Personal trainers and gyms meet potential clients on the gym floor, at events and through referrals. A digital card turns that quick conversation into a saved contact and a booked session.
What to put on a trainer's or gym's card
- Photo, specialty and certifications. Strength, nutrition, rehab — say what you focus on.
- A booking or trial-session link. A button to your booking page or WhatsApp.
- Instagram or YouTube. Link to transformation content or workout videos — add a video directly to the card.
- Class schedule or programs. Use a text section to list programs or class times.
- Location and Google Reviews. Directions and reviews build trust before the first session.
Where to use it
- On a QR code at the front desk or on class schedules
- Shared after a gym-floor introduction, by link or NFC tap
- At fitness expos and pop-up events
For gyms with multiple trainers
Give each trainer their own card, and apply one theme with the gym's brand colours across all of them, so every trainer's card looks consistent with the gym's identity.
Capture every enquiry
With a Premium card, Exchange Contact lets a prospective client leave their details without a paper sign-up sheet, landing straight in your lead inbox for follow-up.
Frequently asked questions
Can I link my class timetable?
Yes — either link to a booking system that shows your schedule, or summarise class times in a text section.
Can a gym manage cards for all its trainers?
Yes. Each trainer gets their own card and address; the gym can apply one shared theme so all cards match the gym's branding.
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