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For the homepage of Iron Crane Academy, a Muay Thai and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu gym founded by Sensei Marcus Webb (3rd-degree black belt) in a converted warehouse, build a site where booking a free trial class is the primary action, not a footer link — this is a training ground, not a corporate gym brochure. For the hero, use a full-bleed action photo shot low and wide across the mat: two students mid-roll in gis, chalk dust caught in a shaft of window light, sweat visible, nothing posed. Overlay a warm charcoal gradient, top-to-bottom, ~35% opacity, just enough to seat white type. Set the nav wordmark IRON CRANE in tight tracked caps top-left; headline reads Discipline Is Built Here, Not Bought set oversized and angled 4 degrees off-axis like a strike landing, spanning nearly the full viewport width; subheadline below in a lighter weight: Muay Thai and BJJ for all levels — first class is free, no gi required; CTA button Claim Your Free Class in solid ember red. Typography pairs Neue Machina Bold for display (the angled hero headline, section numerals) with Inter for body and UI text — never more than these two faces anywhere on the page. Ground color is a warm near-black #171512, never pure #000; the accent is ember red #D8432E, repeated on every CTA, the belt-wall fill, and link hover states, so it reads as the gym's color even in grayscale. Below the hero, lay out the program section asymmetrically: Muay Thai and BJJ each get an oversized offset card bleeding past the grid edge with a real photo (pad work, a guard pass) rather than icon illustrations, plus honest class-level tags (Beginner, All Levels, Competition Team). Add an instructor section with Sensei Webb's real bio — 14 years training, competed in Thailand, opened Iron Crane in 2019 — and a kids' program block with its own schedule grid (Tues/Thurs 4:30pm, ages 6–12). The signature moment is the Belt Wall: a horizontal, scroll-driven timeline of the academy's actual belt ranks (white through black for BJJ, novice through Kru for Muay Thai) rendered as a filling bar in ember red, with real student photos pinned at the rank they hold and a live counter reading 1,240 classes taught this year ticking upward as it scrolls into view; this same filling-bar motif should reappear wherever progress is shown (the trial-to-membership funnel, the schedule page) so it reads as one consistent idea rather than a one-off widget. Motion throughout is deliberate, not decorative: hero copy fades up 600ms ease-out on load, the Belt Wall bar fills over 800ms ease-in-out as it enters the viewport, and class cards lift 4px with a soft shadow on hover at 200ms ease-out; under prefers-reduced-motion, drop all fills and lifts to instant opacity cross-fades. Every name, schedule, price, and bio should read as a real gym's — no Lorem ipsum, no bracketed placeholders anywhere.

FAQs about this martial arts website template

Your class schedule, programs by age and level, instructors, pricing or a free trial offer, and a way to sign up. Photos from real classes do more than stock images.

Yes. Ask the AI Agent for something like "Add a free trial class form that emails me each signup," and it adds it to your site.

Yes. This template is free to start on a b12sites.com address. The Website plan is $24 a month with your own domain.