Instagram is a great place to find fitness inspiration. Of course there’s a lot of people showing off their bodies, meal plans and how much they can lift, but there’s also a lot of valuable fitness ...

I admit I once had a "fitspo" Instagram account like Essena O'Neill and found the experience draining. But calling social media vacuous or blaming it for deeper issues affecting society is just lazy, ...

These stars shared photos of their sweat sessions and inspired us to hit the gym, too Jennifer Lopez has one of the most enviable bodies in Hollywood, but she puts her time in at the gym to get it. In ...

#Fitspo is everywhere. From Instagram to the subway, photos of toned, tanned and fitness-obsessed bodies lurk behind every corner, flaunting their athleticism and beach-ready physiques. One woman, ...

The #fitspo photos of toned, muscular bodies in your social media feeds may motivate you to get your sweat on. But those pictures could have a negative side too. For some women, posting such images ...

#Fitspo can be great: it can motivate, build communities, and for those in front of the camera, even launch careers. Feeds full of perfectly taut abs and lean limbs can also feel incredibly ...

The online fitness community is like any other tribe. They’ve got passwords which mark you out as one of them. You’re not some randomer taking a selfie in your crop top, you’re part of #kaylasarmy.

If New Year's resolutions are any indication, Americans yearn to be more physically fit. And many are finding encouragement by getting fitness inspiration — also known as "fitspo" — right in the palm ...

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