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The Best Credit Cards With Fitness Perks

By Matthew Lynch
October 20, 2023
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Staying fit and healthy is a priority for many, and credit card companies have taken note. With a plethora of options available, it can be overwhelming to find the perfect card that aligns with your fitness goals and needs. To make the task easier, we have compiled a list of the best credit cards with fitness perks. These cards reward cardholders for prioritizing their health and wellness by offering impressive incentives and benefits.

1. Chase Sapphire Reserve

The Chase Sapphire Reserve is well-known for its travel rewards, but it also offers a generous fitness perk: a $120 annual statement credit towards Peloton membership. This includes both digital and all-access subscriptions to online fitness classes. Additionally, you’ll earn 3x points on dining and travel expenses, adding up to even more rewards that can be redeemed for future workout equipment or accessories.

2. American Express Platinum Card

While the American Express Platinum Card boasts luxury travel benefits, it also offers a valuable fitness perk through its partnership with Equinox. Cardholders receive up to $300 in yearly statement credits ($25 per month) towards select Equinox memberships or the digital app-based fitness platform, Equinox+. In addition to this, cardmembers enjoy access to over 1200 airport lounges worldwide, making it easier to stay active while traveling.

3. World of Hyatt Credit Card

The World of Hyatt Credit Card caters to fitness enthusiasts by offering free access to hotel gyms during stays at Hyatt properties worldwide. Plus, cardholders earn nine points per dollar spent at participating Hyatt hotels, allowing them to accumulate points quickly and redeem them for future stays – complete with complimentary gym access. This card also includes one free night per year at any category 1-4 Hyatt hotel or resort.

4. Citi Prestige Card

Citi Prestige cardholders can take advantage of the annual $250 travel credit and use it towards gym memberships, fitness classes, or workout equipment purchases. Like the American Express Platinum Card, the Citi Prestige Card also grants access to Priority Pass lounges, making it easy to remain active on-the-go. Additionally, cardmembers earn 5x points on air travel and dining, with no cap on earnings.

Conclusion:

When choosing a credit card that caters to your health and fitness needs, consider not just the rewards but also how well it aligns with your lifestyle and goals. With cards like the Chase Sapphire Reserve, American Express Platinum Card, World of Hyatt Credit Card, and Citi Prestige Card offering impressive fitness perks, there’s sure to be an option that’s perfect for you. Utilize these benefits to stay in shape while saving money and enjoying additional rewards.

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