Please feel free to get in touch with us. For questions about this site, our new location or about joining the ACTS family you can email us at info@actsofva.com or call us at 885-669-ACTS(8657). Thank you.

From Points North

Take Powhite Parkway/VA 146 south towards VA Route 60 ($0.75 Toll), After the toll turn left at the traffic signal onto Charter Colony Parkway (0.8 Miles). Turn left at the traffic signal onto Genito Road (VA 604) (1.2 Miles). Turn Left at the traffic signal at Oaklake Boulevard (0.6 Miles).


From Points South

Take State Route 288 north to Route 360 Hull Street Road East. Turn left at the traffic signal onto Warbro Road. Cross over Genito Road at the traffic signal to Oaklake Boulevard. RISE will be on the left 0.6 Miles from the intersection.




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Before You Visit: Practical Tips for Getting Here and Getting Started

The directions above cover the two most common approaches into the Midlothian area, but traffic around Hull Street Road, Genito Road and the Route 288 corridor can change a lot depending on the time of day. Weekday evenings and Saturday mornings tend to be the busiest periods for youth sports and training sessions across Chesterfield County, so it is worth leaving a few extra minutes, especially on your first visit when you are still learning the turns. If you use a navigation app, compare its route with the written directions, since roadwork and new developments along these roads sometimes shift the quickest path.

Toll roads are another thing to plan for. The Powhite Parkway route involves a toll, and amounts can change over time, so check current rates and payment options before you set off rather than relying on older figures.

What to have ready when you get in touch

A short, clear message usually gets the most useful reply. When you email or call, it helps to include:

  • The athlete's age, sport and current training background
  • Specific goals, such as speed, strength, conditioning or preparing for a season
  • Any injuries or medical considerations (and whether a doctor or physiotherapist has cleared the athlete for training)
  • The days and times that suit your schedule

If you are interested in paintball rather than fitness work, mention group size and the kind of experience you want, whether a casual first outing or regular play.

Planning your first session

Arrive in comfortable athletic clothing and suitable trainers, bring a water bottle, and plan to get there early enough to warm up without rushing. Parents of younger athletes may want to stay for the first session to see how training is structured.

Before visiting, you can read more about our approach on the training page, check the current hours, or browse nearby venues for other places to train and compete around Chesterfield.