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Which personalities in the world of fitness do you like to follow and watch on Youtube?
I like to watch a lot of videos about bodybuilders and fitness personalities, some of them quite humorous.
But in terms of knowledge and expertise, I like Jeff Cavaliere (Athlean-X). He's probably one of the more knowledgeable guys out there in terms of physiology and exercise science, with a solid educational background in those sciences. He really has a great way of making anyone understand why certain exercises work and others don't.
Another guy I used to like to watch was Kelly Starrette, another expert in exercise science/physiology.
I follow a few female fitness models. The one I enjoy watching more is Heidi Somers as she makes her videos fun. I learned a lot from the Buff Dudes and their videos are just funny. From the way they talk, it's hard to take them seriously, but if you really pay attention, their advice is pretty solid.
I like Jen Heward. She knows what she is talking about and offers great fitness advice. She also seems to be a really sweet and genuine person, which makes her more likable.
Physical Therapists Bob Schrupp and Brad Heincek for when I get out of line.
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