Numerous sporting events at this complex: field hockey, soccer, lacrosse, inside soccer even high…read moreschool band competitions.

This facility is amazing it has so many different spots going on at the same time all housed in…read morethis amazing building. It is pretty, well lit and clean.

Best location in Hampton Roads, good atmosphere, friendly staff, gym is always clean, I joined Fit…read more360, 8 years ago and never regretted it. Thanks to our trainers Stephen and Paige Johnson for structured workout , I am looking forward to our morning exercise ,three times a week.

I just recently switched my gym membership from Planet Fitness to Onelife. I only switched because…read morePlanet Fitness can get old with there machines with not many varieties. What I do like about Onelife is that there is enough equipment for everyone. This place is usually busy around 4-5. The front desk staff are nice and friendly. The men trainers not so much always on their phone and are rude. Onelife needs to do some deep cleaning though I have never in my life seen so many dust in a gym and there machines are old as heck! They are going to swear they clean it everyday!

The atmosphere here is awesome. Indoor sand volleyball is the absolute best year-round hobby ever!…read more However, To TVA: please give me a YouTube tutorial on how to put a score in, because your website is jank.

Great tournament and really liked the facility. Easy to get in and out of and the courts are nicely…read moremaintained with the netting to keep the balls from flying all over the place! Absolutely would go back here.

Indoor facilities that still have that new gym smell aka no sweat and feet smell to hit you in the…read moreface. Ample seating for fans!

My son has been playing for this league for over 10 years. We have had coaches come and go. We have…read morethis new coach who lets the team bully other team mates. I have brought it the the leagues attention after i tried to communicate with the coach. I got no response back from the coach. The leauge stuck up for there coach and told me i make bold statements. The coach continued to let the team captain belittle the other players. The coach wouldnt let some kids play only 5 to 10 minutes of the game because they suck. Way to go beach Fc. Very disappointed even know i tried to get help from the coach and league.

KRA Sports is the largest and best ran recreation association in Virginia Beach…read more they are well ran by great volunteers. Offers baseball, softball, and basketball for kids 4-16.

While KRA shares the same address as the Kempsville Rec Center, I believe it is run separately from…read moreParks & Rec. KRA offers youth sports such as tee ball, baseball, fast pitch softball, football, basketball and cheering. You can register online or in person when they hold sign-ups. This review is only for the tee ball program. Our son played tee ball with KRA in the Fall of 2010 and Spring of 2011. He had a different coach each time. Both were nice, patient guys and good with the kids, but the first coach was far superior to the second in that he wasn't soft spoken and could lead the team. Kids in the tee ball age group need a lot of firm direction. When my kid is on that field, whether it be practice or a game, coach is in charge. You do as coach says the first time he says it. It can still be fun, but if the whole team is sitting around playing in the dirt, no one is getting anything out of that. Either way, I give these guys a lot of credit for their patience. The kids received team hats and shirts that they were able to keep. The shirts were not personalized with their names. The parents buy their child's glove, pants, socks and cleats. We found little bat bags at Target for $10. The beginning of the season seemed disorganized. After sign ups it took an awful long time to find out when practice would start. I don't understand why practice start dates wouldn't be set ahead of time. I know each team practices at a different time and place, but I couldn't even get an answer to what week practice would start. Once practice did start, the seasons ran smoothly. The coaches were provided with practice equipment, including batting helmets. In the Fall season we traveled to different locations in the area to play, and home games were played at the fields by the Rec Center. The Spring season all games were played at the Rec Center. That was so much more convenient. Overall, our experience with the tee ball program was OK. I know it's run by volunteers, so it is what is is. I don't know how the other programs are run. We did football and basketball with West Kempsville Youth Athletics in 2011 and loved it, so we tried out tee ball with them this year. That review is coming next. I would say that the KRA Tee Ball program is better than the West Kempsville Tee Ball program, but I'm not a huge fan of either. Next year we are going to try out the Kempsville Pony Baseball league. KRA has a Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Kempsville-Recreation-Association/ They should utilize it more.