A dark, cinematic Framer template built for fight gyms. Every section is designed to turn a curious visitor into a booked first class — not just to look good in a portfolio shot.
Most gym websites look like generic fitness landing pages: stock smiles, pastel gradients, a phone number in the footer and nothing that makes someone actually walk through the door. Combat gyms sell something different — intensity, respect, transformation — and that never survives a soft template.
MMA gyms and fight teams
Boxing clubs
Muay Thai and kickboxing studios
BJJ, judo and wrestling academies
Strength & conditioning coaches working with fighters
Fight promotions and event brands
Cinematic preloader — the hero frame opens from center to edges with a live % counter, then flies you into the site. Plays once per visit, never annoys returning visitors.
Scroll-scrubbed hero video — the fighter moves as you scroll, with a creed that lights up word by word.
Before / After drag slider — six months of training in one gesture. The strongest sales argument a gym has.
Progress timeline — week 1, month 3, month 6, with staggered reveals.
Stats band — years, fighters trained, titles, weekly classes.
Disciplines slider — seven arts on a sliding track with animated titles and coach credits, tuned separately for desktop, tablet and phone.
Diagonal FIGHT ribbons — two crossing tickers for raw energy.
Coach cards — six coaches with records, experience and a bio that slides out on hover.
Membership plans — three tiers with a featured state and clear feature lists.
FAQ accordion — the six questions every first-timer asks.
Booking modal — name, email, discipline, preferred time, difficulty and message, with success and pending states, redirecting to the Thank You page.
Ember particle background — a subtle live layer across the whole site.
Animated underline links in the header and footer.
A dark, cinematic Framer template built for fight gyms. Every section is designed to turn a curious visitor into a booked first class — not just to look good in a portfolio shot.
Most gym websites look like generic fitness landing pages: stock smiles, pastel gradients, a phone number in the footer and nothing that makes someone actually walk through the door. Combat gyms sell something different — intensity, respect, transformation — and that never survives a soft template.
MMA gyms and fight teams
Boxing clubs
Muay Thai and kickboxing studios
BJJ, judo and wrestling academies
Strength & conditioning coaches working with fighters
Fight promotions and event brands
Cinematic preloader — the hero frame opens from center to edges with a live % counter, then flies you into the site. Plays once per visit, never annoys returning visitors.
Scroll-scrubbed hero video — the fighter moves as you scroll, with a creed that lights up word by word.
Before / After drag slider — six months of training in one gesture. The strongest sales argument a gym has.
Progress timeline — week 1, month 3, month 6, with staggered reveals.
Stats band — years, fighters trained, titles, weekly classes.
Disciplines slider — seven arts on a sliding track with animated titles and coach credits, tuned separately for desktop, tablet and phone.
Diagonal FIGHT ribbons — two crossing tickers for raw energy.
Coach cards — six coaches with records, experience and a bio that slides out on hover.
Membership plans — three tiers with a featured state and clear feature lists.
FAQ accordion — the six questions every first-timer asks.
Booking modal — name, email, discipline, preferred time, difficulty and message, with success and pending states, redirecting to the Thank You page.
Ember particle background — a subtle live layer across the whole site.
Animated underline links in the header and footer.
