What GymMark adds to your site
GymMark is a WordPress plugin for gyms and studios. It adds the content types, blocks and settings a gym website needs, and keeps them connected: a class on your schedule knows its program, its instructor and its location, and the booking form that opens from it knows all three.
The parts
Section titled “The parts”| Part | What it’s for | Where to find it in WordPress |
|---|---|---|
| Locations | Each gym or studio, with address, hours and its class schedule. | Locations menu |
| Programs | The classes you offer. | Classes menu on a new install. Rename it (for example to “Programs”) in Settings → Gymmark → Configuration. |
| Instructors | Coaches, linked to the classes they teach. | Instructors menu (also renameable in Settings → Gymmark → Configuration) |
| Events | One-off and recurring events. | Events menu |
| Reviews | Google reviews, imported and kept in sync, which you can tag and show in blocks. | Reviews menu, and Settings → Gymmark → Reviews |
| Forms and offers | Booking and enquiry forms, a pop-out that shows a matching review and offer, and where leads go. | Forms menu |
| Blocks | Schedules, class and instructor cards, review carousels, location finder, booking buttons and more. | In the block editor, under the GymMark category |
Before you start
Section titled “Before you start”- Settings → Gymmark holds your license key, what you call Programs and Instructors, class levels, events, the Google reviews connection and search (schema) settings.
- Forms → Settings controls whether booking forms are switched on for visitors. Read Forms mode before turning forms on for an existing site.