17 Creative Fitness Ads To Motivate You

17 Creative Fitness Ads To Motivate You

Want to get in shape or get 6 pack abs to show off your body? Well for everything you need to work on your fitness. If you understand this but want to get a little motivation then here is the solution.

Here I am presenting 17 creative fitness ads that will surely motivate you. Let’s have a look.

1. Gold’s Gym Costa Rica: Its about time

2. Leg Press by Powerhouse Gym

The scene above shows the impression that the bodybuilder is doing the ‘Leg Press’ with a heavy back door of a trash truck.



3. Nirvana Fitness: Expand

A gate used as an ambient depicting an expander.


4. Total Nutrition Corporation, GNC Burn 60

5. WeightWatchers: Bus

6. Yoga: Poster

This poster intentionally comes off, so that the viewer by trying to fix it actually helps demonstrate the product.


7. VIP Gym: Chairs

This poster was glued to chairs in restaurants and cafes close to the the VIP gym.


8. Evolution Fitness Centre: Switch

“Slender body, switch on from here.”


9. Oxygo Gym

Long time, no see?


10. Intensive weight loss program for brides to be.

11. WeightWatchers: Doors

Intensive weight loss program for brides to be Extra wide door for entrance and normal door for exit convey the message clearly.


12. Go fitness & Spa: Abs

Using the shape of bricks as “Abs” in this poster.


13. German Olympic Sport Federation

If you don’t move, you get fat.


14. Powerhouse Gym: Lifting

Using the bodybuilder to interact within the construction site.


15. Y+ Yoga center: Straw

Low cost yet effective solution to showcase the prowess of a yoga practitioner on the flexible drink straws placed at fruit juice bars frequented by the target audience.


16. Fitness Company

Brilliant subway marketing for the Fitness Company in Germany.


17. Sport Batel Gym: Elevator

Targeting businessmen and women, the agency placed stickers in elevators of commercial buildings. The sticker made the floor panel work like a weight scale, with the floor number, now converted into kilograms, going down and up. Besides the weight unit(kg), the sticker had a message about the benefits of working out. Very nice and cheap to do.