Palestra – Best Gym Websites Design HTML5 Template
Palestra is a free template. It is the best gym websites design template. Perfect choice for decent online gym website. Designed with HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript & Bootsrap framework. 100% responsive & cross-browser template. Download this sports and gym websites templates and make it yours!
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- HTML
- CSS
- JS
- Bootstrap 5
- Released Jun 2018
- v2.0 · Sep 2026
- 3 pagesin the live demo
- v2.0updated Sep 2026
- 7,186views
Palestra is a gym and fitness category website template which can be used to build an online gym fitness center and boost the online presence. This gym websites design has a one-page layout with a good color scheme and well-designed blocks. This is the best gym website design template which can be suitable for any kind of sports or gym activity like boxing, cross-fit, aerobics, meditation, training, yoga, karate, workout, bodybuilding, Zumba, dancing and much more. This gym website design template includes awesome features like an owl-carousel slider, catchy hover effects, colorful typography, social icons, image gallery with a magnific popup, back to top button, contact form etc. The template includes sections like workouts, images gallery, programs, testimonials, trainers and contact us form. View the demo for better understanding!
- membership.html — three membership plans (Starter, Pro, Elite) with a feature list each, four reasons to join
- workout.html — the six classes the gym runs, each with its level and a coach's description
- Rebuilt on Bootstrap 5.3 (was Bootstrap 3): grid, navbar, carousel and forms all use current markup.
- jQuery removed completely
- Font Awesome updated from 4 to 6. Exo 2 is now self-hosted rather than fetched from Google Fonts
- Every button in the template had href="" — twenty-three of them, including the two in the hero. Clicking any one reloaded the page. All now lead somewhere.
- The testimonial thumbnails sat hundreds of pixels away from the carousel they belong to, over on the left, with three empty boxes where they should have been.
- The "Make An Appointment" button drew its border in pieces whenever its label wrapped — a box around "Make An" and another around "Appointment".
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Features
| Template Type | Free |
|---|---|
| Compatible Browsers | Opera, Firefox, Google Chrome |
| Banner Slider | Bootstrap Carousel |
| Link hover effetcs | Yes |
| Coding | HTML 5, CSS 3, 1170 Grid System, Bootstrap 5 |
| Forms | Contact Form |
| Additional Features | Color palette, Light box, Gallery, Favicon, Stick To Top, Responsive Design, Social Links, Back To Top Button |
| Image Sources | Freepik, Flaticon, Pexels |
What’s new
v2.0Sep 2026
- membership.html — three membership plans (Starter, Pro, Elite) with a feature list each, four reasons to join, and an enquiry form that asks which plan the visitor is interested in. In v1 the hero's "FOR MEMBERSHIP" button, "Get One Now" and "Join Us" all had an empty link and simply reloaded the page. They now open this page.
- workout.html — the six classes the gym runs, each with its level and a coach's description, plus a Monday-to-Saturday timetable that turns into day-labelled cards on a phone. The four "View Workouts" buttons, dead in v1, now open it.
- Rebuilt on Bootstrap 5.3 (was Bootstrap 3): grid, navbar, carousel and forms all use current markup.
- jQuery removed completely, along with magnific-popup and waypoints. The template now ships one small plain-JavaScript file (js/main.js) covering the sticky navbar, smooth scrolling, the scroll-spy menu, the gallery lightbox and back-to-top.
- Font Awesome updated from 4 to 6. Exo 2 is now self-hosted rather than fetched from Google Fonts, so the template renders the same offline and loads nothing from a third party.
- Every button in the template had href="" — twenty-three of them, including the two in the hero. Clicking any one reloaded the page. All now lead somewhere.
- The testimonial thumbnails sat hundreds of pixels away from the carousel they belong to, over on the left, with three empty boxes where they should have been.
- The "Make An Appointment" button drew its border in pieces whenever its label wrapped — a box around "Make An" and another around "Appointment".
- Misspellings in the original copy: "TESTIMONIALES", "Fitnees", "beeter", "avilable", "Facilites", "Way To Trian" and "Moblie No".
- The contact form's message box shipped the words "Message : " as its contents rather than as a placeholder, so that text was submitted along with whatever the visitor typed.
- "BUY TEMPLATE" in the hero — marketplace copy that had leaked into the gym's own website — now points at the workouts page.
- The footer was still dated 2018.
- Every page now has its own title and meta description, one h1, alt text on images, and labelled navigation for screen readers.
- Every image carries its real width and height, so the page no longer shifts as photographs arrive, and images below the fold load only when needed.
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Download Details
- Published
- June 12, 2018
- Categories
- Fitness & GymSports & TravelFree Responsive Website Templates
- Tags
- BodybuildingFitnessFitness web designFitness websiteGymGym templateGym websiteHTML5HealthHealth clubSportTraining CenterWorkoutYogaresponsive
Source
- HTML
- CSS
- JS
- Bootstrap 5
Please note that the images in the template will be blurred in the downloaded package.
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- 3HTML pages
- 39images
Please note that the images in the template will be blurred in the downloaded package.
palestra-best-gym-websites-design-template/ ├── index.html ├── membership.html └── workout.html
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Can I use Palestra for a client's website?
Yes. The free version is licensed for personal and commercial use, including client work, as long as the footer credit stays. Remove it for $9.00₹499 one-time, or with Pro.
Do I need to know how to code?
You'll need to edit the HTML text and swap the images, which any code editor can do.
Will I get updates?
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Are the photos included?
The images in the template are blurred in the downloaded package, and the photos in the live demo are for the demo only. Add your own images.
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