Top 20 Australian Running Influencers on Instagram (Apr 2026)

We found 22 running Influencers in Australia
These influencers mention 'running' in their Instagram bio and have audiences primarily in Australia. Here are the top 20. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
04/21/2026
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1. Jack Crago

Australia

Running, chatting about running or both. 📍 Moora, Western Australia 5K 15:41, 10K 34:07 HM 1:14:52 M 2:39:39

@jog.on.crago
@jogoncrago
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Followers
34.5k
Fake followers
6.8%
Engagement rate
3.71%
Average Reel plays
44.4k
Audience gender
male
64.94%
female
35.06%
Top performing Reels
  1. Chinese alternatives to Western shoes 🇨🇳 These Chinese brands might be onto something. To help our hobby jogger audience, we decided to compare popular Chinese shoes to their Western counterparts 🇺🇸 What was or will be your first Chinese shoe? ⬇️
    6.6k
  2. A snippet of the Podcast filmed with @the.run.are over on youtube. We chatted all things chinese shoes- including a cheeky rotation build for the same price as an Asics megablast. Full vid at link in bio (my youtube) We both bought those shoes from Taobao- I've got a video on how to use it. You can find most shoes on aliexpress also. Names of shoes: 1. Anta Zone 2 (think a better evo sl) 2. Dynafish xiaonian (super light smooth supertrainer long run monster) 3. Li-Ning Challenger 5 (best speed shoe on the planet) 4. Li-ning Feidian Elite 5 (firm aggressive 5/10/half marathon racer. Many more out there also- check my (and the run.are's) youtube 🫡
    5.1k
  3. Taking things to another level with a 3 shoe rotation for the price of a Novablast 5. All purchased on taobao which you can learn about over on my youtube channel. 1. Do-Win Pb 4 2. Bmai Carbon Fly + 3. Qiaodan Leili 1.0 Just a completely different game 😁
    4.6k
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Audience location by country
Australia
72.49%
United Kingdom
7.4%
New Zealand
5.44%
United States
3.66%
South Africa
1.78%
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2. Erin & Lulu

Australia

Mum-Erin, sharing Lulu’s story of incurable epilepsy 💡 Raising awareness & 💰 for #epilepsy & #LGS 💟 Proud EAA ambassador 🏃🏽‍♀️Running 🍣 Being raw

@little.lulu.love
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Followers
25.7k
Fake followers
16.07%
Engagement rate
12.62%
Average Reel plays
38.4k
Audience gender
female
96.28%
male
3.72%
Top performing Reels
  1. DAY 921: Dear Zara Recent events with Tom developing RSV (a severe respiratory illness, that put him in hospital for 5 days, at a mere 3wks old), in addition to daily seizures that plague Lulu; I’ve found myself yet again part of a foreign landscape, I wish not to tread. One where both my children, are now unwell. Here we fking go again! How can we possibly be looking down the barrel of potential long term respiratory issues with Tom, along with life long neurological issues with Lulu! Parts of my early motherhood journey, yet again, stolen from me. I’m convinced we are cursed in some way. We have to be. It’s like some kind of past life karma, is playing out in fierce force, in order to resolve past sins. Lessons to be learned, yet replaying itself disguised as another kind of punishment, until I finally ‘get it’ & things fking sink right in. Yet, even with that awareness, its left me turning somewhat of a blind eye, because I can’t. I just can’t. I can’t watch your kids. I can’t watch them thrive while mine don’t. I can’t pretend to be excited for you when I’m so sad (& angry!) for myself. I can’t comment on SM about your idealism, because I feel I should have what you do. I should be living the life you have. I should be having the experiences you are. I should be enjoying a huge part of my motherhood too. So more often that I like to admit, I skip past your stories, pretend I didn’t see you in the street, turn down an invitation from you, or even on occasion, not respond to a message. Because I just can’t. It’s all just so fking triggering. You will never understand how painful it is. How witnessing typical, literally burns a crater into every cell of my body. To watch on, chagrined, as your children flourish, but mine (especially Lu) struggle. And it’s not your fault, but having a true appreciation for what life is like on my side of the fence is impossible, until you have walked in my shoes. And not just for a day, but for years. No matter how many times you see me, listen to me, hold space for me, console me, or hug me, you will never, ever truly understand, simply because you don’t LIVE it. Cont in comments….
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  2. DAY 896: He’s Here!! Welcome to the world - Thomas John Oudshoorn Born: Friday 27th May Time: 11:49am Weight: 3.22kg Length: 49cm Arrived by C-section delivery And he is simply divine. More to come on his arrival earth side, which I will share soon, but for now Dave and I are enjoying every second with our little boy. We are just SO in love & besotted with him, and can’t wait to introduce him into his big sister! Here’s to the next chapter. One I hope holds many pages of happiness and love, as we navigate this life as a family of four.
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  3. DAY 771: It’s a…… BOY!!!! It’s a Boy! It’s a Boy! It’s a Boy! And we are absolutely over the moon with happiness!! I have known to my core from the very moment I fell pregnant, that this baby would be a boy. It’s like he was always destined. And I know he will play an integral role in helping to heal our hearts and our family. As expected many tears flowed, filled with an array of emotions. But mostly just love & happiness. Tears of joy that my intuition was right and this little soul was indeed a boy. Tears because deep down I knew how badly Dave wanted a boy. And tears because we so desperately want this baby and for him to be healthy. Thank you to our incredible tribe for celebrating in such a huge and very emotional day with us. I am so grateful for you all being here for us today, and every other day that you are. We simply just cannot wait to welcome this little man into the world!
    54.7k
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Audience location by country
Australia
82.42%
United States
4.82%
New Zealand
3.13%
United Kingdom
2.21%
Ireland
0.81%
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3. Keegan Hipgrave

Australia

🎙@keeganandcompanypodcast Running Every Major Marathon 2026 Tokyo🔜Boston, London, Sydney, Berlin, Chicago, New York

@keeganhipgrave
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Followers
19.8k
Fake followers
18.68%
Engagement rate
1.04%
Average Reel plays
9.6k
Audience gender
male
67.74%
female
32.26%
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Audience location by country
Australia
82.14%
New Zealand
4.23%
United States
4.06%
United Kingdom
1.95%
Indonesia
0.93%
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4. Running Touch

Australia

The CARMINE Australian tour, now on sale

@runningtouch
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Followers
17.1k
Fake followers
11.69%
Engagement rate
2.2%
Average Reel plays
5.4k
Audience gender
male
48.17%
female
51.83%
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Audience location by country
Australia
73.39%
United States
12.64%
United Kingdom
2.93%
New Zealand
1.65%
Canada
0.83%
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5. SAR ❤️‍🔥 Online Coach

Australia

GC, QLD @musclenation “sarahjade” For the girls who are ready to let go of their all or nothing mindset 🤍 Make real change 🌸 1:1 Coaching→DM “READY”

@sarah.jjade
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Followers
17.1k
Fake followers
14.98%
Engagement rate
1.1%
Average Reel plays
6.7k
Audience gender
female
81.72%
male
18.28%
Top performing Reels
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Audience location by country
Australia
78.38%
New Zealand
5.46%
United States
5.23%
United Kingdom
3.33%
Canada
0.83%
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6. Drew Willis

Australia

I just felt like running.

@thegarminman
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Followers
14.5k
Fake followers
15.1%
Engagement rate
1.55%
Average Reel plays
13.8k
Audience gender
female
44.48%
male
55.52%
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Audience location by country
Australia
62%
United States
7.66%
United Kingdom
3.4%
New Zealand
2.56%
Brazil
2.43%
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7. Shane Compain

Australia

Fishing fanatic/ Bow hunter that lives and breaths the outdoor lifestyle 🤟. Work involves running a family business tackle world Coolalinga 👌

@shanecompain
@shanecompain1580
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Followers
10.8k
Fake followers
10.36%
Engagement rate
3.58%
Average Reel plays
8.5k
Audience gender
female
9.44%
male
90.56%
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Audience location by country
Australia
88.15%
United States
3.54%
Indonesia
1.28%
Malaysia
0.64%
Canada
0.47%
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8. Blake | Online Running Injury Consults | Newcastle

Australia

📚PhD (c) Running Injuries 🎙️Host @sportsmed.podcast 🦆Lecturer | Clinician | Researcher 🧠 Consults for Foot, Ankle & Shin Pain

@blake.sportspodiatrist
@Blake.Running.SportsPodiatrist
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Followers
10.1k
Fake followers
9.23%
Engagement rate
1.14%
Average Reel plays
4.4k
Audience gender
female
42.96%
male
57.04%
Top performing Reels
  1. 💪 Strength training reduced running injury rates by 47% and time loss injuries by 54%. 🏃‍♂️📉 🧠 Evidence for many running injury prevention interventions is mixed, with effect estimates often small and strongly influenced by adherence, supervision, and heterogeneity in injury definitions and study design. Strength training has clearer injury reduction evidence in other sports (for example, football codes 🏉), so the question is whether we can translate that benefit to runners. 🏃‍♀️➡️💪 📚 This paper improves on two of the common problems. It had reasonably well powered groups for this type of research (over 120 per group in the final analysis) and a longer follow up period (9 months). The program was still home based and largely bodyweight, delivered online. 🏠📲 ✅ What stood out? Minimal equipment and time needed, which is often the barrier for runners⏱️🧰 📌 Study summary This was a randomised controlled trial in recreational runners comparing an online exercise based injury prevention program with running only. Injuries were reported as rates per 1000 running hours. The exercise group had lower rates of new running related injuries (about 47% lower) and lower rates of time loss injuries (about 54% lower). 📊 ⛔ Time loss definition A time loss injury meant the injury prevented the runner from fully participating in their next running session. So not just soreness, but something that actually disrupted training. 🚫🏃‍♂️ 🔍 Critique and context These were relatively novice runners. Inclusion was running at least 5 km per week, average running experience was about 3 years, and average weekly volume was around 18 km. Would we see the same magnitude of benefit in runners consistently doing 30, 60, or 80 km per week? 🤔 We do not know from this study, but it is a strong starting point. ✅ 🧩 Practical takeaway If you run 3 to 6 days per week, start with 2 strength sessions per week for 20 to 40 minutes. Prioritise a knee dominant exercise 🦵, a hip dominant exercise 🍑, and progressive calf loading 🦶, then build gradually over time. 📈 Aynollah Naderi, Ali Yasemi & Seyed Hamed Mousavi: DOI: 10.1080/15438627.2025.2558950
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  2. A good paper does not need to change clinical practice to be valuable. It can provide a clear synthesis of existing research, offer commentary on a novel idea, or build consensus around frameworks that may never be fully testable. I started this list aiming for five papers and could have easily included more. It is not exhaustive in any way. The ability for research to be shared with thousands of people is genuinely unmatched. It may not always look like a glamorous post, but the people producing research that we debate, critique, and argue about are providing a real service to our profession. They deserve recognition whenever possible. Reach out every once and while! Unless the research challenges what we already believe 😉 You don’t have to love feet to enjoy this research. Generally speaking though, it can’t hurt to love them anyway…
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  3. Most running injuries take weeks, not days, and biology & psychology have a pace you can’t rush. You can’t hack biology, but you can avoid delays. Four takeaways: 1️⃣Injury load is real: Over 24 weeks, 32% of recreational runners sustained an injury. The top five diagnoses, MTSS, Achilles tendinopathy, patellofemoral pain, iliotibial band syndrome, plantar fasciopathy accounted for ~47% of all injuries.  2️⃣Recovery is slower than expected: Overall median time to recovery was 56 days (IQR 70). MTSS 70 d (IQR 89), Achilles 56 d (IQR 165), PFP 49 d (IQR 63), PF 35 d (IQR 70). Large IQRs = wide individual variation.  3️⃣What “recovered” meant: Time from first pain to total pain relief at that site, followed by three consecutive pain-free weeks (weekly surveillance). Useful for expectation-setting.  4️⃣Censoring matters: 35 participants had not recovered by 24 weeks, and some diagnoses had very small recovered numbers (e.g., meniscus 3/7 recovered; median 89 d), so several medians are likely underestimates. Reference: Mulvad B, Nielsen RO, Lind M, Ramskov D. Diagnoses and time to recovery among injured recreational runners in the RUN CLEVER trial. PLoS ONE. 2018;13(10):e0204742. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0204742
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Australia
50.77%
United Kingdom
11.17%
United States
8.23%
Ireland
3.02%
New Zealand
2.53%
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9. Dan Jackson

Australia

Adelaide Crows - Leadership + Culture Hoping to raise $5k for @runningforprems by running a sub 1.19 Half Marathon in Oct (at 93kg) - donation link:

@danjackson23
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Followers
9.8k
Fake followers
18.67%
Engagement rate
2.05%
Average Reel plays
15.4k
Audience gender
female
31.95%
male
68.05%
Top performing Reels
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Audience location by country
Australia
84.32%
United States
5.05%
United Kingdom
2.33%
Canada
2.27%
Indonesia
0.62%
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10. v

Australia

ultra athlete, uta100 running coach & PT @projectpbcoaching @lskd @nakedharvestsupplements

@vanessangerer
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Followers
8.7k
Fake followers
23.93%
Engagement rate
2.35%
Average Reel plays
6.1k
Audience gender
male
49.61%
female
50.39%
Top performing Reels
  1. 10KM updates on the UTA100 course 🌲 Although I didn’t finish I’m still sharing this because 78KM on a crook knee is still a massive achievement and I’m not going to sell myself short and not acknowledge that I still got that far. Loved doing these little vids with @rundoug77 and having a pretty awesome time with ya. Can clearly see where we really started hurting. Grateful for your friendship and company on this run, Doug 🫶🏽✨ This DNF is hard to process but I’m not going to hide and I want to be honest about the realities of ultra. This is my first DNF and as much as I’d not like to have many more, it’s not impossible. Ultra deserves respect, our bodies deserve respect, and I’m still young and have one hell of a future that I’m looking forward to in the sport. thanks @ultratrailaustralia for putting on an epic event thanks @rundoug77 for letting me chat your ear off last year so that we could form this beautiful friendship we’ll be back, and we will cross that line together 🤝🏽
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  2. THANK YOU @ultratrailkosciuszko 🌧️⛰️✨ UTK50 was my first and only completed race for the year, and what a quality way to finish the year, feeling proud of myself for doing all the work needed to be able to complete a race and wrap up the year feeling this good. She started off cold, taking some time to warm up and adjust to the altitude but oh, when she did the heat really set in and we were in for a rather hot day. The goal was sub 6 but I soon accepted that we just needed to get over that line, and so we did in 7:00:11. This was the third race I’ve done with @rundoug77 and I’ll always be grateful for the beautiful friendship formed because of ultra. Glad we got another run together my friend. To my friends who raced over the weekend, you guys are incredible. No matter the distance you embarked on, you gave it everything and persevered through the conditions you were given and I’m so proud of each of you. Watching on and racing, seeing people pull out especially on Friday was carnage with unexpected 2hr pausing of the event for lightening storm protection rattled many, amongst the add on of rain and endless mud. Im so extremely proud of you all and you got the fire going again for me to begin my next 100km block in the new year at @ultratrailaustralia Every trail event isn’t complete without its community of spectators, volunteers and organisers and you all deserve a massive thanks for your selflessness to be out there supporting your people and everyone else you cheered for, or provided aid to and so on ❤️‍🩹 @ultratrailkosciuszko thanks for another year of trail running through Australia’s incredible Snowy Mountains. Thanks for keeping us safe, fuelled, supported and for organising this massive event 🤝🏽 time for some rest, let the hair down a little more and reset for the new year 🌞🥂 @create.lumina 📷 thank you for capturing everything that you did during Kosci, and in the way that you did, I’m so grateful for your time and effort over these last few days
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  3. UTA100 DNF RECAP I’m going to preface this with, this isn’t a sad post. Running through the Blue Mountains is simply beautiful and it’s so special being able to run through these trails. There were plenty of highs on this run and so much to be thankful for and great takeaways. This was the first ultra where my nutrition was ON POINT and that was a massive win, however, things don’t always work out ✨ At 78KM last night I got to the 6th checkpoint, sobbing for the last few hundred metres before we arrived. It was dawning on me that I could barely walk properly, every step was painful, and if I’d tried to run I’d last a single step and have to return to a walk. My whole lower body was out of alignment. As most of you know, I went into this race still nursing my right knees injury. I strapped my knee and wore a knee brace over it for extra support. The first 10km of the race I felt very little irritation and all was going well, I had hope. 10-20km was okay but my calves were getting really tight and I couldn’t even run on the flats at some points. By about 34km I figured out this was because there was too much pressure from the tape AND knee brace, so, I took the tape off and so from 34km to about 67km things were looking so much much better. This whole time, I could just feel my hip getting more and more painful because my hip was over compensating for my knee, especially on the downhills of stepping down. By the time we reached 78KM I had to very seriously weigh up the options. I knew that the next 22KM included 10KM of continuous downhill and then a final trek with 1400 stairs to make my way up. I could either risk exacerbating my existing injury and creating new ones and putting myself through sharp stabbing pains OR I pull out and save myself unnecessary pain and possibly even more time off running. I sat and cried and talked it through with my crew, called Jamie, weighed it all up, and decided this was going to be a DNF. continued in comments
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Australia
70.24%
United States
9.03%
New Zealand
3%
United Kingdom
2.85%
Canada
1.09%

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11. RWG | ONLINE RUNNING & FITNESS COACH 🤍

Australia

I like to run a lot and I like to tell everyone I run a lot 🌩️ Health & Fitness Coach @prvnfitness Athlete @lskd @maplemovement @phybaperformance

@runwgab
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Followers
8.6k
Fake followers
13.87%
Engagement rate
1.51%
Average Reel plays
6.8k
Audience gender
female
48.9%
male
51.1%
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Audience location by country
Australia
90.5%
United States
2.26%
Italy
1.81%
Greece
0.68%
New Zealand
0.68%
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12. David Stoff | Running Coach

Australia

DM me for Coaching Enquiries 📈 @lskd Athlete | DC: DAVELSKD @beforeyouspeakcoffee | DC: Davetherunner @aidstn | DC: DAVES10

@dave_the_runner
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Followers
8.2k
Fake followers
13.9%
Engagement rate
1.33%
Average Reel plays
4.3k
Audience gender
female
75.37%
male
24.63%
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Audience location by country
Australia
88.47%
United States
3.01%
New Zealand
1.84%
Canada
1.22%
United Kingdom
1.12%
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13. Rachel Williams | Runner

Australia

Sharing my love of running 🏃🏻‍♀️💙 Busy Mum x3 Marathoner x7 Founder @rundct 📍 Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺 🔜 Ballarat + Sydney Marathon

@run_with_rach_
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Followers
8.1k
Fake followers
15.02%
Engagement rate
2.95%
Average Reel plays
2.4k
Audience gender
female
57.77%
male
42.23%
Top performing Reels
  1. That moment you cross the finish line — it gets me every time. All the emotions of the entire marathon block come flooding out… Exhaustion. Relief. Tears. Happiness. All rolled into one. Every finish line reminds you why you keep showing up 🏃🏻‍♀️💫 Grateful for it all 💙 . . . #lululemonambassador #MelbourneMarathon #MarathonRunning #Marathoner #RunningCommunity #RunDCT #RunnersOfInstagram #RunningMotivation #RunHappy #KeepShowingUp #GratefulHeart #MarathonJourney #FinishLineFeels #melbmara
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  2. Marathon no.7 - 3:08 — Course PB 🔥 Grateful to get it done on a tough day. More to come 💙 Wearing: @lululemonausnz #lululemonambassador . . . #melbournemarathon #melbmara #marathonrunning
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  3. 17km to start the day 🏃🏻‍♀️💫… Wednesday Longy is officially a thing. Slowly built it up… today hit 90 minutes midweek — never thought I’d be running this long on a Wednesday, but here we are. Followed it up with 60 minutes in the gym to top off the morning endurance 💪🤣 Happy Hump Day 💙 . . . . #MelbourneRunners #RunCrew #RunWithRach #WednesdayLongy #MarathonTraining #RunnersLife #RunningCommunity #LongRunDone #RunHappy #RunnersJourney #TrainingDay #RunMotivation
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Audience location by country
Australia
51.27%
United States
12.7%
United Kingdom
5.82%
Indonesia
1.98%
Malaysia
1.92%
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14. K R Y S T L E

Australia

🪢 Next race @thespeedproject x @rfrunclub 🏃🏽‍♀️214km Top 10 @sydneysbackyardultra ⛰️UTA 100Miler after 1yr of running

@krystledesma
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Followers
7.4k
Fake followers
14.75%
Engagement rate
3.44%
Average Reel plays
4.7k
Audience gender
female
69.24%
male
30.76%
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Audience location by country
Australia
77.05%
United States
7.96%
United Kingdom
1.69%
Canada
1.3%
Singapore
1.21%
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15. Leesh Cunningham

Australia

Love Triangle Season 1 📽️ @stanaustralia @f45_training AMBASSADOR: @brooksrunningau Running Collective @ruleoneproteins_au @globalnutritionaustralia

@leeesh__
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Followers
6.4k
Fake followers
18.15%
Engagement rate
1.53%
Average Reel plays
2.5k
Audience gender
female
63.96%
male
36.04%
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Audience location by country
Australia
86.29%
United States
4.44%
United Kingdom
2.22%
New Zealand
1.61%
Canada
0.81%
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16. adamskullivan

Australia

music, visual art & uhhh speaking the biz @godspeed.digital

@adamskullivan
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Followers
6k
Fake followers
11.76%
Engagement rate
3.66%
Average Reel plays
4.1k
Audience gender
male
70.78%
female
29.22%
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  1. I’ve been making aliens 🪐👽 The first of many, can’t wait to show you what I’ve been up to with my extra time 💫 Name - Scarlett Planet - Eros XI Age - Unknown Ability - Healer Project - Apollo
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  2. Not really sure how to explain what happened on Saturday night. That was the most fun I think I’ve had in my whole life, what an explosion of energy and dancing. It’s so crazy to think that enough of you were willing to spend time at my first ever hard ticket show, let alone sell it out in the first week 🥴🥰 It would have absolutely impossible without my team, I appreciate you all so much, firstly to the artists @clubangel._ @_rashbandicoot for putting on two totally unique DJ masterclasses, to my weapon of a manager @chomme_des_garcons for believing and actualising my weird ideas, @juzzydw & @jakob_atic_ for building the cell & holding it together with bare hands & LIVE cable tie repairs, my agency @athenatheagency for all your behind the scenes work, the beautiful @jordanmunns capturing it all so perfectly 📷 & our BOSS of tix / head of security @maxchamp ☄️
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  3. dreams do come true 😧😭🤯@steveaoki @dimmak
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Australia
52.7%
United States
26.48%
Canada
2.93%
New Zealand
1.99%
Mexico
1.77%
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17. Bronte

Australia

crossfit + running (+ everything in between) ✨TEAM @lskd • dc: BRONTE-LSKD ⚡️TEAM @switch_nutrition • dc: BRONTE Thanks for coming 🫶🏻

@bronteelsmore
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Followers
5.6k
Fake followers
14.34%
Engagement rate
4.32%
Average Reel plays
8.3k
Audience gender
female
58.91%
male
41.09%
Top performing Reels
  1. 12 years ago, I was wheeled into hospital- unable to walk because I was told my heart would stop and I would collapse. Now I can run across a competition floor carrying double my body weight. It’s crazy to look back and see how far I’ve come from that girl 12 years ago fighting for her life in a battle with AN. Back then, I couldn’t see beyond the illness. I didn’t believe life could look different, and part of me was even scared to change. Man, I wish I could show that girl where we are now. The statistics said I would relapse. Damn, even my own nurse told me he’d see me back in hospital again as I was getting discharged. Usually, he would have been right. But training changed everything. The strength I’ve built, the determination to keep improving, the shift from focusing on how I look to what my body can do- that’s what kept me from ever going back. I’ve learned to fuel my body so it can do powerful things. It feels good to look back and be proud. To remember that progress isn’t always fast or perfect, and yes- there are still days it affects me. But looking back on that girl 12 years ago reminds me to keep moving forward. If you’re in the middle of the battle, please know this: Change is possible. Healing is possible. You can live a full, strong, joyful life again. Don’t forget to celebrate your progress along the way. Because one day, you’ll look back and realise just how far you’ve come❤️
    1.2k
  2. Grateful 🤝🏽
    1.2k
  3. “Chad”: 1000 weighted (vest, back pack, ruck pack) box step-ups. This morning we did this workout to raise awareness for suicide prevention, in support of Men’s Mental Health Month. It’s more than just a workout. It’s a reminder to check in with each other, to move with purpose, and also to honour those who’ve served and sacrificed.
    829
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Australia
87.18%
United States
3.55%
New Zealand
1.18%
Indonesia
1.18%
Cambodia
1.18%
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18. Lottie Ifould

Australia

Small frame, big flame 🇦🇺 Co-founder @loadreformer Founder @boddiebylottie | Coming Soon + train with me @victus_soul

@lottie.in.london_
@lottie.in.london_
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Followers
5.6k
Fake followers
12.23%
Engagement rate
4.16%
Average Reel plays
6.5k
Audience gender
male
31.65%
female
68.35%
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Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Australia
79.07%
United Kingdom
8.47%
United States
3.73%
New Zealand
1.42%
Indonesia
0.81%
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19. Michael Roeger

Australia

🇦🇺 Running around the world - Chasing dreams @brooksrunningau athlete - (Fastest Ever) Paralympian over the Marathon, current t46 1500m WR 📍Paris

@michaelroeger1
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Followers
5.5k
Fake followers
14.46%
Engagement rate
2.87%
Average Reel plays
5.4k
Audience gender
male
62.51%
female
37.49%
Top performing Reels
  1. Congratulations to @michaelroeger1 🥈 @paralympics
    26k
  2. Track work tonight, testing the body with some speed work chasing Burnsy. Soon we race. Love this quote by DW ⬇️ “Without commitment, you’ll never start. But more importantly, without consistency, you’ll never finish” - Denzel Washington #run #runhappy #fitness #summer #motivation #trackandfield #inspire #workout #perla #riseup
    20.2k
  3. ➡️ “People say you have a lot of passion for what you’re doing, and it’s totally true and the reason is because it’s so hard that if you don’t any rational person would give up” - Steve Jobs Find something you’re passionate about and it won’t be a chore 🚀. Eight times through this mud pit, was one of the toughest runs I’ve done, but I never was going to give up. . . . #run #exercise #motivation #keepmoving #stevejobs #instagood #inspiration #healthiswealth #dontgiveup #passion #runhappy #lessgo
    7.8k
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Australia
70%
United States
7.88%
United Kingdom
3.42%
France
1.64%
Brazil
1.16%
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20. ryanjohnmooney

Australia

g x @run.it.ryan for running content 🏃‍♂️

@ryanjohnmooney
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Followers
5.2k
Fake followers
20.5%
Engagement rate
7.14%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
female
75.43%
male
24.57%
Top performing Reels
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Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Australia
59.54%
United States
17.34%
United Kingdom
5.78%
Thailand
2.31%
Spain
1.73%
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