Sessions
Session times, agreed with you.
The coach lists the times they train clients. You ask for the ones that suit, and nothing is booked until the coach confirms it.
When the coach trains
Weekly session times
Each time is added by the coach. None is real availability yet.
Weekday mornings
Coach to confirmBefore work
Weekday daytime
Coach to confirmBetween school runs or on a day off
Weekday evenings
Coach to confirmAfter work
Weekends
Coach to confirmSaturday and Sunday
Ask for a session time
For anyone who has had a consultation. Three short steps; the coach replies to confirm the time or offer another.
- 1. You
- 2. Your session
- 3. Check
About you
Preview enquiry — sending is switched off. Nothing typed here leaves this page.
ashdub. Fitness (sample site) is a sample business. Its forms, bookings and basket are switched off — nothing you do here is sent, saved or sold.
Like ashdub. Fitness?
Pick how you'd start from it. We'll keep your choice — this design, the page you were on and anything you tell us.
- Use this designStart from it as it is
- Change a few thingsYour name, logo, colours, photos and sections
- Adapt it from my briefTell us about your business and we'll fit it to you
Installing designs opens after their review, with your own account. Nothing is installed or created from this page, and previewing is free.
Make it yours — try every step · See the owner console (sample data)
Pages
- Home
- Coaching
- Packages
- Sessions
- Consultation
- Coach
- Privacy
- Terms
- Privacy and Terms
Built around
- Enquiries — demo only here
- Bookings — demo only here
- Several pages
You'd still connect
- Your coaching qualifications, insurance and first-aid training: nothing is claimed until you add it
- Your packages and prices, and how cancellations, pauses and unused sessions work
- The times you train clients and where sessions happen
- Who receives consultation and session requests: chosen from your own team after setup (nobody is emailed until you choose)
- Your privacy notice and terms (the sample wording is a placeholder, not legal advice)