Sofeya — Free Fitness Template for Framer

Sofeya is a free eight-page fitness Framer template from Geniusflow for a personal trainer: portrait, pricing, blog, contact, and policies. There is no CMS. The privacy route is spelled Privecy Policy. Skip it if you run a gym. Cadence Fitness is the gym-shaped alternative. The fitness shortlist and free Framer templates are the hub.

Who should remix Sofeya?

Sofeya fits a coach whose face is the brand. The preview label says “Sofeya, fitness trainer,” with 1-on-1 personal coaching, a client count, and a rating beside a photo of someone holding a plank. Book free consultation is the action. Pricing and Blog mean you can send a package link and a writing link without building those routes yourself.

Walk away if the logo should be a club name and the homepage should show a timetable. Cadence Fitness is a shorter gym file with an insights page. Nexa Gym is the one to open when you need a facility story rather than a trainer portrait. Also walk away if a refund policy and three legal pages are clutter you will not maintain. This sitemap spends half its names on policy.

What Sofeya looks like

Soft sage around a white card. A glass panel holds the photo and the stats. The headline is large and personal: a transformation line, then “now I guide yours.” The nav is a pill: Home, About, Coaching, Blog, Pricing, Contact. It feels like a coaching landing that borrowed a bit of glassmorphism, closer to a modern trainer bio than to a black gym with neon kettlebells.

The fight is the glass and the stock physique photo. If your coaching is rehab, prenatal, or older adults, that plank shot is the wrong promise. Swap it first. The nav says Coaching and the sitemap does not have a Coaching page, so that pill should point at Home or at Pricing until you add a route. Fix Privecy Policy before you put the URL in a footer. Clients notice.

Pages included in Sofeya

Eight routes, typos preserved:

• Home: trainer portrait, stats, transformation headline, and the consultation button
• Privecy Policy: privacy page, misspelled in the page name
• Terms And Condition: terms, with “condition” singular
• Refund Policy: a route most trainer templates skip, useful if you sell packages upfront
• About: the longer bio off the hero
• Contact: a route beside the book button
• Blog: static articles, not a CMS
• Pricing: packages for the 1-on-1 offer

Coaching in the visual nav is not its own page name.

What is distinctive about Sofeya

• Trainer, not gym. The information is a person, a rating, and 1-on-1 coaching. A class timetable would be a lie on this file.
• Refund Policy as a named route. Package businesses need it. Portfolio templates never include it.
• Inherited spelling. Privecy Policy and Terms And Condition are in the file. Shipping them unchanged looks careless. Renaming is part of the work.
• Glass stat card. The numbers sit in a translucent panel on the photo, which is a layout you will restyle or keep as the signature.
• Pricing and Blog together. You can publish an offer and a journal without adding pages, and without a CMS either.

Do not pick it because Framer forms exist. Pick it because the offer is a person.

When to remix Sofeya, and when to skip

Remix Sofeya when you sell training as yourself and you will rename the legal routes before launch.

Skip it for a gym, a class schedule, or CMS posts. Use Cadence Fitness, then the fitness shortlist or free Framer templates.