Top 20 Australian Running Influencers on Instagram (Sep 2026)

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We found 37 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).
09/22/2026
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1. Kath Ebbs

Australia

Occasionally presenting, acting & yappin. Line dancing enthusiast: @cowboycountrydancing

@kathebbs
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Followers
121.1k
Fake followers
22.51%
Engagement rate
1.67%
Average Reel plays
47k
Audience gender
female
77.54%
male
22.46%
Top performing Reels
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Audience location by country
Australia
56.78%
United States
10.51%
United Kingdom
5.94%
New Zealand
3.84%
France
1.66%
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2. Sophie Rindfleish — Dietitian

Australia

🍒 lazy girl recipes 🫶🏼 helping you find food freedom 🏃🏽‍♀️ @sosos_runclub book a 1:1 appointment ↓ hello@healthybodhealthymind.com

@healthybodhealthymind
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Followers
65.7k
Fake followers
16.77%
Engagement rate
1.07%
Average Reel plays
35.7k
Audience gender
female
92.42%
male
7.58%
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Audience location by country
Australia
57.32%
United States
13.29%
New Zealand
8.98%
United Kingdom
4.56%
Canada
1.86%
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3. Jake Adey | Online Fitness Coach

Australia

Run Far | Lift Heavy Helping men 21-50 build strong, athletic physiques. 🏃‍♂️ Strength × Running 📩 DM “HYBRID” for coaching

@jakeadey
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Followers
63.4k
Fake followers
16.84%
Engagement rate
2.63%
Average Reel plays
64.6k
Audience gender
female
64.13%
male
35.87%
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Audience location by country
Australia
88.92%
United States
3.15%
Indonesia
1.58%
United Kingdom
1.52%
Russia
0.49%
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4. Jack Crago

Australia

Running, chatting about running or both. 📍 Moora, Western Australia 5K 15:41, 10K 33:17 HM 1:14:52 M 2:39:39

@jog.on.crago
@jogoncrago
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Followers
40k
Fake followers
6.77%
Engagement rate
2.28%
Average Reel plays
35.8k
Audience gender
female
35.13%
male
64.87%
Top performing Reels
  1. The @rossiboots 503 Colt in Chestnut: Their highest performing boot. 34mm stack in the heel, 14 in the forefoot for a 20mm drop which eases the calves for big efforts. The midsole is a cork and rubber combination- firmer riding, but opens up with some pace, highly responsive. 696g in my mens size 10- still lighter than the Vomero Premium. Upper is a one peice leather- supple and adaptable, moulding to the shape of your foot after about 30km. Fit is true to size, go your standard EU sizing. Breathability is low (obviously) but comfort compensates happily. Outsole is a smooth rubber- plenty of surface area, solid grip, would recommend city footpaths and roads- gravel might test it. So far this has soaked up a portion of my easy running load, as well as clinic placements, formal occasions and whenever I get the excuse to wear them. Highly recommend- my favourite shoe to date.
    12.9k
  2. 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? ⬇️
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  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 😁
    5.9k
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Audience location by country
Australia
70.97%
United Kingdom
7.69%
New Zealand
5.73%
United States
3.91%
South Africa
1.8%
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5. Griffin Hughes

Australia

• Founder @newyactiveco • Co - Founder @motionfourjustice • Running the entire length of Australia to save kids from human trafficking.

@griffinhughez
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Followers
35.1k
Fake followers
16.89%
Engagement rate
1.32%
Average Reel plays
11.3k
Audience gender
female
57.44%
male
42.56%
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Audience location by country
Australia
91.81%
United States
2.77%
New Zealand
0.63%
Indonesia
0.5%
Canada
0.5%
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6. Amy Taylor

Australia

Augie + Zephy + Remy + Sonny🌞 Sharing our journey with Infant B-Cell ALL Leukaemia with KMT2A-r @ziggylou_

@amytayylor
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Followers
29.1k
Fake followers
18.87%
Engagement rate
5.1%
Average Reel plays
147.1k
Audience gender
female
96%
male
4%
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Audience location by country
Australia
66.72%
United States
9.47%
New Zealand
6.51%
United Kingdom
2.86%
Canada
2.21%
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7. 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
25.3k
Fake followers
16.14%
Engagement rate
6.47%
Average Reel plays
88.5k
Audience gender
female
96.54%
male
3.46%
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
82.02%
United States
4.87%
New Zealand
2.99%
United Kingdom
2.52%
Indonesia
0.85%
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8. Keegan Hipgrave

Australia

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

@keeganhipgrave
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Followers
25k
Fake followers
19.26%
Engagement rate
1.41%
Average Reel plays
16.6k
Audience gender
female
32.28%
male
67.72%
Top performing Reels
  1. Hahahah funny but true
    13.4k
  2. Last week, my Sydney Marathon plans got a little derailed. Our beautiful baby girl decided to arrive two weeks early. 🩷 The day after we brought her home, I ran our own version of the Sydney Marathon. Right here at home. No sleep. No fuel and ran out of gas early and just kept going. And I’ll tell you nothing compares to arriving home after 42 long kilometres to my wife and my baby girl. It makes you realise what actually matters. I hope one day she looks back at this video and knows two things. How much her dad loves her. And that when dad makes a promise, he keeps his word.
    13.2k
  3. 1:14AM jet lag reflections. I’m laying here in bed after getting home from the London Marathon, my third out of seven majors for this year. Reflecting on my transition from professional rugby league into the last couple of years of just playing around with different sports and activities. I loved aspects of playing professional sport. Mates, being fit, purpose, routine, cash. But I wouldn’t change a thing. Since being medically retired from rugby league, I’ve got to try sports I never would have otherwise, and I got to start building my professional career at 24. Since then, I’ve met some of my favourite people in the world. Inspiring, motivated people I wouldn’t have crossed paths with. What I’ve found is that a fit and healthy body flows into everything. Relationships, community, stress, sleep, your overall happiness, and ultimately how you show up for the people around you. Your friends, your family, your kids, your partner. That’s the first step. Fitness isn’t a phase tied to your playing career. I look at it as a lifelong thing. I plan on doing something forever, whether that’s walking, yoga, swimming, surfing, just moving. So if you’re stuck and not sure where to go. I think moving is the best place to start
    9.2k
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Audience location by country
Australia
82.1%
New Zealand
4.22%
United States
4.11%
United Kingdom
2%
Indonesia
0.9%
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9. SAR ❤️‍🔥 Online Coach

Australia

GC,QLD “Not a runner” running girlie @musclenation SARAHJADE For those who are ready to let go of the all or nothing mindset 🤍 1:1 Coaching→DM “READY”

@sarah.jjade
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Followers
21k
Fake followers
15.85%
Engagement rate
2.99%
Average Reel plays
5.4k
Audience gender
female
81.2%
male
18.8%
Top performing Reels
  1. Best weekends always start with a cute fit and fun drink ☺️ FREE SHIPPING ALERT 🚨 This is your sign to shop our website now ;)
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  2. All that to say - I adore @sarah.jjade and I cannot thank her enough. I am SO excited to sign up with her again to continue learning new skills, and hit even more PBs. If any of this has resonated with you, or you’ve always just been curious about having an online coach @sarah.jjade has SO kindly said she will give anyone who signs up 2 weeks free if you mention this post. It is scary to ask for help or let someone in, especially if your experiences have shown you you can’t, however from one non-trusting person to another Sarah is worth every dollar and every second.
    670
  3. New season, new fits. 🔥 The latest Muscle Nation drop is here, built for training and styled for everywhere else. Available now at rebel. https://bit.ly/4pm43qA
    624
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Audience location by country
Australia
78.33%
United States
5.42%
New Zealand
5.3%
United Kingdom
3.3%
Canada
0.94%
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10. Running Touch

Australia

The CARMINE Australian tour, now on sale

@runningtouch
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Followers
17k
Fake followers
11.69%
Engagement rate
12.22%
Average Reel plays
5.4k
Audience gender
female
51.83%
male
48.17%
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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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11. RUN COACH LIAM

Australia

Your Favourite Online Running Coach Taking your running to the next level 🚀 Strength | Running | Mobility ➡️ all in the one app

@liamhenderson.run
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Followers
16k
Fake followers
10.51%
Engagement rate
1.33%
Average Reel plays
8.8k
Audience gender
female
55.04%
male
44.96%
Top performing Reels
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Audience location by country
Australia
79.07%
United States
7.41%
United Kingdom
3.54%
Italy
1.13%
New Zealand
0.81%
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12. trivelocoaching

Australia

Triathlon 🏊‍♀️ Cycling 🚴 Running 🏃🏽Coaching 🎙️Get Fast Podcast: Train Smarter & Race Faster Here for YOUR improvement + enjoyment G & @jordy.donnelly

@trivelocoaching
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Followers
15k
Fake followers
14.31%
Engagement rate
1.11%
Average Reel plays
15.8k
Audience gender
female
19.35%
male
80.65%
Top performing Reels
  1. Mind blowing run from @beatrice.chebet91, fastest ever women’s 5k at the Prefontaine Classic last month. 1k splits: 2:47 2:47 2:47 2:47 2:48 #running #runner #halfmarathon #marathontraining #athletics #trackandfield #kipyegon
    58.8k
  2. For a long time the joke has been triathletes are just average at 3 sports and not good at any.. not anymore He was world junior champ in 2017 Took 6 years to get his first senior individual win So this has been brewing a while.. And while Australia as expected, is quite dominant at triathon, since the late 90s and 2000s we haven’t had much world success Enter Matty Hauser 2025.. Not sorry for this glazing, @matt_hauser you legend
    42k
  3. Chapeau to the Shimano service man 🫡 world champion @tadejpogacar was down after a crash and risked losing a lot of time in @letourdefrance - but this lightning fast chain fix helped him get back in the race #cycling #tourdefrance #cyclist #vanderpoel
    36.8k
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Australia
84.35%
United States
2.83%
United Kingdom
1.79%
Brazil
1.49%
New Zealand
1.19%
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13. Drew Willis

Australia

I just felt like running.

@thegarminman
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Followers
14.3k
Fake followers
15.1%
Engagement rate
1.36%
Average Reel plays
13.8k
Audience gender
female
44.48%
male
55.52%
Top performing Reels
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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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14. Britt

Australia

a Gremlin stealing Strava crowns 👑 • running • motherhood • unfiltered ✨Team @lskd dc: BRITT15 🔜 SYD Marathon w/ @asicsaustralia

@abrittslife
@abrittslife
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Followers
12.6k
Fake followers
12.05%
Engagement rate
2.2%
Average Reel plays
8.6k
Audience gender
female
89.27%
male
10.73%
Top performing Reels
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Audience location by country
Australia
71.51%
United Kingdom
7.85%
United States
5.67%
New Zealand
4.8%
Canada
1.02%
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15. Blake | Online Running Injury Consults | Newcastle

Australia

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

@blake.sportspodiatrist
@Blake.Running.SportsPodiatrist
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Followers
11.2k
Fake followers
10.45%
Engagement rate
1.16%
Average Reel plays
5.7k
Audience gender
female
42.95%
male
57.05%
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
50.53%
United Kingdom
11.34%
United States
8.34%
Ireland
3%
New Zealand
2.51%
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16. 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
11k
Fake followers
10.36%
Engagement rate
3.78%
Average Reel plays
8.5k
Audience gender
female
9.44%
male
90.56%
Top performing Reels
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  • Median
Audience location by country
Australia
88.15%
United States
3.54%
Indonesia
1.28%
Malaysia
0.64%
Canada
0.47%
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17. RWG | ONLINE RUNNING & FITNESS COACH 🤍

Australia

Health, Fitness & Running Coach @hyroxworld Athlete U24 🇦🇺 @prvnfitness Athlete Train with me ↓

@runwgab
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Followers
10.5k
Fake followers
14.06%
Engagement rate
2.35%
Average Reel plays
6.2k
Audience gender
female
48.9%
male
51.1%
Top performing Reels
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Audience location by country
Australia
90.32%
United States
2.25%
Italy
1.8%
New Zealand
0.9%
Greece
0.68%
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18. W I L L. S T A G G

Australia

You look beautiful today. Australia 🇦🇺 Modelling/Acting - DM/Email to connect ⬇️ ✉️: Wstagg11@outlook.com

@william_stagg__
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Followers
9.9k
Fake followers
10.75%
Engagement rate
4.98%
Average Reel plays
6.5k
Audience gender
female
70.6%
male
29.4%
Top performing Reels
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Australia
79.36%
Italy
4.17%
United States
3.6%
Indonesia
2.46%
Japan
1.33%
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19. 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
9.5k
Fake followers
18.67%
Engagement rate
2.12%
Average Reel plays
15.4k
Audience gender
female
31.95%
male
68.05%
Top performing Reels
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  • Median
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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20. COURTNEY B

Australia

✂️Your next project starts here Mum of 2 🌸 Running on tea ☕️ & creativity✨ 📍Brisbane - Australia

@my.lovelymate
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Followers
8.5k
Fake followers
21.94%
Engagement rate
4.06%
Average Reel plays
11k
Audience gender
female
94.3%
male
5.7%
Top performing Reels
  1. Something my future self will treasure I’ve been wanting to make a ruffle tablecloth for so long. I was nervous to give it a go but I knew my beautiful Mum would lend a hand. She’s been sewing since before I can remember & made us plenty of ruffled outfits. This project actually felt like a full-circle moment. We used cotton canvas fabric & stitched it on my new @singersewinganz Heavy Duty 4411 Pink Sewing Machine. How gorgeous is it!! I don’t need to borrow my Mums anymore. It’s currently 40% off @spotlightstores 💯❤️ If you’re thinking of grabbing it from your local Spotlight double-check with them first since stock can vary from store to store 🫶 What’s on your list to make this Christmas? #Spotlightstores #ItsWhatYouMakeIt#SewingProjects #Heirloom #Handmade #MadeWithLove #RuffleTablecloth #SewingInspo #ChristmasTable #Tablecloth
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  2. Day 3 of Book Week Costume Ideas 🥹 Book 3: Wombat Stew by Marcia K Vaughan (1984) I didn't expect making this costume to make me this emotional. Over 40 years later... and it's still just as magical✨ This is a great one for teachers who don't want to be dressed in their costume all day 🙌🏻 🏎️Another Book Week idea drops soon! #BookWeek #BookWeek2026 #BookWeekCostume #BookWeekCostumeIdeas #BookCostume
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