Who is Bradley Martyn?
US fitness creator and entrepreneur: founder of Zoo Culture Gym, tied to RAWGEAR and the Raw Talk podcast, with a measured 4M+ Instagram audience.
Jules Carmaux·Data updated: 3 Aug 2026Bradley Martyn is a fitness influencer and entrepreneur known for his YouTube channel and social media presence, where he shares workout routines, fitness tips, and lifestyle content. He is also the founder of the Zoo Culture Gym.
| Known as | Bradley Martyn |
|---|---|
| Born | May 22, 1989 |
| Birth sign | Gemini |
| Based in | San Francisco, United States |
| Category | Fitness / Sports |
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About Bradley Martyn
Why people follow Bradley Martyn
Bradley Martyn’s audience follows him because he reads as a real part of gym culture, not a fitness personality assembled for content. The appeal is visible training experience, strength-first credibility, and a style that sits close to bodybuilding, discipline, and performance lifestyle.
That makes his influence different from softer wellness creators. His followers are not there only for entertainment: they follow a version of fitness they respect and want to learn from. What they connect with: gym credibility, strength and physique, lifting culture, a performance mindset, and content that feels native to real training rooms.
Measured
ClickAnalytic last measured @bradleymartyn on Instagram at 4,042,140 followers on 24 June 2026. The account is verified. Average likes at that measurement: 332,656 per post, which works out to an 8.2% like rate on followers, unusually high for an account of this size.
YouTube and TikTok
Bradley is also active on YouTube and TikTok, including the Raw Talk podcast on YouTube. This page publishes no follower or engagement figures for those platforms because ClickAnalytic holds no current measurement for them; numbers appear here only once they are measured.
Best brand fit
Bradley suits brands that want performance positioning and gym-world relevance, not broad lifestyle placement. Strongest categories: supplements and sports nutrition, protein, gymwear, lifting accessories, recovery tools, training platforms, and male wellness products. Adjacent fits: hydration, activewear, mobility and recovery, coaching products, and fitness education.
Commercial value and campaign fit
His commercial weight comes from combining large reach with category authority: he is the founder of Zoo Culture Gym and is closely tied to the RAWGEAR apparel brand and the Raw Talk podcast, so his audience already expects training gear, supplements, and performance products around his content.
Best campaign roles: awareness pushes, fitness product launches, gym-culture brand positioning, and long-term ambassador programs where a recognisable face matters. Best funnel stage: top and upper-mid funnel. Strongest formats: training content, product placement inside workouts, YouTube integrations, and short-form gym clips. Because a meaningful part of his output is long-form YouTube, branded integrations there carry longer shelf-life than short-form-only activations.
How brands build around a creator like this
Brands rarely build a whole campaign on one large creator. The setup that works: Bradley as the anchor for visibility and campaign-face value, supported by smaller high-engagement fitness creators, nutrition educators, coaches, and recovery specialists who carry trust and product-level persuasion. The anchor brings recognition; the cluster converts.
Similar creators and budget alternatives
Do not evaluate Bradley in isolation. If the budget does not stretch, the right alternative is not a random smaller account but a creator with the same audience logic at higher efficiency: smaller fitness coaching creators, performance nutrition educators, and recovery specialists typically run higher engagement at lower cost. The related profiles below are matched by audience size band and category from the ClickAnalytic database of 400M+ creators.
Where he fits best
Strongest for US and English-speaking gym audiences and for products that already belong in training culture: supplements, gymwear, recovery, strength-adjacent categories. Lower fit: female-first wellness, beauty, family-oriented products, and soft lifestyle campaigns without a performance angle.
What Bradley Martyn charges per post
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Engagement signals
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Audience quality
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Activity & consistency
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Commercial readiness
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Bradley Martyn, frequently asked questions
Who is Bradley Martyn?
Bradley Martyn is a US fitness creator and entrepreneur known for training content and gym culture. He founded Zoo Culture Gym and is closely tied to the RAWGEAR apparel brand and the Raw Talk podcast.
Why do people follow Bradley Martyn?
For gym credibility: visible training experience, strength-focused content, and a personality that feels native to real lifting culture rather than polished wellness media.
Why do brands work with Bradley Martyn?
He combines a measured 4M+ Instagram reach with category authority as a gym owner and apparel brand operator, which fits supplements, gymwear, and performance products.
Is Bradley Martyn better for awareness or conversion?
Awareness. A creator of this size anchors visibility and credibility at the top of the funnel; smaller high-engagement creators usually carry conversion better.
What is Bradley Martyn’s Instagram engagement like?
At the 24 June 2026 measurement his account averaged 332,656 likes per post against 4,042,140 followers, an 8.2% like rate, which is high for a mega account.
Who should brands compare him with?
Large fitness creators for scale, and smaller coaching, nutrition, and recovery creators for engagement-led work. The related profiles on this page are matched by category and size band.
How much does Bradley Martyn charge per post?
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