Fitness / Gym Membership

Fitness / Gym Membership is a landing page that sells a trial rather than a membership — because nobody signs a gym contract from a web page, but plenty of people will walk in once for free.
Sections, in order

Sticky navbar with anchors and a trial button.
Full-bleed hero — location line, a headline that names the reader's own procrastination, two calls to action, a friction-remover line, and four counters (members, trainers, weekly classes, year founded).
Class programmes — six cards with photo, difficulty badge and a description that says what the session actually does to you.
Weekly timetable — a real seven-day grid across four time slots, with a booking rule underneath.
Coaching team — four head coaches with photo, speciality and the credential that matters.
Membership tiers — three prices with a highlighted middle plan and per-tier lists that also show what a tier does not include.
Transformations — three member stories, each headed by a measured result and carrying the member's age and tenure. One is about blood sugar rather than aesthetics, which is what makes the section believable.
Facilities — eight cards covering the floor, recovery, the bar, lockers, parking and the app.
Trial section — what the trial includes, beside a claim form with a goal selector.
FAQ — six questions about being a beginner, hidden conditions, contract length, quiet hours, freezing and parking.

Design and style. Near-black with an acid-lime accent, heavy condensed display type and photography that fills the frame — the visual language of a gym, held together by a strict grid. The timetable, the FAQ accordion, the counters and the mobile menu are vanilla JavaScript.
Before you publish. The timetable is a static grid, so update it to your real class schedule before anyone turns up expecting a class that does not exist. Replace the prices, coach credentials and address. The claim form has named inputs and no action attribute, so PageHub attaches the handler on publish and trial requests arrive in Form Submissions.
Best suited to gyms and fitness centres, yoga and pilates studios, martial arts clubs, dance schools, climbing gyms — any membership business whose best sales tool is one free visit.