How to Use the Workout Block on UniLink

The Workout Block is a UniLink block that lets you publish structured exercise routines and fitness programs directly on your link-in-bio page.

What is the Workout Block?

The Workout Block gives fitness coaches, personal trainers, athletes, and wellness creators a dedicated space to share complete workout plans — including exercises, sets, reps, rest periods, and instructional notes — without redirecting followers to a third-party fitness app or PDF. Your audience can follow the workout directly from your UniLink page, making it easy to consume your content in the moment of motivation. It also serves as a powerful lead magnet: offer a free sample workout to showcase your coaching style and convert visitors into paying clients.

How to Add the Workout Block

1. Log in to your UniLink Dashboard
2. Open your page editor
3. Click Add Block (+)
4. Select Workout

Configuration Options

• Workout Title — Name the routine clearly (e.g., "30-Minute HIIT Blast", "Beginner Full Body Day 1")
• Difficulty Level — Tag the workout as Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced so visitors self-select appropriately
• Exercise Entries — Add each exercise with name, sets, reps or duration, and optional rest time
• Exercise Descriptions — Include form cues or coaching notes per exercise to ensure safe execution
• Demo Media — Attach a video link or image to individual exercises for visual demonstration
• Equipment List — Specify any equipment needed (dumbbells, resistance bands, no equipment) so visitors know before they start

Best Practices

• Offer one free, high-value sample workout on your public page to demonstrate your programming quality and attract new followers.
• Include warm-up and cool-down sections — complete, well-rounded workouts reflect your professionalism as a coach.
• Keep exercise descriptions concise but specific; one or two form cues per exercise is enough to add value without overwhelming the reader.
• Update your featured workout weekly or monthly to give returning visitors a reason to check your page again.

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