Health and Wellness
Membership contracts, AED requirements, and trainer certifications. Fitness websites have rules.
State health club laws, membership contract requirements, and personal trainer certification display apply to gym and fitness websites.
What regulators look for on gyms and fitness websites
Membership contract terms violating state health club laws
No cancellation policy or procedure visible
Trainer certifications not listed or expired
AED and emergency equipment information missing
Who regulates gyms and fitness websites
We review your website against requirements from each of these regulatory bodies. This is an informational review, not legal advice. Consult with your attorney for guidance specific to your situation.
Source regulations
What we check
Common questions about gyms and fitness websites
What does my gym website need to say about cancellations?
Most states have health club laws that require specific cancellation rights. Your website should clearly explain how members can cancel, any cooling-off period, and fee policies. Not disclosing this can violate state consumer protection laws.
Should my fitness website list trainer certifications?
Yes. Displaying NSCA, ACE, NASM, or other nationally recognized certifications for your trainers builds trust. It also demonstrates that your staff meets industry standards for education and safety.
Find out where your gyms and fitness website stands
6,919+ checks. Hand-reviewed. Free. Takes 30 seconds to submit.
Get Your Free Checkup →Learn more about gyms and fitness websites
Does Your Industry Have Website Requirements? What NH Businesses Need to Know
Law firms, financial advisors, healthcare, and real estate all have industry-specific website rules. Learn what is revie...
6 min readWhat Is a Website Conformance Review and Why Does Your Business Need One?
A website conformance review checks your site against industry-specific regulations and standards. Learn what it covers,...