Fitness Divi 5 Layouts
Fitness sites live and die on energy. These Divi 5 layouts are built for gyms, boutique studios, personal trainers, and online coaches who need pages that feel as disciplined as their programming. Every layout is validated against Divi 5 structure before it lands here: import, swap the copy, and get to selling memberships.
Bold Fitness CTA: Full-Bleed Banner
cta · fitness · bold
Bold Fitness Hero Section for Divi 5: Free Trial CTA
hero · fitness · bold
Kettlepace Hero: Bold Fitness App Landing Section for Divi 5
hero · fitness · bold
Ironforge Athletics Features Section: Bold Fitness Divi 5 Layout
features · fitness · bold
Bold Green Fitness Hero Section for Divi 5: Strength Coaching Landing
hero · fitness · bold
Bold Fitness Features Section: Dark Gym Layout for Divi 5
features · fitness · bold
Bold Fitness Hero Section: Divi 5 Layout | Divi5Lab
hero · fitness · bold
Bold Fitness Pricing Table: Dark Gym Membership Plans Divi 5 Layout
pricing · fitness · bold
Ironhaus Strength Club: Bold Fitness Landing Page | Divi 5 Layout
full_landing · fitness · bold
Bold Fitness App Hero Layout for Divi 5: IronPulse Adaptive Training
hero · fitness · bold
Bold Fitness CTA: Free Week Trial Divi 5 Layout
cta · fitness · bold
Bold Fitness Testimonials Section for Divi 5: Gym & Barbell Club
testimonials · fitness · bold
Bold Fitness Testimonials Section: Divi 5 Gym Member Stories Layout
testimonials · fitness · bold
Ironhaus Strength Club: Bold Coached Barbell Gym Landing Page
full_landing · fitness · bold
Bold Fitness Contact Layout for Divi 5: Gym & Coaching Intro Form
contact · fitness · bold
Bold Fitness Blog Layout for Divi 5: Green Asymmetric Split
blog · fitness · bold
Bold Fitness CTA Layout for Divi 5: Start Training Today
cta · fitness · bold
What makes a fitness layout work
A fitness page has to sell transformation in the time it takes to scroll. The hero should promise a specific outcome: not "get fit," but "drop 10 lb in 12 weeks" or "your first pull-up in 90 days." Underneath, prospects scan for the same four things every time: proof (before/afters, testimonials, member counts), the offer (class schedule, coaching tiers, membership pricing), credentials (trainer bios, certifications, methodology), and friction removal (free trial week, intro pass, no-contract badge).
Good layouts in this niche lean on movement and contrast. Edge-to-edge photography, tight sans-serif headings, generous negative space around every CTA. Pricing tables need three tiers with the middle plan flagged. Class schedules want a real grid, not a paragraph. Trainer sections need faces, not stock icons.
Who uses these
- Independent gyms and functional-fitness boxes launching a new location or refreshing a site that hasn't been touched since 2019.
- Boutique studios (yoga, pilates, spin, boxing) where brand feel matters more than a feature list.
- Personal trainers and online coaches selling 1:1 programs, group challenges, or app-based coaching.
- Nutrition coaches and wellness practitioners who need a credibility-first layout with intake forms.
- Agencies building fast for any of the above.
Customizing in Divi 5
Import the JSON into Divi 5 (Divi Library → Import) and the whole layout arrives as a real structure: sections, rows, modules, and presets already wired. From there, three passes get you to a launch-ready page:
- Presets first. Every button, heading, and card in a Divi 5 layout is bound to a preset. Retune the primary button preset once and every CTA on the page updates. Do the same for H2 and body text. This is the fastest way to make a template feel like your brand.
- Palette second. Set your brand colors in the site-wide palette so the accent slots resolve everywhere at once: hero overlays, pricing highlight row, icon fills. Fitness palettes tend to work best with a single saturated accent (electric lime, blood orange, cobalt) against a near-black or near-white base.
- Copy last. Replace headline promises with a real outcome, a real timeframe, and one hard proof point. Swap gallery images for your own studio photography, nothing kills a fitness page faster than a stock photo of someone lifting with terrible form.
Every layout below is a free download, email-gated, and ships with a commercial license.