Onelife Fitness - Newport News Sports Club

Reviews

• DD

  Damion Duncan

  Apr 6, 2026
  5.0
  Very good environment. Great equipment and staff
• BD

  Brandon Duncan

  Apr 6, 2026
  5.0
  Clean facility, friendly staff, and more than enough equipment. This gym set up is perfect!
• BM

  Becky Mosbrucker

  Apr 3, 2026
  5.0
  Always a good workout here!
• LS

  Look Son

  Mar 31, 2026
  1.0
  Gym is nice, staffs are friendly. But holy if you ever think about cancelation or removing members from your account, good luck. Took me 2months and 3 phones calls with different managers all the way in DC. Thanks for charging 98dollars “maintenance fee” cause I put payment on hold waiting for them to sort out the billing. Cheery on top is that you still stuck in $40 a month on one year contract that you still have to pay even when you moved away and will never be using that gym again. Basically be prepare to toss $400+ aside when you sign up for this Update: I just found out even if you finished the 1 year contract then request for them to not renew, you will be hit with 3months of subscription fee…..so yeah it will be closer to $600 dollars down the drain
• DR

  Dessy Renae

  Mar 26, 2026
  1.0
  I recently started coming back to this gym location and chose it again because it’s typically less busy than the Tech Center location. I also want to highlight that the front desk staff—especially Cori and the three gentlemen who work nights—have been consistently warm, welcoming, and professional, even during late hours when I usually arrive. However, I did have a negative experience on 3/25 that I feel should be addressed. I arrived after 8:30 PM with a friend I’m usually accompanied by. As we walked in, there was a group gathered near the barcode scanner. While I was scanning in, my friend walked slightly ahead past the group and was loudly yelled at by a staff member to come back and scan. We fully understand the importance of scanning in and have no issue doing so—we both have active memberships and always follow that process. This appeared to be an honest mistake due to the crowding near the entrance, not an attempt to bypass check-in. I later found out that the individual who addressed her this way was the manager Joesph Barbur, which made the interaction more concerning. There are more appropriate and respectful ways to communicate with members in these situations. The tone and approach used felt unnecessarily harsh, especially compared to the consistently positive experiences we’ve had with the rest of the staff. I’m sharing this feedback in hopes that it can be addressed, as professionalism and respectful communication—especially from management—make a big difference in the overall gym experience.