Fitness has been a popular industry in 2018. It has become lucrative to be a part of it, as people are endlessly spending their money on fitness products and services like coaching, supplements, personal training, etc. At the same time, charlatans have made quick profit as well, as their sole purpose is to mislead people and take their money.
They go to extremes like launching a Ketogenic Whey Protein to injecting steroids in young kids who want to build some muscle or lose some fat.
Like every cloud has a silver lining, there are still sensible, helpful, and smart people in the industry who genuinely want to help people out giving the right information.
If you do not want to go down the rabbit hole of misinformation and potentially hurt yourself in the name of fitness, you need to follow these accounts today (in no particular order).
1. Martin MacDonald (@martinnutrition) View this post on InstagramA post shared by Martin MacDonald (@martinnutrition) on Sep 30, 2018 at 5:05am PDT
Martin is the founder and CEO of Mac Nutrition Uni, a one-year evidence-based nutrition course which has been endorsed by doctors and industry experts equally. He has a good sense of humor and delivers information in an educative yet funny way.
The biggest highlight of 2018 would be his debate with keto proponent Prof. Tim Noakes on Sigma Nutrition Radio. If you have not heard it yet, I would highly recommend you to do so.
2. James Smith (@jamessmithpt) View this post on InstagramA post shared by James Smith (@jamessmithpt) on Nov 27, 2018 at 10:32pm PST
A personal trainer from the UK, he has a unique no-bullshit style of delivering his information. Due to his upfront and honest personality, he has been the subject of a few lawsuits for calling out brands on their bullshit and celebrities selling useless products to people.
He runs a subscription website where he aims to educate people and make them self-sufficient to stay fit.
3. Spencer Nadolsky (@drnadolsky) View this post on InstagramA post shared by Spencer Nadolsky (@drnadolsky) on Nov 23, 2018 at 7:28am PST
An obesity medicine physician by profession, Dr. Nadolsky has the necessary education and the experience to deal with issues related to weight and obesity.
He tries to simplify things for people struggling to lose weight and advocates the message of 'there is no one size that fits all'.
4. Jeff Nippard (@jeffnippard) View this post on InstagramA post shared by Jeff Nippard (@jeffnippard) on Oct 31, 2018 at 12:04pm PDT
A natural bodybuilder and YouTuber, Jeff puts out the most engaging and informative content on his YouTube channel. He has series' like Myth Bust Monday, Science Explained, etc. which delve into the topics and look into scientific studies and the latest evidence.
5. Eric Helms (@helms3dmj) View this post on InstagramA post shared by Eric Helms, PhD, R&D Officer: (@helms3dmj) on Sep 8, 2018 at 1:02pm PDT
A Ph. D., researcher, bodybuilder, and a coach, Helms is one of the most respected and popular figures in the industry. His most notable work is the Muscle & Strength pyramids, which are books you should most definitely read if you want to strengthen your basics and focus on what's important. Go ahead and follow these personalities today than your desi gym trainers, who are doing more harm to your health than good in the name of fitness.
Author bio:
Pratik Thakkar is the co-founder and director of GetSetGo Fitness, an online fitness company and the founder of Mars Nutrition, a nutrition supplement company. Both his companies are geared towards providing you the right information and products without any false or fake claims. You can reach out to him at pratik@getsetgo.fitness and follow him on Instagram.


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