Looking for daily inspiration, expert tips, or just fun, relatable running content? The online running community is full of incredible creators who share their journeys, struggles, successes — and everything in between.
Here’s a list of running influencers, YouTubers, and content creators who are worth a follow, whether you’re a beginner or seasoned runner.
1. The Running Channel (YouTube)
A UK-based team sharing weekly videos on training, shoes, motivation, and running myths. Their tips are practical and beginner-friendly, and they feature real runners.
2. Hellah Sidibe (@hellahgood9 on Instagram & YouTube)
A daily runner who hasn’t missed a day since 2017. Hellah shares joyful, high-energy content that proves running can be fun, powerful, and transformative.
3. Florence Williams (@flo_w on Instagram)
An advocate for body-positive running, Florence shares honest posts about pace, mindset, and finding freedom through movement — perfect for new runners.
4. Ben Parkes (YouTube)
A running coach and marathoner who gives detailed training plans, gear reviews, and racing tips. Great for runners who want structure without stress.
5. Kelly Roberts (@kellykkroberts)
Founder of “Badass Lady Gang,” Kelly shares bold, inclusive content focused on mental health, real talk, and breaking down running stereotypes.
6. Seth James DeMoor (YouTube)
Known for his in-depth shoe reviews and mountain trail running vlogs, Seth offers gear geekiness and high-altitude inspiration for more experienced runners.
7. Cory McGee (@corymcgeeruns)
Olympic middle-distance runner who offers behind-the-scenes looks at elite training — with motivational captions and fun personality.
8. Latoya Shauntay Snell (@iamlshauntay)
An ultra-marathoner and fierce advocate for diversity in running. Her content is powerful, raw, and deeply motivating for runners of every background.
9. David Goggins (@davidgoggins)
Former Navy SEAL and ultra-endurance athlete known for intense, no-excuse motivation. Not for the faint of heart — but highly inspiring.
10. Tracksmith Journal & Instagram (@tracksmithrunning)
A premium brand with stunning visuals and thoughtful storytelling around running culture, history, and lifestyle.
How to Make the Most of This Content
- Don’t compare — take what inspires you and leave what doesn’t
- Try new things (shoes, stretches, run types) based on trusted reviews
- Use creators to stay motivated on off days
- Join challenges or virtual runs they promote
- Engage! Running communities are full of support
Final Thoughts
The internet can overwhelm you — or empower you. Following the right running creators can keep you inspired, informed, and connected to something bigger than yourself.
Scroll with purpose. Then go run.
