Fitness Website Hero Section Examples
122 real hero sections from 122 fitness websites
There are 122 hero sections here, cut from 122 live fitness websites such as Superpower, Strava and Function Health. 64% of the health & fitness sites in the library have a hero section, higher than the 60% across all websites. 90% of them are light-themed and the most common headline fonts are Inter (7), Geist (3) and Suisse Intl (3).
At a glance
Live verified metrics- Hero sections
- 122
- Sites
- 122 of 192 health & fitness sites (64%)
- Library-wide
- 60% of all websites have one
- Per site
- 1.0 on average
- Light / dark
- 90% light · 10% dark
- Top heading fonts
- Inter (7), Geist (3) and Suisse Intl (3)
- Accent colours
- blue 44neutral 33red 18
- Leading sites
- Superpower, Strava and Function Health
What makes a good hero section on a fitness website
The hero has one job: say what the product is and give one clear next step. The best ones pair a short headline with a live product shot or demo, not a stock illustration. Health and fitness products pair aspirational imagery with proof: outcomes, credentials and membership pricing. Compare these examples with hero sections from every industry, or see the full homepages on the fitness website templates page.
What these 122 hero sections have in common
On average each one carries 7.0 images or icons, 2.3 buttons and 2.6 links. 18% sit on a dark background, and 55% are taller than half their width — most take a full screen or more. Headlines range from “YOUR TRAINING HAS A DESTINATION” (Barry's), “INDOOR CYCLING, MADE FUN.” (Zwift) to “Burn Fat. Build Muscle. Orangetheory Fitness Canada.” (Orangetheory).
7 hero sections worth studying
- Superpower — “Your new health membership”: HSA/ FSA eligible Members get 150+ lab tests across 2 blood draws. $349 per year. Become a member See what we test Whole body check Detect… (2 buttons, 5 images, background #ffffff).
- Strava — “Community-Powered Motivation”: Track your progress and cheer each other on. Join over 100 million active people on Strava for free. Already a Member? Log In Sign Up With… (9 buttons, 63 images, background #ffffff).
- Function Health — “Check your health.”: HSA/FSA Eligible Every year. Starting with 160+ lab tests detecting 1000+ conditions. Just $365 per year—$1 per day. Start testing 160+ lab tests Total each year… (2 buttons, 4 images, background #fef9ef).
- Peloton — “Training that moves with you”: Peloton IQ takes the guesswork out of workouts with customized plans, personal insights, and a training experience that revolves around your goals. Choose what you’re working… (4 buttons, 9 images).
- Axiom — “The modern machine data platform.”: Petabyte-scale, schema-less ingest on a fully managed event store, so you keep every byte without the operational cost of running it yourself. Start free → →… (48 buttons, 78 images, background #020000).
- Trigger.dev — “Build and deploy durable AI agents and workflows”: Trigger.dev is the open source platform for building AI agents in TypeScript. Long-running tasks with retries, queues, AI observability, and elastic scaling. Start building now 16.4k… (0 buttons, 3 images, background #121317).
- One Medical — “Comprehensive healthcare just got less painful”: Now Amazon Prime members can purchase One Medical membership for $99/year . Get Started Opens in a new window. *Purchase terms apply. Already a One Medical… (1 buttons, 3 images).
How to use these hero references
Compare headline length, where the primary button sits and whether the visual is the product itself; then write your own headline in the same number of words. For a health or fitness brand, look at how outcomes, credentials and membership offers are balanced with aspiration. Start with Superpower, Strava and Function Health, click a section to open it at full size and copy its build prompt, palette and fonts.
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