Have a question? Why We Created This List
No matter your current fitness level or the type of fitness you are interested in, we are always looking for sources of information, motivation, and inspiration.
There are many avenues to find such information, including books, people at your gym, your trainer, people at work, etc. For many of us, though, we look online.
The internet can be an excellent source for finding whatever you are looking for in the ways of fitness. Still, with so many blogs and websites out there, it can be a very daunting and intimidating experience to try to find the right blog that speaks to you and has credible information.
Lucky for you, we have already spent countless hours analyzing practically every notable fitness blog out there on the world wide web so we could provide you a list of the best of the best.
How We Created This List
We analyzed and ranked each blog based on seven different criteria: writing quality, content volume, practicality, uniqueness, user experience, design & imagery, and community.
As personal trainers, we know to be able to assess the practicality and accuracy of the information presented in these blogs. Additionally, our interactions with hundreds of clients from all backgrounds taught us what inspires and motivates people.
We utilized this knowledge and countless hours of research and surveys to determine which are the best women’s fitness blogs out there today.
In determining our final list of the top 25 blogs, we attempted to create a diverse set of blogs that ranged in their focus and the type of blogger.
Some blogs focus on different types of fitness, such as weightlifting, running, etc.
Some blogs focus more on the exercise portion of fitness, while others focus more on the nutrition side.
Some blogs are more strictly informational based and some are more of a story of one’s journey as one strives to meet their fitness goals.
We attempted to encapsulate all of these different types of blogs into our list to ensure that everybody will find the blog(s) that works best for them.
We have decided to create a list of the top women’s fitness blogs and top men’s fitness blogs (coming soon), as the needs and requirements of men and women tend to differ regarding fitness.
Not to say that a man can not obtain significant value from a women’s fitness blog or vice versa, but in the end, we determined it would be more helpful to our readers to split the two.
And Finally….. The List
We want to personally thank every one of these bloggers for what they have done to help people achieve their fitness goals and significantly improve the quality of their lives.
Many of you are already professional personal trainers, but for those who are not, you should consider such a rewarding profession. Based on your blog, there is no doubt you have the gift of providing such training.
So without further delay, here is PTPioneer’s definitive list of the Top 25 Women’s Fitness Blogs:
Top 25 Women’s Fitness Blogs
If you happen to have made our list of the Top 25 Women’s Fitness Blogs, you are more than welcome to display this award badge on your site any way you see fit (refer to the code below).
Congratulations, and thanks again for your contribution to helping people live healthier, happier lives!
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keep sahring the blogs
Thanks for reading! I’ll keep the blogs coming.
Nice article its help me lots thank author and awaiting for your new update.
Thanks to hear Alina 🙂
I feel I need a personal trainer in order to make my weight loss journey more effective. I tend to lose control when there’s plenty of food. Thus, I need someone to coach and teach me to be more disciplined. Upon reading this post, my decision about getting a personal trainer is going to be a must. In that way, weight loss becomes more achiveable. I really want to be healthy and fit. What else would you advice apart from hiring a personal trainer?
Apart from hiring a personal trainer I would create daily, weekly and monthly calls to keep you on track. Try to track your calories as much is possible and make sure to take measurements at the beginning of each week to see the progress that you are making in order to keep yourself motivated.
Wow! Really impressive and informative post.
Thanks for sharing these great lists.
You have clearly outlined each and every point.
Enjoyed reading it.
Thanks for the comment.