Maniesh Singh.
Winning Entry · 99designs

Strength in Numbers

CrossFit & Fitness Brand Identity

A fitness brand rooted in the CrossFit community needed a mark that said what the name already meant — that together, people are stronger. The brief was open: any logo type, any colour, just make it modern and bold enough to live on gym walls, jerseys, and screens.

IndustryBusiness & Consulting
ServiceLogo & Brand Identity
Platform99designs
Strength In Numbers — winning logo design by Maniesh Singh on 99designs.
The Contest Brief

Design a bold, modern logo for a CrossFit and fitness brand — something that captures collective strength and works across print, digital, and merchandise.

Strength in Numbers is a fitness brand serving the CrossFit community — gyms, coaches, and athletes who believe that training together produces results no one could achieve alone. The name itself was the brief: design a mark that makes the idea of collective strength immediately visible.

The client came to 99designs with maximum creative freedom — open to pictorial marks, abstract marks, or emblems; open to any colour direction. The only hard requirement was modern and bold, with enough presence to hold its own on business cards, letterheads, gym signage, online advertising, and banner ads. Colour preferences were left entirely to the designer's judgement.

Design Requirements
Name to incorporate: 'Strength in numbers'
Target audience: CrossFit gyms, fitness companies, crossfit-related businesses
Logo types accepted: Pictorial mark, Abstract mark, or Emblem
Colour preferences: Open to creativity — no palette specified
Deliverables: Print (business cards, letterheads, brochures) and online (website, advertising, banners)
Style: Modern, balanced — no extreme stylistic direction specified
Design Exploration

Sketches, concepts, and the directions that didn't make it

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Initial Sketches & Concept Exploration

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Concept Direction 01 — Pictorial / Abstract Mark

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Concept Direction 02 — Emblem Exploration

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Rejected Explorations

The Final Mark

Bold enough for a gym wall. Clean enough for a business card.

Strength in Numbers — winning logo final mark by Maniesh Singh

Symbol

Add symbol description — the mark captures the idea of collective strength through its visual form. Built to read clearly at any size, from a gym banner to a social media avatar.

Typography

Add font name — the typeface chosen is modern and confident, complementing the strength of the mark without competing with it. Legible across all formats.

Colour

Add colour details — the brief gave complete freedom on colour. The chosen palette reflects energy and boldness appropriate for the CrossFit and fitness community.

Logo System

Colour, typography & usage

Colour Palette

Primary

Add hex value

Add colour role

Secondary

Add hex value

Add colour role

Accent

Add hex value

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Neutral

Add hex value

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Typography

Aa

Primary Typeface

Add font name

Logo Usage

Light background

Dark background

Monochrome

Small size

Brand Applications

The logo in real life

How the mark holds up on gym signage, merchandise, stationery, and digital formats.

Business Stationery Mockup
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Gym Signage & Apparel
Mockup to be added
Digital & Social Media
Mockup to be added
Merchandise & Print
Mockup to be added
Outcome

A community brief.
A bold, winning mark.

Out of 66 concepts from 8 talented designers worldwide,
this identity was selected as the winning entry.

8
Designers Participated
66
Design Concepts Submitted
2
Design Rounds
Winning Entry
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