10 Instagram Fitness Instructors You Need to Follow in 2020

2020 is in full swing and you don’t have to feel bad about getting back into the gym like most people after January 1. What’s important is that you’re consistent and constantly challenging yourself. There’s no better way to do that than to get inspiration from someone you can personally relate to and guide you to success. Here’s a list of Instagram influencers you can choose from, follow, and take with you to the gym to follow along with their workouts.

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Whitney Simmons (@whitneyysimmons)

Whitney is an all-around Instagram favourite. Her fans love her not only for her killer bod, but for her infectious positive energy and willingness to be vulnerable about her fitness journey. She recently revealed that she’s been battling psoriasis for the last 10 years, fighting any notion that she’s a picture-perfect IG influencer. You’ll love Whitney for her easy-to-follow videos, attention to detail, and incredible gym outfits.

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Stefanie Williams (@stef_fit)

Following Stefanie will inject you with a dose of fitness inspo and a dose of wanderlust. This London-based IG personality shares videos of her working up a sweat as well as stunning photos from her travels around the world. Her profile is perfect for beginners because she demonstrates using light weights – proving that you don’t have to go heavy in the gym to achieve a toned body.

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Massy Arias (@massy.arias)

This Dominican-born health coach and trainer has been in the Instagram game a long time — she's built a massive following who trust her as a legitimate expert in her field. Scroll through her feed to see everything from impressive before and afters from her clients, her tough workout routines, and adorable photos of her daughter.

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Hanna Oeberg (@hannaoeberg)

Hanna Oeberg is an absolute beast in the gym. This tattoo-ed beauty will inspire you to be strong, confident, and to consistently challenge yourself with heavier weights. Hanna hails from Sweden and trains 5 times a week, splitting her focus between cardio, weight-lifting, and functional training.

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Ajahzi Gardner (@ajahzfit)

In a sea of blonde-haired fitness influencers, a woman of colour is a welcome change. Unfortunately, they're not easy to find on Instagram, but Ajahzi is boldly breaking the mold. We love her because representation- even in fitness- matters. Also, her Instagram grid and fun graphics makes it easy to pinpoint exactly what type of workout videos you'd like to watch to match your gym session.

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Stephanie Buttermore (@stephanie_buttermore)

Several fitness influencers make it big through their passion for the gym, but Stephanie Buttermore's expertise is rooted in her education. Stephanie has four science degrees including a Masters of Medical Sciences and a PhD of Biomedical Sciences. Her Youtube channel provides details based on scientific principles of training and nutrition. If you're looking for a credible influencer - Stephanie Buttermore is your girl.

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Abby Pollock (@abby)

Like Stephanie Buttermore, mechanical engineer Abby Pollock is obsessive about the science behind nutrition and fitness. You can find videos on her Youtube channel where the bubbly redhead enthusiastically breaks down topics about the body with actual research and scientific findings. There are few influencers as educated and trustworthy on the topic of fitness as Abby Pollock.

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Katie Crewe (@katiecrewe)

It's hard not to like Katie Crewe. She does a little dance before her workout videos, has a cute kitty who interrupts her at-home workouts, and her smile is just infectious. Follow Katie if you're past the beginner phase and you're ready to add more complex moves and heavier weights into your routine.

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Brittne Babe (@brittnebabefitness)

The self-proclaimed 'Queen of Home Workouts,' Brittne Babe is the embodiment of #noexcuses. Whether it's from her living room or on vacation, Brittne will show you you don't need a gym membership to improve your body. Often incorporating other people into her routines, you can feel comfortable doing them with a friend or partner.

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Natacha Oceane

There aren't many fitness influencers as intense as Natacha Oceane. Constantly challenging herself, Natacha shows her followers what the human body is truly capable of. With explosive moves and high-intensity training, her Instagram page is a great resource for someone looking to push themselves to the limit.

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