I'm in town for work, and wanted to keep my workout routine going. Bull Run has been a delight the…read morecoaches are very encouraging and knowledgeable, workouts are a$$ kickers, and all the members are incredibly welcoming. If I lived in the are, I'd make this my box

This is one incredible Crossfit gym. I'm new to this style of working out and Bull Run Crossfit has…read morebeen extremely accommodating. The classes are absolutely amazing and the workouts are actually enjoyable for those looking for a challenge. I really enjoy how clean the facility is, the staff does an amazing job at keeping the place clean and safe for all of its members. If you're looking for a community gym, this is the place to be, hands down.

I've been going here since it opened up. I love this gym, it's constantly being cleaned!read more

There is mold in the hot tub, and found a hazard in the cold plunge where there was literally wires…read morecoming out of the light in the plunge, I spoke with the staff and it took them about an hour to come and only to put a hazard sign next to it and leave it unattended. Staff were very rude, dismissing and not caring.

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.

I've been powerlifting for 4 years now and this is one of my favorite gyms I've ever gone to. The…read moregym community is very welcoming, the owner is very obviously passionate about his gym, and there is great equipment. If you're looking for a powerlifting gym in the area, this place is the place to go!

A friend invited me to his gym so I couldn't pass up the opportunity to try this place out as I've…read morealways wanted to check this place out. My experience here has been pretty positive from my visit. The Gym/Equipment: The gym itself is decently sized. It's not a huge space like commercial gyms, but smaller with just enough machines/equipment for everybody to use. Being that it is a strength gym, there are plenty of powerlifting equipment to use. Plenty of barbells, deadlifts platforms, comp. bench's and squat racks. And, they have plenty of accessory machines as well. Overall, this gym has plenty of equipment to go around and nice quality selections to choose from. The gym was well kept and clean as well. The Environment/Staff: Upon entering the gym, I was greeted by the staff and they were incredibly welcoming and friendly. They gave me the tour of the space and I can tell from how everyone was interacting with each other, it was a tight-knit community. Seemed like almost everyone knew each other and it mad the whole environment feel very welcoming. The overall atmosphere was very cool, from the people to the great music selection. It was a fun experience. Overall, a 5/5. Highly recommend checking Unleash'd out! You won't be disappointed. I know I'll be back when I'm in the area again.

You ever see those girls at your gym that tries to lift weights, but has absolutely no idea what…read moreshe's doing? Yup, that's me and I have no problem admitting that! If someone isn't there to guide me while lifting weights, well then I'm shit out of luck. Cardio workouts are the only thing I know. A few weeks ago I finally realized it was time to get my act together and learn how to do more than run on a treadmill or dance around a studio. My best friend's little sister has been a part of Noble Crossfit for over a year now and always tried to get me to join. I was mainly discouraged before because of the price tag, but thought if I maybe didn't go out to eat and drink EVERY weekend..then I can use that money to pay for Crossfit. Or I can pretend I'm a baller and do it all? Sounds like something I'd do. Then I compared it to getting a personal trainer, which essentially that's what Noble Crossfit offers. At my gym, they charge $80 PER SESSION for a personal trainer. That trainer better give me the body of Jen Selter in that session if I'm paying $80 an hour. So, yes..a membership at Noble Crossfit is overall a GREAT value. Anyways, Noble Crossfit has been great. Laura, Nathan, and Ma truly care that you're doing the work outs properly and will adjust to your capabilities. Seeing as I have basically no upper body strength or lifting experience, they really take the time out to show me the proper techniques and form. They, along with all the members, are not there to judge you. They are there to help you lead a healthier lifestyle, so you'll never get that judgmental vibe. Yes there will be members there that are far more experienced than you, but honestly..they're focused on their own workouts...not standing there to see how much you can lift. I love that they have the workout of the day, which presents a variety/combination of work outs. Every day that you come in, you're in for a new surprise. And sometimes what's listed on the board will make you want to run back to your car and go home, but then you realize to not get scared because the instructors will guide you through it all. Nothing is impossible. You just gotta work hard and you'll grow and see results from there. And no, Noble Crossfit is not a cult..like many people assume haha

Noble is the best! Prior to joining Noble, I hated CrossFit and the idea of intense strength…read moretraining. My husband dragged me along to a class and I fell in love! With the people, the workouts, and the coaches. Noble meets you where you are so you don't have to have experience or know form and techniques. Every workout can be scaled. There is no reason not to try it! Over a year later and I can say that CrossFit and Noble have changed my life. People wonder why I'm able to handle stress and work better? CrossFit!

love this gym!!! been going here for 5+ years. best gym in the area by far. I regularly attend…read moremany of the classes and love the instructors. It also has all of the weight lifting equipment anyone could need.

I enjoy coming here when there's no crowd. It's kept clean and decently staffed. They're prompt…read moreabout fixing broken cable equipments & keeping up w the gym maintenance. The owner is friendly. 4/5 bc one basketball net is ripped and it's difficult to get on an equipment during peak times.

My favorite gym I have ever gone to. It has everything you need with a long terf workout area to…read moredo different exercises. They have a 24 hour pass option if you want to go anytime. Great price and it isn't overcrowded which can turn me off with big gyms.

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.