Really enjoyed my experience at this location. I've taken classes at other locations before and…read moremoved here recently so I'm trying some different places in the area before deciding on memberships. The instructor was great and I didn't have any complaints. I would certainly take some more drop in classes here!

I love taking classes at Pure Barre Woodbridge for so many reasons! It clears my mind and prepares…read moreme for the demands outside of the studio. I always sleep better and feel stronger when I am consisten!

I agree with many of the reviews posted here. The management style and overall customer…read moreinteractions at this location can feel unnecessarily harsh. I've attended classes at another Club Pilates location, and the experience was much more welcoming, supportive, and customer-focused. My impression is that this location may be overbooked, which seems to contribute to a negative customer experience. On one occasion, I arrived just one minute late and was told my spot had already been given away, despite what I understood to be a five-minute grace period policy. When I questioned the decision, the staff's response felt unprofessional and dismissive rather than helpful. While the instructors are good, the overall atmosphere and customer service make it difficult to enjoy the experience.

I don't enjoy writing negative reviews, so I want to be clear: this review is about the business…read moreoperations -- not the instructors. The teachers are excellent. The studio is clean. Instruction quality is 5 out of 5. My issue is access and management. This location consistently overbooks classes. I purchased an 8-class-per-month membership and repeatedly struggled to get into classes. I initially raised this concern in November after realizing I could not consistently secure spots within my general availability window (8 a.m. - 4 p.m.). The guidance I was given was to book classes two weeks in advance and join waitlists. While that may work for some, it is unrealistic for many adults managing work and family responsibilities. Expecting members to plan their schedules two weeks out just to access what they've already paid for is not practical. Because credits do not roll over, I lost unused credits in November and December. In January, the same issue continued -- and while weather-related cancellations are understandable, I was again unable to use what I paid for. Out of 24 classes I attempted to take during my membership period, I was only able to complete 11. That is not even half of the sessions purchased. When I submitted my 30-day cancellation notice in December, I expressed openness to private lessons as a way to work within my schedule. I received zero follow-up on that option. The most disappointing experience occurred at the end of January as I was wrapping up my membership. After requesting a concession due to the inability to access classes, I was initially told via text that none would be offered. Later, I received a call offering a temporary concession for the following month. However, if the underlying overbooking issue remains, that does not resolve the core problem. More concerning was the tone of the final conversation. It felt condescending and dismissive, particularly when referencing my responsibilities as a working mother. Members should not feel shamed for having a schedule. If someone is paying for a membership, reasonable access to classes should not feel competitive. I would encourage prospective members to read reviews carefully and take them with a grain of salt. Incentives or concessions in exchange for positive reviews raise legitimate transparency concerns. That matters. Everything stated in this review is factual, and I have documentation to support it. Again, the instructors are strong. The operational model -- overselling memberships beyond realistic class capacity -- is the issue. I ultimately did not receive the value of what I paid for.

Onelife has since added 3 more pec fly machines and numerous other plate loaded machines. They've…read moremade a MAJOR improvement to their selection of machines. Good job!

Pay extra for this and they keep the door wide open for everyone and close it early and come in…read moreyelling and knocking on the doors to tell you they are closing at 9:30 despite it not even be 9:30pm. Waste of money. There should be more scrutiny and members should be able to utilize the equipment they are paying to use without the nuisance. Not to mention each time i go to this sauna a woman takes all her clothes off completely and literally so disgusting i cannot even use the sauna. There should be a clothing requirement as that is so unsanitary how she spreads her cheeks across that room and makes everyone leave. Members should not be subjected to this to use a OneLife gym. I've never experienced this at any other gym which is why i felt the need to write this. This gym could use better management and hours that are not so restricting giving the traffic in this area.

Cannot recommend highly enough. Michelle and Chris set the standard for safe and effective personal…read moretraining. I can already tell I am moving in a stronger, healthier and in a more balanced way. So glad to have found them! We drive from Arlington just to see them and would gladly drive farther!

Super awesome. Chris and Michelle have established a space that reflects their intention to assist…read moreyou to achieve your goals. I worked with Chris as he did an assessment, got to know me, and together we set measurable goals. He is focused, informative-there is theory behind his reasoning, and you will be challenged. The equipment is clean and many options, including ice bath and sauna.

Do no take swim lessons here. The instructors are rude to the kids and clearly don't like what…read morethey do, yet the prices go up dramatically every six months. This is how 30-minute private lesson prices have rapidly increased: August 2024: $190 for six lessons. September 2024: $225 for six lessons. February 2025: $240 for six lessons. $80 an hour for kids swim lessons at a local, county run aquatics center? No thank you. Go to the Prince William Aquatics Center at Colgan High School. For the same price as one hour at Chinn you can get a full month of lessons at Colgan. It has better, newer facilities and happy staff.

Thumbs down to whoever made the decision to drop Tuesday morning's Chair Yoga class. It was a very…read morepopular class. It was also beneficial to those of us who are seniors.

I have been an avid gym goer for 10 years. Iv held memberships at just about every gym in…read morewoodbridge and manassas, from power house to xsport, to the shop in manassas. Golds gym lake ridge is a gym that is very average across the board. Most if their equipment is older although they recently brought in an entirely new dumbbell section. They did a mini renovation during covid and changed things around a bit which gave the gym some better used work space. Golds lake ridge is probably one of the better gyms in woodbridge but that's not too prestigious, it is what it is. Their are some negative things. Some of the equipment is broken and they aren't the quickest to fix them. Some stair masters were out of service for months. Those things are coveted and when there are three for the whole gym it's frustrating. The mens bathroom is not vented well so god help your senses if there is a nasty dude blowing it up while you are there. They really need to update their locker rooms (mens is all I have ever seen). The sauna is nice but I wish they had more amenities and updated bathroom would be a necessary upgrade. I think the biggest issue for me came after covid the gym closed their kids time area permanently. This was the most frustrating decision they have ever made. So many of us complained and called asking when it would be brought back and their answer was a renovation completely getting rid of the area to open up more gym space for their chiropractor practice attached to them. I could write an entire paragraph about how much this pisses me off. I loved working out with my wife and being around to stop the gym weirdos from staring at her. But now she fends for herself when she goes because we have to take turns watching the kids to go to the gym. There are gyms with kids areas and I will be shopping around and making a move because of this. I'm not sure that there is any "better" gyms in woodbridge, but I would definitely do some shopping around to see what best fits you. The best gyms in northern Virginia are, The dmv iron gym, the shop ashburn but they are far for people around the woodbridge area. Hope this helps! Good luck

Don't bother, place is going down hill fast! Most of the staff are great, good culture, but the…read moreequipment has had ZERO maintenance in a year. Mens bathroom is filthy and the owner doesn't give a hoot about fixing broken equipment. When I tried to cancel the person at the front desk argued with me and told me my complaints were not valid.

Great instructors, staff and people. Great for your body! It will change your life for the betterread more

Their classes are good, their teachers are good, their prices are mildly expensive and they make it…read moredifficult for you to cancel your subscription. I tried doing it on the app but it told me I have to call in order to cancel, tried calling like 5 no answer, left voicemail still never got back to me. I haven't gone at all this month and they still charged me. I shouldn't have to go in person to cancel my subscription

If you're looking for a low-impact yet challenging workout that targets your muscles in ways you've…read morenever experienced before, Pure Barre is worth trying. I started barre during my pregnancy which was a great way to keep moving and exercising without much impact but still working on strength and flexibility, I'm 5 month postpartum and it has helped a lot with my pelvic floor recovery I also want to highlight the welcoming atmosphere. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned athlete, you're made to feel like you belong. The studio is clean, well-maintained, and the instructors are always encouraging and helpful, take a class with Aubrey and Cameron! They are amazing at teaching...you can tell how much they love their job. Thank you!

Pure Barre in Lorton has been my second home. The people are nice. The instructors care. I really…read morefeel like I belong. And...I get a great workout!

James Waters is an outstanding trainer, highly knowledgeable about all aspects of post injury…read morephysical training and will definitely help you accomplish your goals. J. Hyland

Im a returning gym member (i previously had a membership before the renovations happened). I like…read morethe spacing in this gym and they have just about all the equipment you could need to have a great workout. The downside (and this is could honestly just be a pet peeve of mine), many people here seem to not care about putting dumbbells back in their designated place. Besides that, the gym and staff have been great.