The two offering cards provide the main styling anchors of this block. Fitness Classes, Programs & Training and Cardio Classes use different pale green background tones, allowing the services to remain distinct without breaking the shared visual direction. Bold centered headings establish quick recognition, while the darker supporting text stays mostly left aligned for easier reading. The light background and generous whitespace keep the colored cards from feeling crowded.
The rounded portrait image on the left adds a softer visual counterweight to the rectangular text areas. Its position within the three-column arrangement creates a clear sequence: image, primary fitness offering, then cardio content. Rounded corners repeat the approachable treatment used by the cards, helping the image and service areas feel like parts of one section rather than unrelated objects.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the useful focus is the relationship between these concrete properties: pale green fills separate the offerings, rounded corners unify the image and cards, and spacing protects the hierarchy between headings, paragraphs, and the Learn More link. Those style rules can be refined for the surrounding project while preserving the block’s existing fitness-services content and three-column organization.
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