Fitness website

Fitness website templates for trainers, studios and online classes

These templates share their code with our gym designs, but this page is written for the other side of the business: the personal trainer, the yoga or pilates studio, the coach selling online programmes. What you need from a fitness website template is a strong personal introduction, class or programme pages that explain what a session looks like, testimonials, and a clear way to book a first session. All nine templates here have those sections; the differences are tone and layout.

All nine were rebuilt in 2026 on Bootstrap 5 without jQuery, and most now have a class timetable, trainer profiles and membership prices on pages of their own. If you would rather edit from a dashboard, Pulsiron comes as a WordPress theme, an Elementor theme and a Next.js template.

Layouts by type of fitness business

• Personal trainer. Your story, your sessions and a way to book: BetterBodiez has a coach profile page with specialisms, session times and a booking link, and FitPlus has a coach profile, a timetable and a free-trial sign-up with plan cards.
• Yoga, pilates or dance studio. A timetable and class descriptions matter most. CrosstownGym has a week of forty classes with the trainer, the room and a Book button on each row, and Gym-Fitcare has a page for each programme that says who it is for and what to bring. For dance specifically see the JustDance template.
• Online coaching and programmes. Fitnessmoves turns its portfolio pages into Programmes (courses, clinics and camps), with a class page that takes bookings.
• Interval, HIIT and circuit classes. Gymbit has a live interval clock in the hero, a classes timetable with booking and a free-trial form.
• Strength and lifting. Gym-Vigour has a barbell scroll bar, a plate picker, a class schedule with booking and personal training packs.
• A small gym on one page. Palestra keeps everything on one scrolling home page, with separate workout and membership pages. Absolute Powerup adds a class timetable with the coach for each class, membership prices and a trainers page.

Content that converts on a fitness site

Before-and-after results (with permission), a short video or a real photo of you coaching, and specific class descriptions — length, level, what to bring — do more than stock imagery. Put your booking link or form on every page, not only the contact page; every template here has a call-to-action button in the header you can point at your booking tool. Keep the pricing visible: hiding it is the most common reason fitness sites lose enquiries.

Setting up your fitness site

Download the zip, replace the images in the images folder at the same sizes, edit the text in index.html and the inner pages, and upload to any host. The form in each template is plain HTML — connect it to a form service or your email in one line. For the business-side view of the same templates (memberships, multi-location layouts), see the gym website tag.