16/12/2025
When Peter Kaufman reached out about building a website for his personal training business, the goal was clear from the start: create a site that truly reflected the way he trains and the people he serves.
Peter isn’t interested in trends or quick fixes. His work is grounded in fundamentals, long-term progress, and helping clients stay strong and active for real life. Our job was to translate that philosophy into a website that felt personal, credible, and easy to navigate.
Starting with clarity
We began with a kickoff meeting to define the foundation of the site and establish a steady weekly cadence so decisions could build naturally over time.
Peter shared the core of his business:
• A strong focus on one-on-one training, making up the majority of his work
• Deep credentials including CSCS certification, a Master’s degree, and USA Weightlifting experience
• Customized training packages to fit the client
We also spent time defining his ideal client. Think active professionals in their 40s juggling work, family, and minor injuries, people who want to keep skiing, golfing, and moving well for years to come. This clarity informed every design and content decision that followed.
Shaping the structure around the experience
In our working sessions, we focused on building a site structure that mirrored Peter’s real-world offerings, not a generic fitness template.
Together, we refined the sitemap and navigation to highlight:
• One-on-one personal training
• Small group training capped at five people for quality coaching
• Buddy training options for clients who want to train together
• Seasonal student athlete strength training
• Specialized programs for ski and golf performance
We outlined specific session times, seasonal availability, and clear pathways for new clients to book free consultations. The goal was transparency and ease, helping visitors quickly understand what Peter offers and how to get started…
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