Personal trainer website templates. Pick one and Cactal builds it.
136 designs for one-on-one and in-home personal trainers, small-group and sports performance coaches, and online fitness and nutrition coaches. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your website, with your programs and prices, your credentials and an inquiry form for free consultations.
Personal trainer website designs

A coach with a kettlebell and a promise of short workouts and simple meals that fit around family life.

A trainer spotting a client's squat in a dark studio, with a free consultation as the only button.

A coach cheering on a kettlebell squat under a short headline, for trainers who coach in person and online.

A coach watching a careful deadlift beside a bold promise, for trainers who rebuild clients after injury.

A coach portrait beside a bold two-color headline, with two stat cards as proof under the buttons.

A coach filming a client's squat and three benefit columns, for online coaches who review form by video.

A trainer cheering on a client's kettlebell lift, for studios that offer private sessions and sessions for two.

A calm session on a sunlit wood floor, for trainers whose small private studio is part of the appeal.

A calm studio portrait and one consultation button, for coaches who plan training, eating and habits together.

A dark page with a hot pink line and a free guide as the first step, for coaches who sell on method.

Your name in giant type and one start button, for solo trainers whose clients come to train with them.

A coach and a busy gym floor behind one intro offer, for studios that mix small groups, one-on-one and nutrition.

The coach introduces herself in the first line, with an application button and pricing one click away.

A blunt two-line headline and a black and white portrait, for coaches who sell one clear step-by-step plan.

A coach guiding a mixed-age group on the floor, with workshops and online programs in the menu.

Serif capitals and a first-person intro over a dark gym, for movement coaches who train adults over 40.

An outdoor session with a coach cheering on a client, and a free call as the first step.

A trainer correcting a dumbbell row under a plain promise, for gyms that sell lasting change one-on-one.

A centered promise over a coached session, with a video intro and stars, for trainers who plan every workout.

Three short promises, a coach at work and two service tiles, for coaches of older adults online and in person.

A two-line promise about lifting better with age, with client faces, for coaches of busy midlife adults.

A fit, smiling client on a plain backdrop under a centered promise, for online coaches who train adults over 40.

A split hero with a coached dumbbell row, for one-to-one trainers whose clients are busy professionals over 40.

A zip code field leads straight to a trainer, for mobile training businesses that send coaches to clients' homes.

A trainer leading band rows on a sunny patio above a strip of trust points, for trainers who visit older clients.

Two blob-framed outdoor photos and rounded type, for coaches who run one-to-one sessions and park classes.

A coach correcting a squat in a group of women of different ages, warm and encouraging.

Names all three services in the headline with a class button first, for gyms that train people in every format.

A row of strong women of different ages under one bold line, for gyms and coaches building a women's community.

A short application, an intro video and three plain benefits, for nutrition coaches who work one-on-one with women.

Two pills say online or in person under a calm headline, for coaches who train women through life changes.

Smiling clients in a wide photo beside a huge headline, for online training and nutrition coaches for women.

A city-named headline over a smiling dumbbell session, for training teams with several coaches and locations.

Six trainer portraits beside the headline, for a business with a team of coaches to choose from.

Three short promises and a free first session, for mobile trainers who meet clients wherever suits them.

An outdoor session by the water and a client quote, for coaches who train one-on-one, online and in small groups.

A diagonal panel beside a kettlebell swing on a hilltop, for trainers who coach outdoors and online.

Ready-made programs and personal coaching side by side, with a button to meet the coach and a stat card.

A cheerful session with the coach's qualifications under the button, for trainers of adults over 40.

A laughing dumbbell row and a starter program link, for coaches of adults over 40 getting back into training.

A plain job title as the headline and a stretch on a mat, for trainers who focus on how clients feel.

A coach watching a split squat under a two-part promise, for trainers who take clients from rehab back to sport.

A relaxed coach portrait at home and a first-person promise, for coaches whose clients juggle work and kids.

A coach watching a lift above ready-made programs with prices, for online coaches who sell plans and coaching.

A confident coach beside an empty rack and one consultation button, for trainers who coach busy professionals.

A golden-hour garage gym and one programs button, for online coaches who sell home workouts with meal plans.

A heavy condensed headline beside a coached kettlebell swing, for trainers who plan both training and food.

A laughing client in a park beside a navy panel, for trainers who coach busy adults in person and online.

A lifter setting up a heavy deadlift beside a first-person promise, for coaches who teach women to lift.

A client training along with a coach on screen, for online trainers who coach live sessions by video.

A coach crouched beside a heavy back squat, for online strength teams led by a competitive lifter.

A weekly plan on a phone beside the coach, for trainers who coach in person and through their own app.

Answers a common worry about aging in the headline and starts with a quiz, for coaches who train older adults.

A starter program as the whole headline, for gyms that ease beginners into coached small-group sessions.

A group lifting dumbbells under a centered headline, for trainers who run classes at more than one studio.

A smiling side plank in a rounded frame beside the coach's three roles, for trainers who also teach Pilates.

A top bar for client events and a workplace wellness link, for trainers who build community around their clients.

Lists each workshop with its date under the headline, for coaches who run short postpartum series.

A trainer and client fill the screen under a centered promise, with buttons for a consultation and the studios.

A sled push on a wide field and three training pillars below, for coaches who build strength, speed and endurance.

Four trainers posing together and a button to find a studio, for training businesses with a team and studios.

A coach watching a sled push on a running track, with courses for other coaches beside the main button.

A bold italic promise about speed and recruiting, for coaches who train high school athletes for college sport.

A centered panel with the trial and both prices between training photos, for coaches who sell an app program.

A teen box jump under a three-part promise, for performance gyms that run camps for young athletes.

An illustrated forge with a barbell on an anvil and an application button, for coaches who screen clients first.

A confident client resting by the rack in warm light, for coaches who train women in several ways.

A credentials line and a client quote sit under the opening, for solo coaches who train at home and in studio.

An icon list of everything included sits beside a relaxed portrait, for online coaches who sell a full plan.

A centered promise above a row of runner photos, for coaches who train busy runners toward race goals.

A coach's name fills the top of a blue-tinted track photo, with services below, for team and athlete coaches.

A signup form between the coach and a plan booklet, for trainers who grow their list with a free home program.

A bold weight-loss promise beside a video thumbnail, for coaches who explain their plan in a short film.

Names each life stage under the headline over a warm studio photo, for coaches who train women through change.

The coach's name fills a black hero beside her portrait, for trainers who coach in person and online.

Answers the no-time worry in a two-part headline and adds a client quote, for coaches who sell one program.

A trainer steadying an older man's lunge beside a free class offer, for coaches who keep seniors active.

Names who you visit and where in a soft serif headline, then speaks in first person, for mobile trainers.

An email signup as the first step beside a man at a squat rack, for coaches who win clients by email.

A friendly promise and one apply button beside a smiling lifter, for online coaches who teach women to lift.

A runner mid-stride beside a calm headline and a client story link, for coaches who train people for races.

A group swinging kettlebells under the trees and service cards below, for trainers who coach outdoors.

A rounded panel over a sunny boardwalk, for coaches who rebuild strength and mobility in person and online.

A lone kettlebell swing under a stormy sky sets a serious tone, for coaches who take applications.

A coach steadying a goblet squat beside a first-person line, for solo trainers with a private studio.

A loud italic promise with pricing beside the button, for in-home trainers who sell measurable results.

A slow lunge by tall windows on a foggy morning, for coaches who want women to feel at ease right away.

Puts the city and the year you started in gold, then introduces the trainer, for established local trainers.

Phone, email and city sit in a strip under the photo, for studios selling one coached program to older adults.

A free trial button and a warm founder story below the photo, for coaches who help adults return to exercise.

Two short sentences over a coached kettlebell lift, for private studios that also train clients online.

A big trainer portrait with a review card and a coaching inset, for solo trainers who lead with personality.

A black and white squat photo and one start button, for powerlifting coaches who work with a support team.

An outdoor pull-up under a free trial banner, for bodyweight coaches selling a membership and one-to-one help.

A calm serif headline names who you train and where, for private studios coaching adults at their own pace.

A coach on a running track beside a slanted blue panel, for coaches who keep runners strong and injury-free.

Two runners laughing on a wooded trail, for run coaching teams that explain and adjust each plan.

Opens with a free guide instead of a sales call, for coaches who build an email list before selling coaching.

Puts a client's before and after photos right under a blunt promise, for coaches whose results do the selling.

A wine serif headline beside a black and white studio photo, for women's coaches who want a refined look.

A free assessment in the top bar and the main button, for science-led trainers who measure progress.

Leads with a first-person promise and a phone number under the button, for solo coaches who sell on results.

A black and white lifter beside a city headline and three stats, for strength coaches of office workers.

Big black capitals and a coaching plans button beside a heavy deadlift, for coaches who program lifters online.

A coach steadying an older woman's goblet squat beside a plain mission, for coaches who plan every session.

A client laughing through a kettlebell squat with her coach, for trainers who welcome nervous beginners.

A dropdown card steers each visitor to the right service, for gyms with sessions, classes and nutrition help.

Calls out its clients in red beside a black and white trainer portrait, for trainers who ease everyday aches.

A neighborhood headline and a closing line on where the studio is, for solo trainers with a private space.

A coach cheering on an older client at the cable machine, for studios with solo, partner and group sessions.

A dark hero above four photo tiles, one per service, for gyms that offer more than personal training.

A runner on a cliff path under a calm headline, for coaches who pair run plans with sports massage.

A black and white coaching photo with one soft pink button, for trainers who want a calm, personal tone.

A bright three-color headline promises results from short sessions, for private gyms that train older adults.

A huge tongue-in-cheek headline beside a framed trainer portrait, for coaches whose humor is part of the pitch.

A black text panel beside a kettlebell swing on a rocky shore, for coaches who train adults for the outdoors.

A coach steadying a single-leg squat beside a pain-free promise, for studios that pair rehab with training.

A lone farmer's carry along a concrete wall and a short welcome, for coaches who work on body and mindset.

A hands-on session on the mat beside a gentle serif promise, for trainers who ease back pain with movement.

A trainer sharing a laugh with a client in a wheelchair, for coaches who adapt training to every ability.

The coach's competitive past and a set-length program lead, with a results button, for physique coaches.

A first-person welcome sits beside a coaching photo, for solo trainers who want the first call to feel easy.

Two photo cards split private and semi-private sessions under a priced trial, for small-group coaching gyms.

A strong, calm lifter and a free starter guide as the first step, for coaches who help mothers after birth.

Lists every format in the menu, then a first-person coach intro, for trainers who coach in person and online.

A coached kettlebell deadlift above a short coach bio, for trainers who want clients to meet them first.

Lists who it helps beside soft icons and adds a newsletter signup, for coaches who train new mothers at home.

A large serif headline with an italic second half beside a coached squat, for refined local training studios.

Shows the session price, booking by email and a coaching video link, for trainers who rent space in a gym.

A founder portrait carries his own words in a quote card, for coaches of older adults in person and online.

Two tall photos show adults lifting and teens pushing sleds, for gyms that coach both groups.

A personal intro, a row of service icons and a contact line, for trainers who coach from a home studio.

A coach testing a client's hip on the floor beside a bold promise, for studios that assess before they train.

A runner mid-stride on a track beside pink buttons, for coaches who mix run plans, strength and rehab.

A smiling woman holding a kettlebell beside a plain promise, for coaches who start people from scratch.

A coach crouching beside a heavy kettlebell deadlift, for trainers who also offer massage and nutrition.
Every design is an illustration by Cactal. The trainers, people and photos in them are fictional. Updated October 2026.
Describe your business
Who you train, where you train them and how clients should reach you. Cactal writes the pages, sets up your inquiry form and publishes the site.
How it works
1 Pick a design
Browse by the way you coach and open any design to see it full size.
2 Add your details
Your programs, prices, certifications, where you train and how clients should start. Cactal writes every page and builds the site from your design.
3 Publish
Ask for changes in plain words until it's right, then publish free on a Cactal domain, or on your own domain with Pro.
What a personal trainer website needs
Who you train, said up front
New parents, beginners, athletes or adults over 50: say who you help and whether you train in a studio, in clients' homes or online. Visitors decide in seconds whether you're for them.
One clear first step
Make a free consultation or intro call the main button, and say what happens in it. A short form with a name, an email and a goal is enough to start.
Programs with prices
One-on-one sessions, packages, small groups and online coaching, each with a price or starting price and what's included.
Your credentials and your story
Your certifications, experience and real photos of you coaching. Clients are hiring a person, so let them meet you.
Results, shared with care
Client stories and before and after photos persuade, but share them only with written permission. Rules on health and fitness claims vary, so keep promises modest.
Health questions in the right place
Ask about injuries and health conditions in the consultation, not in a general web form, and suggest people check with a doctor before starting. Check your own privacy obligations before you collect more.
Questions
Are these personal trainer website templates free?
Every design here is free to start from. You can sign up, build and publish on a Cactal domain without a card and with no time limit. Putting your site on a domain you own is $25 a month on Pro, or $240 a year.
Do I need to know how to code or design?
No. Describe your business in plain words and Cactal builds, edits and publishes the site. When you want a change, ask for it the same way.
How much does a personal trainer website cost?
A custom build from a web designer often runs into the thousands of dollars and takes weeks. A builder template costs less, but you still write and fill in every page. With Cactal it's free to build and publish on a Cactal address, and your own domain is $25 a month on Pro, or $240 a year, with no setup fee.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Every site starts on a free Cactal address. Connect a domain you own on Pro for $25 a month, or $240 a year, and each additional website on its own domain is $20 a month.
Who owns the website?
You do. Every Cactal site is real React source code, so you can take it and run it anywhere. There is no export to buy.
Are these real personal trainers?
No. Each design is an illustration made by Cactal, and the trainer names, people, numbers and photos in it are fictional. Your site is built around your own business.
Can clients book sessions or pay on my site?
Cactal doesn't run booking, payments or memberships itself. Your site links to or embeds the scheduling or payment tool you already use, and its forms can collect consultation requests.
Can I promote an online program or app?
Yes. Cactal doesn't host courses, apps or member logins, but your site can describe your program and link to the coaching app or platform you already use.
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