BKS Rocky Szczecin: a boxing club website in four languages

What we built

The site answers the three questions an adult or a parent asks before a first training session: when, how much and with whom.

• Class timetable — six days a week, times, age group and the coach for each session. The timetable can also be downloaded as a PDF and put up in the club.
• Pass prices — group and family passes, single sessions and open-gym training. Prices are visible straight away, with no need to call.
• Trial session sign-up — a short form: name, phone number, adults' or children's group and consent to be contacted. Enquiries go to the club's e-mail and the form is protected against bots.
• Training and coaches — four types of session (group, personal, children, sports conditioning) and coach profiles with their competitive background.
• Hall rental — a separate part of the site: floor area, equipment, hourly prices and a contact for bookings. A switch at the top moves between the club and the rental side, so two different groups of customers don't get mixed up on one page.
• Four language versions — Polish, Ukrainian, Russian and English, with a switcher in the menu. In Szczecin that is not decoration: some of the athletes and parents read in Ukrainian.
• Club blog — articles aimed at local searches such as "boxing for kids Szczecin" or "boxing for women", in each of the four languages.
• Contact and directions — phone, WhatsApp, Instagram and one-click directions to the gym, opening hours and the association's details.
• Room for an app — a section announcing the club app (session booking, pass, progress); the app is in preparation.

Do you run a club, a studio or a gym?

We build websites for clubs, schools and studios as part of our website development, and apps with booking and passes as part of our mobile apps. We have set out what a site like this costs and which blocks make up the price in our article on how much a website for a sports club, gym or studio costs.

How we work

• Call and estimate — we reply within one working day, and prepare a free price range and schedule within 2–3 working days.
• Prototype — a clickable mock-up before the first line of code is written.
• Sprints — every 1–2 weeks you see a working version, not a presentation.
• Launch and further development — publication, monitoring and further iterations. Once payment is settled, you hold full rights to the code and design.