link in bio for a fitness trainer
28 Oct 2026 · 1 min read
A link in bio for a fitness trainer: the session, the price, the place, and a note or a WhatsApp chat. It does not sell a diet or take a payment.
The session, the place, the price
A link in bio for a fitness trainer should answer three questions: what you coach, where, and what it costs. Put that in the bio and on the first block.
A coaching block can collect a time that works for them. The request is saved. You confirm it. There is no class calendar on this site.
What to link under it
This week's slots, if you write them as text. The gym map. A trial, with the price. WhatsApp, if that is how people already book.
A workout video can be YouTube on the page. A PDF plan can be an https button. Do not upload a program that you do not have the right to share.
Keep the promise small
Write the session length and who it is for. Skip before-and-after claims and medical language. The page is public and easy to quote.
If a doctor or a physio should see the client first, say so. This page will not screen anyone.
One link on the gym story
Paste the page in Instagram and TikTok. When the timetable changes, edit and publish. The bio field stays.
A QR code at the gym desk can open the same page for people who are already standing there.
Questions
- Can clients buy a plan on the page?
- They can read the price and send a request. Payment stays on the link you add, if you use one.
- Should I post medical claims?
- No. Say what the session is. Do not promise a diagnosis, a cure, or a result.