Membership

We offer a range of membership types: Individual, Couple, Single Parent, Family, Senior Individual (age 62 and up), Senior Couple and Student (age 16 and up/student ID required).

All memberships are month-to-month.

Membership includes all areas of the facility plus all regularly scheduled aquatic and group exercise classes.

Single-Parent and Family memberships include child-care - view details.

Children ages 10-12 can use the indoor track and exercise equipment when directly supervised by a parent or guardian. Orientation with a Fitness Instructor is required before use of equipment. Children ages 13-15 have full access to the indoor track, exercise equipment and group fitness classes. Children ages 16 and up have full access to all areas, including aquatics. Children up to the age of 25 (as long as they are a full-time student) can be on the Family membership.

Every new member will receive a complimentary assessment with the Exercise Physiologist and an introduction to our fitness equipment.

Interested in learning more about the Powell Wellness Center? Our staff is available seven days a week to answer questions and provide tours.

For more information or to set up an appointment, call our Membership team at 540-829-4743, or email us at Membership@PowellWellnessCenter.com

If you need access to our various Membership forms, click here to view them.

Why Aren't Our Prices on Our Web Site?

We'll bet that you came to this page hoping to find our pricing. We don't post our prices for three reasons:

• our facility has different pricing
• we really need to know what kind of membership you are looking for so we can suggest the best plan for you, and
• you may be employed by one of the companies with whom we have a corporate relationship, so your pricing may vary.

Annie Williams

Although I joined PWC a number of years ago, I dropped my membership for a year or two because I wasn’t getting to the gym regularity. Since that time my father passed away and in the last several months of his life he was barely able to walk. My mother too has also become quite sedentary and has great difficulty walking.

Seeing the challenges that they encountered lead me to re-commit myself to my physical fitness. I couldn’t imagine not being able to run up and down the stairs, let alone walk across the room. I became fixated on the notion of “Use it or lose it”. I wanted to make sure that I was doing everything possible to ensure I would be highly mobile for the rest of my life. I was determined not to fall prey to inertia and excuses.

At 52 I renewed my commitment to physical fitness, dropped 20 pounds, run 10 miles a week on my own and with CRC, and am now training at PWC at least four times a week. I have enjoyed body pump, weight training and more recently working with Leslie on TRX and Pilates for better core strength. Thanks in large part to PWC, my bone density numbers have stabilized without medication and I feel better than ever.