A yoga link in bio gets tapped in a parking lot or on the way to a studio. The useful version names the style, lists the classes you are actually teaching this week, and says whether a private session is a different door. A sunrise quote is not a schedule.
Rio Hale
Short films about ordinary nights
I walk around with a small camera and wait for the steam, the bus lights, the joke someone almost told. Weekly pieces from Los Angeles kitchens and sidewalks.
YouTubeOrdinary Nights — “Steam on 3rd”@riohaleThe weekly night walkNot a vlog. Not a brand. A stack of three-minute films about the part of the day after the work lights go off and before anyone has decided to go home.
Rio is a fictional filmmaker. Creator is the phone layout. The class list replaces the film.
Studio name, day, time, and level. If a sub is teaching, say so. A permanent “see my Instagram for times” is a page that refuses to be a page.
Ashtanga, restorative, prenatal, the sequence you will not pretend to offer. One style named beats a list of every training.
Where, how long, and who they are for. If you do not teach privates, say that, so the class list is the only door.
Mat policy, water, whether the room is heated. The practical line does more than a manifesto about presence.
Late entry, the cancellation window, and the waiver if the studio has one. Link the studio. Do not retype their legal text.
People follow you for the class. The page should get them into the room you meant.
The style can be a sentence under the list. It should not push Thursday’s 6 a.m. below the fold.
If you teach in three rooms, three lines. A personal brand that hides the address helps no one with a calendar.
Offer them only if you want them. A button you will not answer trains people to stop tapping.
Do not claim the class fixes an injury or a diagnosis. If a student needs a modification, the page can say you will offer options, and that pain is a reason to stop and ask a clinician.
The tap is on a phone, often from a story. Creator is built for that width.
If the practice is mostly private work and the schedule is a short list.
Instagram link in bio. Class clips live on the grid. The guide is how a single page can hold the schedule those clips keep promising.
Then delete last week. A stale 9 a.m. is worse than no time at all.
Open, all levels, or a led primary. Students should not have to guess from the caption.
You do not need to paste it. You need the door.
No. Link the studio’s booking page. The bio lists the classes that are yours and the times that are true this week.
Trainers write a program for one person in a gym or on a call. This page is a class style and a weekly room list. If you also train privately, keep that offer on the trainer page so Thursday’s class is not buried under a package.
Name the style you teach now. A certificate list under the schedule is optional and usually too long.
Link the page where someone pays and reads the dates. SayHi does not take payment or manage a guest list.
Change the line. The page is yours to edit. There is no sync with the studio’s software.
Starting points for developers, realtors, nurses, musicians, and other work.
The bio URL opens one page: name, work, and links at sayhi.page/yourname.
Multiple profile links are still destinations. The page is the context.
The person you train, the place, and what the first month includes.