The Elevate team as a whole is exceptional. They not only provide oversight but are able to be…read morehands on in showing each technique. Their commitment to each child in the betterment of their skills is admirable. Coach Marcus is firm but fair and has a special way of connecting with my son. Coach Jamal is responsive and easy to work with in coordinating trainings. His vision, hard work and dedication to provide a safe haven for ballers is remarkable. The children feel seen and heard. They know they can come to any of the staff with not only basketball but real life situations to receive guidance. If you are interested in an anaxing program look no further. You will be in the best hands possible. We are thankful to be apart of the Elevate family.

My son loves this place, it's great for basketball athletes looking to better their skills. Whether…read moreit's in shooting skills or dribbling, it's a great place to tighten up those skills. They have individual training sessions and classes for the different age groups as well. My son just recently joined their AAU team and so far that experience has been great.

We love lil kickers in Manassas, VA. My kids have done soccer classes for many years with them and…read morethe summer camps. They love Coach Brian and Coach Chase. They keep the kids active and engaged. I also really like the owner. He is a really nice guy.

It is a good venue for the kids. Maybe a little shop worn, but it was ok. They took all of the…read morenecessary safety measures. Bleachers for parents to sit on.

This review is for the splash pad and playground. The incredibly awesome and very, very free splash…read morepad and playground. This new splash pad and playground serves as a reminder that damn Loudon County has some money. We got here at noon with our toddler and only planned to spend a couple of hours and ended up basically being here until they closed in the middle of summer at 8 PM. I think it's an amazing design to have three playground design for different ages right near the splash pad. Luckily it was like 5000° out so kids dried off the minute they left the waterpark to go to playgrounds. So being a wet mess really wasn't a concern. There are a few rules to the waterpark that includes no toys and no dogs and the standard diaper requirements for the incontinent , but otherwise it's pretty open and people were really really well behaved. The bathrooms are amazingly clean for a public bathrooms and offer wide enough stalls to change in. It's highly recommended because of temperatures and the fact that most of the place is concrete to wear water shoes. The only issue we had was that a baby kept putting wet banana peels like this was Mario kart in the splash pad and people kept tripping on them. Most of the water features are well functioning and a lot of fun. The playground themselves range from ages 5 to 12, and have a lot of hills with Astroturf, which is kind of fun to just roll down and they have slides built into them. There are a lot of climbing activities. The slides do get hot on a sunny day, but since the kids are already wet from the waterpark, they seem fine. And the park is very clean. We went on a weekday and it wasn't really that crowded, but I can see how weekends could be pretty full. They also have lots of tables for our families to sit down and enjoy some picnic items.

My kids love it. It's clean and lots of parking space and well maintained. It's worth visiting.read more

This is a great park! It's got trails, a water park, playground, and it's really well kept…read more We stopped here to run our kids around and ended up going around the entire park twice. What a great space! We mostly used the gravel and grass trails through the woods. The trails were fantastic with wildlife and sticks and immaculately kept up with very little trash. There were deer on the trail and rabbits scurrying about. It was very well shaded for this Kate August visit, making it tolerably cool. If you're in this area, this is the top park. It was a random discovery fir us, but I think it's the major park around. We just parked at a trail head and ventured in. There are many trail heads and entrances to the park, so just find one on the map.

Cute park to take the kids to or a peaceful spot to walk the trail. It has two playgrounds (one for…read moresmaller children and one for bigger kids), swings, a baseball field, and a basketball court. There's also a gazebo area that's perfect for lunch and a few benches where parents can relax. The park is conveniently located right next to the Waterworks Splash Pad, where kids can swim during the summer before enjoying a picnic under the gazebos. One downside is that there's only a porta-potty on site, and it isn't very clean--so it's best to make a restroom stop before arriving.

I paid a visit to the beautiful Lubber Run Community Center to be vaccinated against COVID-19…read more Sadly, the center was not open at the time to be frolicked upon, gamed in, or purposed as an event venue. But, I nevertheless got a glimpse of the beautiful architecture, stunningly pristine parking garage, luscious grasses, and shining basketball court that Our Community considers representative of the Lubber Run Community Center. In all honesty, I only saw a handful of the many rooms of this vast complex, but was impressed. The floors and walls seemed solid, and were a color that was generic but not institutional. A stark contrast from my days in elementary school. But this is not an elementary school. I'm no architect, but I found the structure of beams and buttresses to be quite appetizing. This, of course, is in no small part due to the lovely wooden accents that define them: is it pine, spruce, oak, cedar, beech, ash, or a supple fir? I certainly do not know and I will not claim to know--I'm no liar and I'm certainly no thief. It seems that the types of community gatherings taking place in this center have shifted because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Previously, the youth and the elderly came together to play a leisurely game of basketball, learn how to use Microsoft PowerPoint, memorize some basic phrases of Old Church Slavonic, take a cooking class, or roll about on the succulent grasses. Now, the masses of Arlington County convene to receive the latest iteration of the COVID-19 vaccine. The games and classes and rolling of the past are truly a tale of bygone years! Alas. But so it goes. I don't know and I don't particularly want to know the etymology behind "Lubber Run." It sounds filthy. But who knows what the county leadership, the Namers Themselves, had in mind. I certainly do not know and I will not claim to know. Nevertheless, the facility is pleasant. In 2021, I'd recommend paying a visit to get vaccinated. No photos allowed.

Really awesome community center with a gym, basketball courts, pickleball courts, learning rooms,…read moreand party rooms. Sarah at the front desk is the best ever; she's so helpful, kind, and dedicated. When my phone got stolen, she worked tirelessly to help me find it.

Great fireworks display tonight! I watched from my apartment in Greenspring. What an unexpected…read moretreat!

Pretty park, was not totally wow'd. There is a pretty pavilion to have picnics at and there is…read moreplaces to throw a frisbee at as well as a basketball court. No bathrooms though. The only thing I found was a small port-o-potty right by the small parking lot. For a large get-together or to hike around, this is perfect. They also have grills so you can eat outside to your liking. It is not too far from Lake Akkotink if you want to check that out as well. I will give this; it is quieter than Lake Akkotink. So if you want some serene scenery, this works.

Not alot of people which I like and price is pretty good no classes I would love classes that are…read moreconsistent Big locker and bathroom clean I wouldn't shower I just like taken a shower at home. ... over all good just no classes

I only come here to watch my son and nephews play in aau basketball tourneys when it's held…read morehere...it's chaotic..noisy...whistles blowing...parents screaming...sometimes at thier own kids...if I may add its to late for that..should have had them practicing before they got on the court lol...but all its aau basketball 8 games going on at the same time...its the the best spot fo tourneys East Coast Competions. Bring your own food...the food there is not worth the money..but they do serve hot dogs..chips and water and gatorade.

"Trainer" is full of himself and my kid didn't even make his freshman team after he guaranteed it…read more Also, go ahead and shave that combover off your head, you're not fooling anyone.

From the owner: 24/7 Basketball provides individual, group, and semi-private basketball training to the Chantilly…read moreand Ashburn areas of VA.

So far best gym chain in the DMV right now without having to go to the extreme side of the scale…read moreand pay for what may as well be a private "club". Onelife gyms expanded to purchase a lot of locations of other region gyms and in doing so their styles differ a bit between gym - which may be jarring for some. But you don't have to notice if you get the cheaper membership with fewer gym choices. Classes are good and offer varied options, but you may have to hunt for which gym works for your time schedule as getting to one on time is a chore with our traffic. Including all the basics you may need and more, like child care optional extras for the families that need it. At this pace this is set to be a good gym for you for the next ten years easily.

I've been coming to this OneLife Fitness location for quite some time and have always had a good…read moreexperience... until today. I came in for my regular workout around 8:00 PM and started a warm-up on a machine in the personal training area. I understand that this area is prioritized for personal training between 6 AM and 7:30 PM, but at that time (8pm)there wasn't anyone using this specific machine. I even asked another member nearby, who confirmed he was not using it. A trainer with tag name under Michael L approached me in a very aggressive and confrontational manner. I had my headphones on and barely heard him yelling out, but before I could even respond, he walked up and pretty much forcefully pulled the machine cord and told me to leave this machine because he claimed to be using it for his trainee. What made the situation worse was that even the trainees he was working with appeared uncomfortable, and another member who witnessed the interaction told me not to mind him and kindly offered me his machine instead. This was a very disappointing experience and not the level of professionalism I expect from someone representing this gym. I hope management addresses this, as it reflects poorly on an otherwise good facility.