Top 25 Australian Fitness Influencers on Instagram (Sep 2026)

Tyson Green runs one-to-one online coaching for time-poor clients who want to drop fat and add strength without a restrictive diet, and started an apparel label alongside it. A+ at 99 rests on 43,725 average Reel views against 15,437 followers, a 90% Australian audience well above the 84% page median, and 82% real followers.

Chloe Saliba competes in olympic weightlifting and is chasing a CrossFit Games spot, filming training from the Sunshine Coast. A+ at 98 comes from 35,696 average Reel views on 16,666 followers, engagement of 3.47% that sits exactly at the page median, a 77% Australian audience and 86% real followers.

Joey Hung posts training and daily life from Gold Coast and Brisbane, and holds ownership and management roles in two consumer brands. A+ at 97 is built on 140,008 average Reel views, the highest on this page, with 31,953 followers, 5.04% engagement and an 82% Australian audience, though 73% real followers is the second lowest here.

Hannah works as a paramedic and films what training, sleep and rest actually look like around a roster of night shifts. A+ at 96 rests on 22,803 average Reel views against 11,218 followers, one of nine accounts here averaging more views than followers, with 3.71% engagement and 84% real followers.

Rachael McDonald coaches women online, with the pitch built around self-belief and strength rather than a number on the scale. A+ at 95 comes from 125,551 average Reel views on only 12,924 followers, 9.71 views for every follower and the best ratio on the page, with 2.5% engagement and a 73% Australian audience.

Kyal Atkinson takes one-to-one clients from the Gold Coast and carries a partner code on the account. A+ at 94 comes from 9.93% engagement, nearly three times the 3.47% page median, with 33,690 average Reel views on 12,295 followers and 84% real followers.

Bronty Lacey runs an online coaching business aimed squarely at women who lift, and posts the sessions rather than the results. A at 89 is carried by 22,211 average Reel views on 17,046 followers and 87% real followers, one of the cleanest audiences here, with an 83% Australian share and 2.4% engagement.

Rebekah Platonas takes clients who are starting again after time out, focusing on fat loss and rebuilding muscle. A at 86 comes from 19.71% engagement, the highest on this page and 27.0 times the 0.73% Australian median for accounts this size, though only 43% of the 14,408 followers are in Australia.

Tayla Jada runs online personal training for a young female audience through a separate coaching handle. A at 85 rests on an 88% Australian audience, above the 84% page median, with 21,830 average Reel views on 19,931 followers, 2.73% engagement and 81% real followers on a verified account.

Rhyz Greene-Kelson competes as an athlete and takes one-to-one clients from Sydney, with a partner code attached to the account. A at 84 comes from an 89% Australian audience, one of the highest here, with 26,536 average Reel views on 26,893 followers, 2.77% engagement and 83% real followers.

Julia Robinson takes one-to-one fitness and athletic coaching clients out of Brisbane and has the largest following on this page. A at 83 on 66,118 followers, 8.46% engagement and an 85% Australian audience puts the biggest account here eleventh rather than first, with 77% real followers.

RWG coaches distance runners and sits between road running and hyrox racing, working with women who want a plan rather than a template. A at 83 comes with the smallest following on the page, 10,477, alongside a 90% Australian audience, 86% real followers, 9,721 average Reel views and 2.34% engagement.

Jake Adey builds hybrid programs that pair lifting with distance work, aimed at working men who want to run and lift in the same week. A at 82 sits on 54,289 average Reel views and 63,365 followers, the second largest account here, with an 89% Australian audience and 2.63% engagement.

Nicolette Donofrio races as an elite sprint hurdler and turns that training into performance work for ordinary gym members. A at 82 comes from 19.54% engagement, the second highest on the page, with 13,296 average Reel views on 15,073 followers, an 84% Australian audience exactly at the page median and 83% real followers.

Jaz Sloane coaches clients online and also hosts a podcast and a weekly video series, so a brief can run across three formats. A at 80 comes from an 87% Australian audience, 23,745 average Reel views on 30,769 followers, 2.77% engagement and 81% real followers.

Darcey Morgan posts a mix of training, food and everyday wear to a verified account, and carries a partner code for activewear. A at 80 is built on 89% real followers, the cleanest audience on this page, with an 87% Australian share, 19,412 average Reel views on 28,240 followers and 2.59% engagement.

Maddi documents a training comeback after two children, posting the unglamorous middle of it rather than a finished result. A at 80 rests on 87% real followers, among the cleanest audiences here, with 15,854 average Reel views on 20,114 followers, a 77% Australian audience and 2.26% engagement.

Brylee McCarty runs a verified account that moves between gym clips, trips away and everyday outfits. A at 80 comes from 12.51% engagement, well above the 3.47% page median, with 17,706 average Reel views on 20,000 followers and a 79% Australian audience, though 72% real followers is the lowest on this page.

Tegan Dimi takes women through structured online programs and screens new clients with an application form before starting. B at 78 comes from a 90% Australian audience, well above the 84% page median, with 5.25% engagement, 10,015 average Reel views, 17,214 followers and 85% real followers.

Jakota Dale-Westbrook films fitness and daily life across the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast, with discount codes for two partner brands. B at 77 comes from 13.53% engagement, nearly four times the 3.47% page median, with 7,908 average Reel views on 12,441 followers, a 77% Australian audience and 83% real followers.

Gem Fenn coaches women towards lean, strong physiques from the Gold Coast and recruits into a coaching team rather than selling one-off plans. B at 76 rests on a 90% Australian audience, well above the 84% page median, and 86% real followers, with 15,822 followers, 7,046 average Reel views and 3.14% engagement.

Khiana Smith-Calil coaches women online through a training brand and carries a partner code for activewear. B at 75 comes on the third largest following here, 55,488, with 25,384 average Reel views, engagement of 3.47% exactly at the page median, an 84% Australian audience and 76% real followers.

Lex Bull founded an own-name label and posts fitness and daily life from the Gold Coast, carrying partner discount codes. B at 74 carries the highest Australian audience share on the page, 92%, with 35,023 followers, 11,788 average Reel views, the lowest view-to-follower ratio here at 0.34, and 3.81% engagement.

Madison works as a nurse and mixes gym content with rodeo weekends and fashion on a verified account. B at 74 sits on 2.08% engagement, the lowest on this page though still 2.85 times the 0.73% Australian median for accounts this size, with 11,302 average Reel views on 21,924 followers and an 87% Australian audience.

Kyla Young splits the feed between gym sessions, outfits and modelling work, and takes collaboration enquiries directly. B at 74 comes from 6.04% engagement, comfortably above the 3.47% page median, with 5,279 average Reel views, the lowest on this page, on 13,088 followers and an 83% Australian audience.