Contrary to previously expressed opinions, I think the copy is pretty bad.
Right off the bat, bad copy on the 1st page. "...all levels of athletes from beginners to elite level athletes..." Yikes.
Next page...
OK, there's this on your "about Us" page; "a peak fitness" needs to read either "a peak OF fitness" or "peak fitness."
Onward...
Trifecta - all three pages I looked at have basic grammatical/stylistic problems; It isn't possible for a goal to have needs, and please, never say please more than once in the same sentence, please?
I will stop now - you really need to have the entire site copy edited professionally, or at least well. Bear in mind that I think the copy on 99% of the sites out there is at least as bad as this - but I won't read them, either.
I wouldn't have let any of this past my desk when I was copy-editing, and I would have a hard time hiring someone who sent this to me as a resume - and that is exactly what this is, for your company.
Sorry if this was too harsh, but I wrote it with love...
PS - I just read further on the site -Yikes. Seriously, there are even more flagrant basic grammar problems in your program descriptions. You really, really need to re-write, or at least edit, everything.
Full disclosure: E-grammar is a pet peeve. It bugs the crap out of me that so much of what I read on the net wouldn't pass muster in a HS term paper. You can do better!
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