Use the timetable section: add one row per class with the day, time, class name, coach and level, and reorder the rows as the schedule changes. It stays readable on phones, where most members check it.

Yes. Link the trial buttons to your booking tool, or add the contact section with a form that sends to Formspree or any endpoint. Say what happens next, for example that you reply the same day with a time.

Prices, what each plan includes, any joining fee, the notice period and whether memberships can be frozen. Clear terms reduce enquiries and build trust, and the three-tier pricing section is designed for exactly this.

Yes. Rename the classes, swap the images and adjust the plans. A personal trainer can drop the timetable and use the Coach & Consultant template, which is built around one-to-one programmes.

Yes. The Gym & Fitness Website template is free for personal and commercial use, with no sign-up, no watermark and no attribution required.

Click “Use this template” to open it in the free Website Builder. Click any section to change its text, images and links, change colours and fonts for the whole page in the Theme tab, and add, remove or drag sections to reorder them.

Both. Use it as one scrolling page, or as a 9-page website (Home, Pricing, About, FAQ, Log in, Sign up, Blog, Article, Privacy) that opens with every page in the editor. The pages share one navbar, footer and theme, and the menu links to every page automatically. Add more pages (About, Pricing, Contact, Blog and others) or remove any you don’t need in the builder’s Pages tab.

Yes. As one page you get a ZIP with index.html and an assets folder. As a 9-page website you get one HTML file per page (index.html, pricing.html, about.html, faq.html, login.html, register.html, blog.html, article.html, privacy.html), a shared styles.css and script.js, and an assets folder with your images, then upload it to any web host. Links between pages also work when you open the files from your computer.