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Keep the energy up, even off the gym floor.

Social media for gyms and fitness studios: schedule class timetables, challenge campaigns and member stories across every location, with trainers posting inside brand guardrails.

Sked Social for gyms and fitness: keep the energy up, even off the gym floor.

The numbers that matter

Teams publish better content in less time, a full workflow from idea to post. Sleep better.

94%

CSAT rating

90s

Average first response

Average time to a real human reply from support.

SOC 2

Type 2 attested

10,000+

marketers on Sked Social

Gym social runs on the timetable.

Class times, six-week challenges, member milestones. Most of the calendar writes itself. Sked Social puts every location in one calendar for your marketing team, and trainers post from caption templates that keep it on brand.

Where gym social actually happens

Three things that run on a timetable, not a whim.

  • Timetables, batched

    Build a term of class and timetable posts in one sitting with Bulk Create, then duplicate and adjust rather than rebuild each week.

  • Challenge campaigns as a sequence

    Plan a six-week challenge end to end, from launch through mid-point to results, instead of remembering post by post.

  • Trainers inside guardrails

    Trainers start from shared caption templates with approved wording and hashtags, so the brand holds without a bottleneck.

The rush eats the quiet months.

Peak season takes every spare hour, so nothing gets scheduled for the slow weeks after it. That's when members drift and the feed goes dark. Plan the whole season in one sitting and the slow weeks are already covered.

Built for gyms and studios

January is loud. March is the test.

The pain

One person posts between classes.

The person running social is also running the floor. Trainers post to their own followings off-brand because nobody gave them anything better. The feed peaks with the rush and goes quiet right when retention matters.

  • Posting competes with coaching, and loses
  • Trainers freelance because there's no template to use
  • Quiet months arrive with an empty queue
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Behind-scenes
Community
Education

The shift

Plan the term, not the week.

Timetables and challenge sequences get scheduled a term ahead. Trainers start from shared caption templates, with access to their own location's accounts. Each location keeps its own feed while head office sets the shape of the calendar.

  • A term of timetable posts built in one sitting
  • Challenge campaigns planned as a full arc
  • Trainers posting from templates, not from scratch
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Swap the first slide for the product shot?

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Perfect. Approving.

The outcome

The feed holds through the swing.

March has content because January made it. Trainers stay on brand because the on-brand option was already waiting for them. Head office checks each location's calendar, recent activity and results by group without asking each manager.

  • Consistent posting through the seasonal dip
  • Trainer content on brand without a review bottleneck
  • Each location's calendar and results visible from head office
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Avg. first response 90s

A challenge campaign, end to end

Plan the six-week arc before week one.

  1. Week 1

    Launch

    Announcement, sign-up, and week-one prompts are scheduled before the challenge opens. January's rush meets content planned in December.

  2. Week 3

    Mid-point check-ins

    Progress posts and member check-ins land mid-challenge, when motivation usually dips.

  3. Week 6

    Results

    Results and recap posts close the campaign, then feed a retention push for the weeks after.

  4. After the rush

    Retention push

    The quiet weeks after the challenge already have posts queued.

Timetables, batched

A term of classes, scheduled in one sitting.

A term of timetable posts and a challenge sequence on one calendar. Duplicate and adjust a week without rebuilding the term.

Content calendar showing a six-week challenge alongside weekly class posts

Trusted by franchise & multi-location brands
  • IHG Hotels
  • Accor
  • Hairhouse
  • Lucas Restaurants
  • The Iconic
  • Qantas

In short

Best social media management platform for gyms and fitness studios?

Sked Social is a social media management platform built for gym and fitness groups. One marketing team can batch a term of class timetable posts, plan six-week challenge campaigns, and post member stories across every location. Trainers start from shared caption templates inside brand guardrails, while each club keeps its own account group and reporting.

  • Batch a term of class timetable posts in one sitting
  • Plan six-week challenge campaigns end to end
  • Trainers start from shared caption templates
  • Each club keeps its own account group and reporting

Proof, not promises.

  • 94%customer satisfaction (CSAT)Measured across 10,000+ marketers who run their social on Sked Social.
  • 90saverage first responseAverage time to a real human reply from the support team.
  • 4.6/5on G2 from verified reviews80+ verified customer reviews on G2.
  • SOC 2Type 2 certifiedYour content and your audience data, handled to enterprise standard.

Common questions

Questions about Sked Social for gyms & fitness.

  • How do I schedule recurring class timetables on social media?

    Build a term of timetable posts in one sitting with Bulk Create, then duplicate a post and adjust it when a class changes, rather than rebuilding the whole sequence. Queue time slots repeat each week, so new posts drop into your usual times.

  • Can individual trainers post without going off-brand?

    Yes. Give trainers access to their own location's accounts and a set of shared caption templates they can personalize. On Accelerate and Custom you can also turn on review before anything publishes.

  • Does Sked Social integrate with gym management software like Mindbody?

    Sked Social has no direct integration with gym management platforms. It handles the social side: scheduling, approvals on Accelerate and Custom, and reporting by location, with your sign-up link added to the posts that need it.

  • How do gym chains manage social media across multiple locations?

    Each club gets its own account group inside one Sked Social account, with head office setting the calendar and seeing every group. Head-office owned? See our multi-location page. A franchised network? See our franchise page.

  • Can I plan a multi-week fitness challenge in advance?

    Yes. Schedule the full arc as one sequence, covering launch, mid-point check-ins, and results, rather than posting week by week.

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