Timetable
Every class with day, time, level and venue in one clear list.
- Easy to read on a phone
- Term dates and half-term breaks
- Changes made by email the same day
Web design for yoga and Pilates teachers
Websites for yoga and Pilates teachers
A website with a timetable you can trust, venues people can actually find, and a page that tells a nervous beginner it’s fine to turn up not knowing anything.
£47 a month, design, copy, hosting and changes included. No setup fee, no contract.
Before they get in touch
What customers check before choosing yoga and Pilates teachers
- 1
When and where are classes?
Day, time and venue are what people look for first. If the timetable is out of date they won’t risk turning up.
- 2
Is it right for a beginner?
Many people think they need to be flexible or fit first. They look for a sign that beginners are welcome.
- 3
How do I book and pay?
Drop-in, block booking or a class pass. People want to know the price and how to secure a place.
- 4
What do I bring?
A mat, a blanket, water. Small practical details make the first class feel less daunting.
What we put on the page
What we put on a yoga and Pilates website
Venues
Village halls and studios with directions that work.
- A map and parking details for each venue
- Access information and what’s on site
- what3words for halls that are hard to find
Booking
Links to the booking or payment system you already use.
- Drop-in prices and block bookings
- Links to systems such as Momoyoga or Bookwhen
- A waiting list form for full classes
Beginners
A friendly page for people who have never been to a class.
- What a first class is like
- What to wear and bring
- Gentle, chair and over-60s classes if you run them
Retreats and workshops
Weekend workshops and retreats with the details people need.
- Dates, prices and what’s included
- Venue, food and accommodation details
- Enquiry or deposit links
About you
Your training, your style and why you teach.
- Teaching qualifications and insurance
- The style of yoga or Pilates you teach
- Private and one-to-one sessions
The write-up
What a yoga or Pilates website has to do
A yoga or Pilates website has one main job: get the right person to the right hall at the right time. That sounds simple, but many teachers rely on a Facebook post, a laminated sign and a timetable on a website that still shows last autumn. New people won’t risk turning up to a dark village hall on a wet Tuesday.
We start with the timetable. Every class is listed with day, time, level and venue, in a format that reads well on a phone. Term dates and breaks are clear. When something changes, you email us and we update it, usually the same day. Each venue gets a short entry with a map, parking, access and, for halls tucked down a lane, a what3words location.
The beginners page is often the one that matters most. Plenty of people think they need to be flexible, young or already fit. A plain, friendly page on what a first class involves, what to wear and bring, and which classes suit beginners or older students does more for your numbers than any amount of photos of difficult poses. If you run chair-based or gentle classes, they get their own mention.
Booking and payment link straight to whatever you already use, whether that’s Momoyoga, Bookwhen or a payment link, with drop-in and block prices shown up front. Retreats and weekend workshops get proper pages with dates, prices, what’s included and how to secure a place. Your about page covers your training, style and insurance, without needing to sound mystical. And because people search for classes near them, we add structured data for your venues and help you keep your Google Business Profile in line with the site.
Shropshire & Powys borders
Websites for yoga and Pilates teachers in Shropshire and Powys
Classes here often run in village halls, church rooms and community centres rather than studios. People need to know exactly where to go and whether it’s still on this week.
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
The county town has plenty of classes to choose from. A clear timetable and a strong beginners page help people pick yours.
Shrewsbury page → Shropshire OswestryA market town with classes spread across nearby villages. A venue page with maps saves people driving round looking for the right hall.
Oswestry page → Powys WelshpoolClasses often draw from surrounding farms and villages. Term dates and evening times make it easy for people to fit you in.
Welshpool page → Powys NewtownThe largest town in Powys, with people coming in from across the valleys. If you teach in Welsh or bilingually, say so on the timetable.
Newtown page → Shropshire LudlowVisitors and second-home owners look for classes and weekend workshops. Retreat pages and drop-in prices catch them while they're here.
Ludlow page → Powys KnightonHills and Offa's Dyke make the area a natural fit for retreats and walking-and-yoga weekends. Give those events a proper page.
Knighton page →Example sites
Example website designs for yoga and Pilates teachers
View the site Willow & Wellness Spa
Natural & organic
Soft, earthy tones and calm pacing, designed to feel like an extension of the treatment room itself.
View the site Sage & Stone Apothecary
Natural & organic
Sage and terracotta rather than spa green, for a shop that mixes its own products by hand.
View the site Clayhouse Pottery Studio
Playful & creative
Hard shadows, tilted photos and a marquee of its own selling points, cheerful without losing the timetable and the prices.
Questions from yoga and Pilates teachers
Can people book and pay online?
Yes. We link to the booking or payment system you already use, such as Momoyoga, Bookwhen or a simple payment link. We don’t build a booking system ourselves.
How do I keep the timetable up to date?
Email us the change, like “Tuesday class moves to the church hall from next week”, and we update it, usually the same day. Ten changes a month are included.
Can you add a page for retreats?
Yes. Each retreat or workshop gets its own page with dates, price, what’s included and a link to book or enquire.
Do I need professional photos?
Not to start. Real photos of your classes and venues work well, with permission from anyone shown. We can use suitable licensed photography where you’re short.
How much does it cost?
£47 a month, including design, writing, hosting and ten changes a month. There’s no setup fee and no contract.
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