Top 20 Female Running Influencers on Instagram (Apr 2026)

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These influencers mention 'running' in their Instagram bio. Here are the top 20. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
04/18/2026
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1. Phily Bowden

United Kingdom

Running, life & the messy middle 2:25 Marathoner • Running Coach @lululemon ⬇️ YouTube: How do Pro Runners Warm Up?

Followers
333.5k
Fake followers
14.31%
Engagement rate
3.13%
Average Reel plays
193.7k
Audience gender
female
45.38%
male
54.62%
Top performing Reels
  1. 114.2k
  2. 71.1k
  3. Not the news I wanted to share with you 1 week out from the Chicago Marathon 🥲 Last Thursday I started experiencing knee pain that escalated quickly and meant I had to stop my cool down early as I began compensating Later that day I couldn’t walk normally and my knee became swollen We tried our best to offload, I rested for a 3 days and things were looking really promising when I was able to run pain free on Monday for 15 minutes Sadly, it was short-lived and the pain returned in the next two runs The initial diagnosis was patellofemoral joint pain but when it stopped responding as expected to treatment, we decided to get an MRI this Wednesday On Thursday I received the results and it wasn’t good news I’ve got a fracture in the bone at the inside of my right knee (medial femoral condyle). It’s “subchondral,” so just under the cartilage. As a result my kneecap is sitting slightly higher than normal which has irritated the fat pad that cushions the kneecap, and there’s a patch of grade 2 cartilage damage on the inner side of the kneecap. My team thinks the fracture was caused by the fall I had on the trail 8 weeks ago as this isn’t the type of stress fracture you get from overtraining, it’s a trauma injury. When I fell on it I bruised the bone. Although it was pain free for 6.5 weeks of high volume marathon training, the weakness from the fall eventually became too much, which is why this appeared to come out of the blue. For now, I’m on crutches and I won’t know how long for until I speak to the Sports Doc next week. The worry is that this location is a major load-bearing surface of the joint which means this is a high risk fracture location. Even low-level activities like walking put force directly through the fracture site, so healing can be a challenge if its not properly offloaded. I don’t know what the next few months will look like - this is my first major injury so it’s going to be a process. It’s basically the worst news both professionally, and mentally right now. I mostly feel numb and get waves of sadness both for the race/this block, but also the unknown for the near future. I know I’ll be back, I just don’t know when right now ❤️‍🩹
    64.3k
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
59.03%
United States
15.91%
Australia
3.14%
Ireland
1.92%
Canada
1.55%
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2. Alysia May Mcandrew

United Kingdom

🏃🏼‍♀️Running is my thing 💛 ⚡️ @runna : code RUNWITHLISS ✨ 🤝🏼Managed by @engagepartnerships😎 💌alysia.mcandrew@engagepartnerships.uk🪽

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4. MARTHA WALSH

me and my running/ wellness girlies!!!! 🧘‍♀️⭐️🤘🏼☀️🥞🏃‍♀️😃 @runna : MARTHA2 @sapgoodenergy : MARTHA 📧 marthawalsh@outreachtalentgroup.com

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5. Demon Slayer 🔥

#KIMETSUNOYAIBA 𝙐𝙥𝙙𝙖𝙩𝙚𝙨 & 𝙈𝙤𝙧𝙚! 🔥 𝐃𝐌 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐛𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬/𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐦𝐨! 💸

Followers
131.3k
Fake followers
23.37%
Engagement rate
3.09%
Average Reel plays
134.6k
Audience gender
male
58.22%
female
41.78%
Top performing Reels
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Audience location by country
United States
14.32%
Brazil
12.41%
Indonesia
12.39%
Malaysia
6.21%
Chile
6.02%
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8. krys anstey | outdoors + starting over

Canada

starting over at 29 // former dirtbag, a little weird running, climbing + healing in the woods creator of @approachclimbingclub van isle, bc 🇨🇦

Followers
106.2k
Fake followers
19.19%
Engagement rate
2.1%
Average Reel plays
22.1k
Audience gender
male
32.78%
female
67.22%
Top performing Reels
  1. it’s been a year since I shared with you all an update that would change the trajectory of my life + I couldn’t have imagined the video would blow up the way it did. what I thought would be nothing more than a 4 week manic episode turned into nearly a 6 month, unrecognizable, black out filled period. I completely destroyed what I had been working so hard to build for myself. I made horrible decisions, impulsive and dangerous ones. I completely pulled away from those that mean everything to me + indulged in people that only proved to hurt and use me. I ashamed of where I’m at now, nearly a year later, but so goes the battle with bipolar/bpd. lucky to have had a friend during this last year who constantly showed me grace, reminded me to be kinder to myself and to have understanding that I didn’t choose this. “to try and capture what the last 4 weeks have looked like is next to impossible considering that prior to this, I’d never experienced anything like it before. 4 weeks ago, I hit my breaking point. Over a decade of dealing with my mental health, a diagnosis of bipolar II and the burnout I was running away from, it’s no wonder everything came falling apart. I’ve experienced manic episodes before lasting a day at most, however it’s been a month since I’ve felt anything. A month of feeling numb. 4 weeks of impulsive decisions, risk taking, no sleep, no eating. My mind tells me I’m fine but my body is wilting away. I feel hunger yet the nausea keeps food away. My eyes are heavy but sleep never comes. My thoughts never stop. 4 weeks of pulling away from loved ones, working overtime so I don’t have to sit with my thoughts and not being able to create content I love. A month of not recognizing the person in the mirror and feeling like I’ve been replaced by something evil. A month of not knowing when it’ll stop. Everything is falling apart around me and I simply have to let it play out. Relinquishing control I so desperately want to hold onto. I’m not sure when this will end and I’ll hopefully be back to “myself”, but I felt like sharing an update as I’ve been pretty quiet on here. Take care of yourselves.” #mentalwellbeing #bipolarawareness #womenoutdoors
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  3. 93.5k
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Audience location by country
United States
41.52%
Canada
10.34%
United Kingdom
9.22%
Germany
3.03%
Australia
3%
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9. Sophie Raworth

United Kingdom

BBC newsreader & long distance runner. @runnersworlduk columnist. Book lover @readbyraworth and soon to be 1st time author ‘Running on air’

Followers
102.9k
Fake followers
21.24%
Engagement rate
3.39%
Average Reel plays
48.2k
Audience gender
male
46.23%
female
53.77%
Top performing Reels
  1. 60k
  2. 46.6k
  3. 24.7k
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
84.17%
United States
3.1%
France
1.18%
Spain
1.01%
Australia
0.97%
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10. Louise Stonham

United States

@hailstatetf track & cross country 🇨🇦 i love running and romanticizing my life! 💃🏼💪🏼🌸🏃🏼‍♀️🌞🫐🧸🏄🏼‍♀️ stonhamlouise@gmail.com @alaninutrition @lskd

Followers
98.8k
Fake followers
14.91%
Engagement rate
2.36%
Average Reel plays
153.7k
Audience gender
female
60.48%
male
39.52%
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Audience location by country
Canada
56.35%
United States
24.07%
United Kingdom
5.82%
United Arab Emirates
1.32%
Italy
1.06%

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12. Em

running on nothing but iced coffee & a dream @bets_eat

Followers
83.3k
Fake followers
14.71%
Engagement rate
2.99%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
male
36.49%
female
63.51%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
84.73%
United Kingdom
6.69%
Australia
0.89%
France
0.67%
Spain
0.67%
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13. Anu

United States

🎹 Classical Pianist 🎥Side hustle: Running my mouth on Youtube 📍NYC DM or email anu_fpiano@yahoo.com for collab

Followers
75.7k
Fake followers
8.67%
Engagement rate
3.49%
Average Reel plays
74.9k
Audience gender
male
9.72%
female
90.28%
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Audience location by country
Mongolia
70.67%
United States
6.49%
South Korea
6.31%
Japan
3.36%
China
3.1%
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14. ELI

Australia

my running and gym girlies 🙋‍♀️ training for a full marathon !!! pls come join 🤠 @runna @musclerepublic @dfyne.official ELIISA 📧 eliisa.ware@gmail.com

Followers
74.9k
Fake followers
18.77%
Engagement rate
3.41%
Average Reel plays
98k
Audience gender
female
48.35%
male
51.65%
Top performing Reels
  1. 49.9k
  2. 48.3k
  3. 22.3k
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
29.36%
Australia
11.48%
United Kingdom
7.95%
Philippines
7.95%
Thailand
3.09%
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15. Priscilla Yoshida

United States

single mama hiking and running her way thru motherhood and becoming a lawyer✨ @runna PRISCILLA 📧yoshidapriscilla@gmail.com

Followers
72.5k
Fake followers
20.1%
Engagement rate
3.5%
Average Reel plays
43.9k
Audience gender
male
17.25%
female
82.75%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
87.03%
Mexico
1.46%
Canada
1.27%
United Kingdom
1.24%
New Zealand
0.93%
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16. ︎ ︎❀KABITA👮❀

India

ASSAM POLICE |RUNNING| 🏃‍♀️ |GORKHALI| >>ASSAM << (📍AS 01 ) || स्वात्मनि स्रेहयत आदौ ||🕊️ Good vibes only🍁 My Youtube channel👇💕

Followers
68.6k
Fake followers
17.11%
Engagement rate
17.43%
Average Reel plays
9.5k
Audience gender
female
11.3%
male
88.7%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
India
96.98%
Nepal
0.7%
Bangladesh
0.35%
United Arab Emirates
0.35%
Indonesia
0.35%
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17. Mary Cain

United States

Preorder THIS IS NOT ABOUT RUNNING, out 4/28/26

Followers
67.8k
Fake followers
21.84%
Engagement rate
2.73%
Average Reel plays
49.6k
Audience gender
male
43.03%
female
56.97%
Top performing Reels
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  3. After a recent race went viral due to announcers joking about a woman’s body, I got into an interesting conversation with a friend. He wanted help responding to the question, “is it ever appropriate to comment on a women’s body composition or appearance, since in other sports, male athletes appearances can be made fun of and called overweight.” ••• Starting with the basics: Announcers and reporters jobs are to help viewers follow-along and get expert-level insight on the sport. With that in mind, why should any announcer ever feel comfortable passing judgements about how someone looks? If an athlete has publicly talked about a part of their appearance - like why they dye their hair a fun color, paint their nails before each race, have actively been working on increasing their upper body’s muscle mass, etc - then it’s ok to quote the player. If it’s not a fun-fact coming directly from the athlete, don’t talk about it. The very idea that any reporter would feel comfortable making mean-spirited or sexualized comments about any athlete - male or female - is disgraceful and unprofessional. ••• Now there’s one other important point to make: the majority of reporters, on-air announcers, and journalists are male. If any of the major sport broadcasts teams took athletes and their fans seriously, they’d be clearing out the old guard, and giving women an opportunity to fill these roles. Athletes come in all shapes, sizes, genders, and from different background. Even when the specific event being broadcasted is all-male or all-female participants, men and women should share the screen and equally have the opportunity to report. That way, we’d have a greater diversity in our expert-level insight... or the main point of having a broadcast team.
    15.8k
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Audience location by country
United States
77.01%
United Kingdom
2.43%
Canada
2.03%
Australia
1.46%
Brazil
1.06%
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18. Dr Chloe Bedford | Psychologist

United Kingdom

🏃‍♀️Running + Mental Health 🧠 To help you feel a bit less sh!t. 🤝Evidence Based Support | Counselling Psychologist

Followers
62.1k
Fake followers
14.76%
Engagement rate
2.75%
Average Reel plays
4.8k
Audience gender
male
16.66%
female
83.34%
Top performing Reels
  1. 15.1k
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  3. 11k
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
54.09%
United States
27.01%
Canada
3.32%
Australia
2.63%
India
1.62%
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19. Martina Gebarovska

Canada

Find me in the mountains, running barefoot 🌿, Canmore | Canada elopements @glimpseofadventure pathfinder @fstopgear Prints, workshops, guides ⤵️

Followers
56.6k
Fake followers
21.33%
Engagement rate
6.55%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
male
41.67%
female
58.33%
Top performing Reels
  1. 11.8k
  2. Where or what is your quiet place? Regardless of me talking a lot when I have things to say, often, especially when in nature, I love to be quiet (except of pointing out all the amazing plants and animals and rocks and clouds). I breath fresh air deeply in and let it fill my lungs, my cells, my whole being. I am quite a master of being fully present when I am in the mountains, near the water source, under the tree or surrounded by blooming flowers on a meadow. On the other hand, I am a total disaster when in the city, at the festival or at the party (yes, I am one of those that can be found in a quiet corner with a doggie or talking to alike soul escaping all that buzz). When there's a lot going on and things get noisy, I get overwhelmingly nervous and I easily loose a track of who I am. At that moment, all I wish is being elsewhere. Or even better - being someone else, someone, who enjoys these places - oh, how my life would be easier when I could JUST enjoy those things!, I often think to myself🙈😅. 🍃 We live in a loud world where TV, music, and smartphones fill the void with white noise. Silence and solitude are broken by the buzz of technology while we call, text, and email to feel less alone. We don't feel comfortable being quiet, so most of the time we fill those precious silent moments with unnecessary words. However, how often do we take the time to sit and enjoy silence? A while ago I mentioned this documentary In Pursuit of Silence and I really really recommend it to everyone. 🍃 Evolutionary, our bodies and minds haven't had time yet to adjust to all the recent artificially created noise around us, therefore we must make an effort and go to our quiet and peaceful place, and feed our mind and body... whether it's in our room with no technology distractions or better - in nature, which is still the most natural place to be for us, humans. 🍃Silence and solitude give us the space to think, act, and play "catch up" with our mind, and can be very healthy for our physical and mental wellbeing. Some of the benefits that silence can provide us (all backed by science) is improving memory, helping to heal our bodies when sick, (continue in the comment below)
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Audience location by country
United States
22.72%
Czech Republic
13.6%
Canada
12.01%
United Kingdom
4.37%
Australia
3.21%
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20. outdoor • mountains • adventure • innsbruck

Austria

running/hiking • climbing • paragliding • skimountaineering • travel• bergwanderführerin🏔️ 📍Innsbruck|Austria - Ulm|Germany hello@gabrielaloretta.com

Followers
53.5k
Fake followers
24.31%
Engagement rate
2.51%
Average Reel plays
11.9k
Audience gender
male
56.25%
female
43.75%
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Audience location by country
Austria
17.96%
Germany
14.26%
United States
8.88%
Italy
8.32%
France
3.92%
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