CARD-BASED TRAINING

Train With Card Decks

Build fast sessions for home, gym, or PT use. Use HIIT, strength, mobility, warm-up, and cool-down cards to keep each workout clear and easy to follow.

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Read The Training Notes

Simple decks for small spaces and quick sweat sessions.

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GUIDE

Home Workouts

Simple decks for small spaces and quick sweat sessions.

PT session plan cards with linen folder, brass pen, and small plant on pale wood.

TIPS

PT Session Plans

Use cards to build classes, warm-ups, and finisher blocks.

Gym deck, cones, towel and chalk bowl on concrete shelving in a quiet mapped gym corner.

GUIDE

Gym Floor Ideas

Set up clear stations for circuits, classes, and staff use.

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TRENDS

UK Printables

Printable sheets for coaches and home users across Britain.

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Customer notes

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These cards made my home sessions feel clear, quick, and easy to stick with.

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Mia Carter

Home trainer

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I use the warm-up deck before every class. It saves me time and keeps the room moving.

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Dan Price

PT at Pulse Gym

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My clients like the simple layout. They know what to do in seconds.

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Leah Morgan

Studio coach

FROM THE JOURNAL

More Ways To Train

Short rounds for small spaces and fast sweat days.

Home HIIT Deck beside jump rope and trainers in a narrow hallway, low floor-level view.

Featured

The Home HIIT Deck

Short rounds for small spaces and fast sweat days.

Macro recovery setup with mobility cards, foam roller, blanket and rug in soft light
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24 Mobility Moves

Hip, back, and shoulder work for warm-ups and rest days.

Coach Session Cards deck with cones, minibands and kettlebell on turf in a PT studio.
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Coach Session Cards

Quick set builders for PTs, studios, and gym floors.

Top-down printable workout plan stack with binder, pencil and towel in morning kitchen light

Download

Printable 4-Week Plan

A simple sheet for repeat use across the week.

Low-angle gym still life with Fit Deck cards, squat shoes, belt, and kettlebell on a rubber floor.
05Lower body

Leg Day Cards

Squat, lunge, and hinge drills in one stack.

Workout card deck beside push-up handles, dumbbell and resistance band on a gym mat.
06Upper body

Upper Body Set

Press, pull, and plank cards for busy days.

Recovery deck, massage ball, towel and candle on a walnut side table in warm window light.
07Recovery

Recovery Flow

Light moves for cool-down days and tight muscles.

Workout card deck, printable sheets, and gym bag on a bench by rain-streaked studio glass.
08UK coaches

London PT Kit

Decks and printables for coaches who train clients.

Questions

Fit Deck FAQs

Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.

01What is a Fit Deck card deck?+

It is a stack of exercise cards that shows the move, reps, and rest time so you can start fast without long setup.

02Are these good for beginners?+

Yes. Many decks use simple moves, clear names, and easy pace plans, so new users can follow along fast.

03Can personal trainers use them?+

Yes. Trainers use them for warm-ups, circuits, client folders, and quick class plans at the gym.

04Do you sell printable guides?+

Yes. Fit Deck offers printable workout guides for home use, coach handouts, and repeat weekly plans.

05What training styles are covered?+

HIIT, strength, mobility, warm-up, and cool-down plans are all covered, so you can mix them any way you like.

06Do you ship across the UK?+

Yes. We ship across the UK, including England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, for home, PT, and gym orders.

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