The nZone

I’ve been a member for about one year now, and I only use the gym.
At first, I thought it was awesome: so many power racks and dumbbells — this is a strength trainer’s heaven! Yes, they have some dumbbells, treadmills, and ellipticals, but who needs those?
It usually gets crowded around 4 PM due to high school kids getting out of school. It’s why I started going at either 8 AM or 10 PM.
Tonight was the straw that broke the camel’s back: I usually show up around 9:30 PM, and there’s always 1 – 2 power racks available, but this time, they were all taken! It was crowded and even the deadlift area was fully occupied as well!
I waited 10 – 15 minutes to see if it would clear out, but the racks were still occupied. NO ONE was using the strength machines, and I suppose that’s a good thing, unless you’re a bodybuilder who has exhausted the benefits of barbells and needs to do some isolation work.
However, I never see any pro bodybuilders show up, so really, why can’t there be more power racks?
Frustrated, I left cursing under my breath… I’m gonna finally buy a squat rack for my home gym.

Awesome place for both adults and kids. Inexpensive, best turf indoor field and facility in NoVA.

I love the nzone! I loved being able to go to Zumba while my husband worked out with the weights and my daughter went to the kids care area. The staff greeted her by name each day and made her feel so welcome. I also loved being able to take her to Preschool Playtime on T/​Th and let her run around for just 2 dollars (with a membership.) My family highly recommends the nzone!

I’ve been coming to this gym for 2 years now and finally writing my review. This is an indoor practice field facility (3 turf fields and basketball courts) as opposed to your typical gym. At first, I absolutely loved this place. It has a small weight training area that includes free weights, a handful of treadmills, ellipticals, stationary bikes and some matts. This is why I signed up for this place and it was perfect for my needs. This place was not too crowded and for the price you pay, it’s a steal at $ 30/​month. It would get a little crowded in the evening 5−7pm, but what gym doesn’t. However, this gym took a turn for the worse a few months ago. It has partnered with a performance training group that takes over the weight lifting area with groups of 8 – 12 people and they actually have put up signs with specific equipment reserved especially for them (during peak hours too — early am and early evening). So, needless to say it’s a challenge trying to work out at this time.
Unfortunately, I cannot recommended this place for your gym needs. If you want to shoot some hoops, play on the turf fields or grab a smoothie, this place is for you. I’m shopping for another gym.

great facility! friendly staff! the GM Travis Huff is awesome to work with!

First time here and for sure not my last, the fields here are the best indoor turf fields in north Virginia, the staff here is the nicest staff ever since its owned by a church. The prices here without a membership are 5 $ for the field and 10 $ for the gym. I’m gonna start coming here all the time.

It’s a sports complex, yet it’s also a church. The idea behind this is to reach those within the community and to be an outlet to them to plug into New Life Church, IF and WHEN they are ready. I think this is a great concept and even without the concept, our community has a safe place for kids and families to have fun and get fit! I’ve been a gym member of nZone since they opened several years ago. The gym area itself is small, but it has all the necessary equipment to get a good workout in. That is, if you are NOT there during peak hours and/​or when there are group trainings in process. Recommend early morning, before 9am, mid-​day before 4pm or late night, after 8pm. The reasonably priced membership gets you access to fitness classes, turf fields, basketball court, locker room/​showers. At additional costs there is an onsite Café and childcare center, cross fit and bootcamp classes as well.

This review is for the nZone facility and Adrenaline Boot Camp with Colton.
I was able to get my hands on a free week trial of classes thanks to my sister and her fiancé who have been going for a while so I decided to give the 8 am Saturday class a try (currently going through a break up so yes, I did something I normally wouldn’t do: wake up early on a Saturday and be a real person).
The class itself was pretty challenging. I got a great workout and Colton pushed us hard without being a drill sergeant. It is circuit training style where you split up into groups and go from one station to the next working on different high-​intensity workouts for 90 seconds. It reminded me of conditioning sessions back in my high school lacrosse and field hockey days. It is a little better than working out solo because you aren’t suffering alone.
Chantilly is pretty far out for me so I have not used any other classes in my free week trial but if it were closer I absolutely would. You can tell this is a small fitness crew but with time I can see it growing bigger. Keep it up, guys!

I’ve been a member of nZone for a year and a half and I love it. I belong to both the gym and the Adrenaline bootcamp. The gym is typically not as busy as other gyms, but it’s also doesn’t have an extensive selection of workout equipment either. For me, it has what I need to accomplish my fitness goals.
Adrenaline is a fantastic bootcamp and helps me push myself. It’s about $ 50 a month which is a great value considering you can attend unlimited classes.
Another thing I really like about nZone is it’s owned and operated by a church. There’s good people all around and I’m proud to be a member.

Men’s B-​ball Adult league. They play running 20 minute half’s with stop and go in the last 2 minutes of each half. Rules of play are on the release for free throws and no jumping out of bounds for time outs…
The have two basketball courts and 3 indoor soccer fields, weights and aerobics room. Juice bar for smoothies, snacks and sandwiches, with small table area (about 6 high-​top tables, with bar stools) and 2 TV’s on sports. there are small seating areas for all of the sports played with sideline seating for basketball and one of the soccer fields…
Most ironic is this a church on Sunday and they have often have outreach related events during the week in which sports or going on. The Church is called New Life Christian Church…

Pretty disorganized … We were there for a karate tournament today…
late getting started, thus many events were very behind.
Sound system wasn’t the best… making it very hard to hear the different events, and where kids were supposed to be and when…
And there were only only 2 tiny sets of bleachers… additional seating was definitely needed!
Gave it 3 stars because kids had a great time and I guess that is what really matters.

Ive been at nZone for a little less than a year, and I am still a fan! For only $ 30 a month, you get what you pay for. They have 3 basketball courts and 3 turf fields. They also have a weight room, but unfortunately its not as extensive as a Golds Gym/​Sport and Health. But I’ve never had a problem doing the workouts I need whenever I go. The biggest complaint I would have with them is that the fields/​courts are usually booked for camps/​classes, and they dont have TOO many open spots for open play, but you can always check online or ask them at the front desk of the availability. The people who work there are really nice, and I’ve always gotten clear information on whatever I want.

This review is for Adrenaline boot camp. I have been going to the boot camp for months and love it! The instructors are excellent. The workouts are challenging in a good way. Modifications are always available for different levels. No two days are the same. Best boot camp I’ve been to.

Nice clean facility, really nice fields. Well run adult league’s for soccer. Good customer service.
By far better than it’s local competitors. I would assume their other services are just as recommended.

My husband got a Living Social deal for the SoldierFit program that is at this facility. He got a free day pass for me to check out the rest of the gym or try a class. So I decided to try the Zumba class when he we t to class tonight. There were lots of people, men and women, but it wasn’t overcrowded. Brittani the instructor and her friend Ashley were so fun and upbeat. They made the class so much fun! It was definitely a tough workout but, hey, I used to dance that much at a club and payed a lot more for the cover charge! I had so much fun, I decided to buy a membership. Only $ 30 for a month to month membership! There are lots of classes to choose from, my membership will definitely be put to great use. And each family member you add on is less expensive. Such a great deal!

Decent gym for the price. No contract and no hassle. This is the basics gym with no sales pitch.
If you want the slick gym this is not for you but for me it is straight forward and the staff works hard to correct any issues.

First time here and to play dodgeball. Nice facility, no complaints. Staff was friendly. Didn’t check out their gym area as I belong to another gym, but the field/​area for dodgeball was nice.

This review is solely for the preschool playtime they hold on Tuesdays and Thursdays (
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Took my 19 month old here today. For $ 5, you can let your little one run around with other children for a full two hours. Lots of space, padded astroturf surface, some toys, hoops, and a moon bounce.
You still need to supervise your child, but there are staff available to maintain control over the line for the moon bounce and the rainbow parachute game.

Wow, only 1 review? We come here for 2 different reasons so I’ll review both.
First, is the preschool play event. They just started having this a few weeks before Easter so they had some kinks to work out. The first couple of weeks were crowded and there was definitely not enough staff for all the children present. Now that the novelty has worn off there are a lot less kids (though still a decent amount) and there is a lot more staff interaction. I have a «slow to warm up» 3 year old and a 10 month old and both have fun here. Keep in mind it’s huge open soccer field with ride on toys, tunnels, hoops, balls, etc., there are no permenant play structures. There is a staff member that mans the door and makes sure that no curious children attempt to escape, as well as another who mans the moonbounce. I never leave my kids alone though you can, I usually sit on the side and play with the baby (or read a book on my kindle if she’s asleep) while the big kid runs crazy. If it was just my 3 year old I’d be ok leaving him and working out (there’s a gym on site) but not so much the baby. The staff has done well to deal with my son’s standoffish personality, and he now actively plays games with them and the other kids. His favorite thing once he got the nerve to try it is the moon bounce, which he probably stays in at least an hour each visit. Definitely a good place to try out for a younger kid on a rainy day.
My 3 year old has also taken baseball/​soccer lessons here as well for the past 6 months. The staff of the nzone was curteous and the facility is great. My son especially loved watching the big kids play a game on the field next to ours, it gave him something to look forward to in a few years. The bathrooms were very clean (they even have a separate family bathroom and were willing to let us use the kids bathroom in the childcare area). I’m a happy customer.
I’m thinking about becoming a member and joining the gym as well. The price is nice and they offer some pick up basketball and leagues which my hubs is interested in. Will update if I do.

We went to one of the preschool play events. Their site said «Moms & Dads of preschoolers — bring your kids and bring your friends to Preschool Playtime at the nZone every Tuesday & Thursday from 10 a.m. to noon. We’ll have a moonbounce, ride-​on toys, tunnels, hoops, balls, the parachute, games and more. We’ll play with your children while you and your friends catch up, you grab a minute to respond to emails, or maybe just relax with some coffee and a good book. Or, try out our Mom and Tot exercise class right on the same field. You can work out while you’re kids play!»
The set up was the large field had balls, some riding toys, and some other baby toys and a bounce house. Besides the parents the only staff that was «playing» with the kids that I saw was policing the bounce house where they would let kids jump for a minute and then switch out. One staffer seemed to get really irritated when a little 2 – 3 year old «cut the line» and snippily said to her «you know you can’t just cut in line». She was little, I doubt the kid was even fully out of diapers, c’mon really? I saw a couple middle school to maybe high school kids here and there helping (one was checking the numbers of the wristbands when we left to make sure they matched) but that was it for staff on the field. I also didn’t see a workout class on the field, nor did anyone make a mention of one.
Kids were grabbing toys from other kids and fighting over the ride ons. My one year old was constantly having toys yanked from her and after some tears, we would find another item, but it happened quite a bit and only occasionally did the other parent seem to see what was going on. I don’t blame the other parents, the activity is listed as though there would be more hands on involvement from staff.
Considering we paid 10 bucks for my daughters to run around and kick balls and jump for 60 seconds on the bounce house, I think we’d prefer going to PB & Jack on bad weather days where the staff really does work hard to engage the kids and they get to play on what they want.