gyms. But not CFVH. The equipment is top of the line, always working, and plenty of it readily available for your workout needs. Lastly, but just as important as the other points, are the coaches. They work tirelessly to make sure new members understand the workout standards, and offer up their expertise if scaling becomes an option. Not once have I seen a coach ridicule anyone, talk down to anyone, or set them up for failure. I have seen the coaches boost one another up, motivate members, and help them achieve things they have never done before (example- rope climbs and muscle ups). All in all, you won't find a better CrossFit gym in the NOVA area. If I could give CFVH 10 stars, I would.

Great gym and coaches! Very clean and has all the equipments you need for crossfit. Highly…read morerecommended!

Just joined the CrossFit box here. Amazing facility, top quality staff, and great location. There…read moreare a lot of class options and I look forward to working out here.

Great gym for proper strength training, personal attention, and convenience…read more I worked out with three different trainers here and they were all so helpful and encouraging. The workout was different each time and very well thought out. This is the best place in Centreville to get strong and fit. You're in and out in an hour, have a small group setting but with personal training, and a clean environment with all the equipment you need. Highly recommend!

I love this gym! The trainers - Abby and Gio- are amazing at their jobs. They are encouraging and…read moresupportive to make sure everyone has a great and safe workout. I'm so glad that I joined!

Solid F45, free parking and in a shopping center, this F45 ran well and seemed quite clean. Their…read moreschedule is more limited than perhaps an F45 in the city but the instructor on a Sunday at 9 was really good and did help correct form. Tons of cleaning wipes (actual clorox wipes) to sanitize and the bathrooms were clean as well.

Great workouts! Amazing Coaches!! Highly recommend for…read moreanyone, doesn't matter what phase in life you're! Currently postpartum but the coaches will work with you to modify your workout!

Dropped in because I'm looking for a box when I'm traveling to the area. Really great…read morecommunity--super welcoming and receptive. Good space that's really open. Coaches and athletes all welcomed me and cheered me on. Good programming too, with hard and long metcon on Wednesday's and structured upper/lower body the rest of the week. They also have gymnastic days. Easy to reach off 95. A real gem. I'll definitely be coming back Rich, nick, mindy, and jill are the coaches I met and they're all very supportive and knowledgeable. They are attentive to form and the mind-body connection.

Awesome people, great equipment and all the instructors make it a point to focus on safety, form…read moreand technique. The facility is what you expect. Super high ceilings, big fans, rope climbs and all the newest equipment. They are the real deal and I am very happy with how welcoming everyone is. Results are starting to show and we always do different exercises which keeps you on your toes and things interesting.

Halo is more than a gym, It's an experience. A tight knit community of friends/family who come…read moretogether to support one another. The coaches become aware of your capabilities & limitations and will either push or modify your movements . There is no shortness of training options from beginner to pro - Halo's got you!

*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.

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!

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.

I did a free trial here for $150. I participated in the Jiu Jitsu, submission grappling, and the…read more"strength and conditioning" classes (basically Crossfit just a different name). They were very educational and I learned a lot in the time I was there. Coach Chris is awesome and a phenominal teacher. If I had unlimited money I would sign up for every discipline. Unfortunately I dont have the kind of money or time due to recent events in my life. However, I highly recommend!

Awesome coaches for kids. They have a great time and really love going. Great atmosphere overall.read more