MARTIAL ARTS SCHOOL WEBSITE

A martial arts school website that makes the first class less intimidating.

Disciplines, age groups, instructors, progression, timetable, and a beginner offer โ€” clear before anyone steps onto the mat.

New students often worry that they are too old, too unfit, or expected to know the etiquette already. A good martial arts school page answers those concerns while showing coaching quality and a clear progression path. Nanopage turns your program list, timetable, instructor credentials, and trial offer into a welcoming page for $19 a year.

In and out

What you bring, what you get.

What you upload
  • School name and location
  • Disciplines and program descriptions
  • Age groups and experience levels
  • Weekly timetable
  • Instructor credentials and photographs
  • Membership options and beginner offer
  • Dojo photographs, policies, and trial link
What you get
  • School promise and trial CTA
  • Programs by age and goal
  • Disciplines taught
  • Progression and belt path
  • Instructor team
  • Weekly timetable
  • Membership and beginner offer
  • First-class guide, location, and FAQ
Just say this

Example prompt

โ€œBuild a martial arts school website for [name]. Explain disciplines, programs by age, instructors, progression, timetable, membership, etiquette, and free-trial booking.โ€

Then chat with the AI to change anything โ€” copy, colors, sections, photos.

Questions

Frequently asked.

What should a first-time student know?

Explain what to wear, when to arrive, whether equipment is provided, and what happens during the introductory class.

Should belt progression be shown?

A simple progression overview helps families understand the long-term path without promising promotion on a fixed schedule.

Can children and adult programs share one page?

Yes, but separate them clearly by age, goals, class times, and safeguarding expectations.

Do membership prices need to be public?

Transparent starting prices and what they include reduce hesitation. If plans depend on frequency, explain the options and discuss final placement after the trial.

A martial arts school website that makes the first class less intimidating.

$19 / year. Live in 3โ€“5 minutes. No designer required.