Samantha Maria in Workout Gear Shares "Outfit of the Day"

Rachel Dillon is heating up New York City with Isabelle Mathers – in their two-piece workout sets. In a new social media post the influencer and her pal flaunt their super fit figures in belling baring looks. “nyc fit check,” she captioned the Instagram video. “Hottiesssss 🔥🔥,” commented one of her followers. “Thaaaaats why NYC is so hot,” added another. How does she approach diet, fitness, and self-care? Here is everything you need to know about her lifestyle habits.

Kate Grace is having fun at the gym. In a new social media post the Olympic runner sprints on a curved treadmill in her workout gear. “I love this funky treadmill haaa,” she captioned the Instagram video. How does the athlete approach diet and fitness? Here is everything you need to know about her lifestyle habits.

Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr is getting her sweat on. In a new social media post the athlete, dubbed the “fittest woman on Earth,” shows off her amazingly strong body during an intense workout session. “How many times did you trip on your Double Unders? I tripped too many times, I lost count. 🤦🏻‍♀️ (Anyone would think I learned from the 2022 games 😜) Just did 24.2,” she captioned the post. How does the CrossFit games champ keep her body fueled for fitness? Here is everything you need to know about her diet.

Gabrielle Epstein is showing off her gym-honed body. In a new social media post the model wears a crop top and leggings, flaunting her washboard abs. She captioned the series of Instagram snaps, “stuff.” How does the model approach diet and exercise? Here is everything you need to know about her lifestyle habits.

Rachel Brathen is sharing a message of self-love and self-care – in her workout gear. In a new social media post the “Yoga Girl” shows off her amazing figure in yoga clothes during, while opening up about her struggle to love herself. “Self love is just a small fix away. Right?” she asks. “For most of my life, that critical voice in the back of my head has been loud. Always telling me I’m not good enough. I’m close though - if I just change a little bit. Go on that diet. Work out a little more. Get better at putting on makeup, do my hair just right. Relief just around the corner. If I just improve this one thing, then self-love will come. Everything will fall into place and I’ll feel free. I’ll be at ease. At home. Finally, I’ll be lovable. Worthy. Deserving. It’s just a small fix away. The thing about that fix though… It’s imaginary. Truth is, when I look back at my life I can’t ever recall a time where some version of that voice wasn’t there. And even if I did successfully change something at some point in my life, that voice would jump straight to the next thing to fix,” she continues. She points out that the “times in your life when you’ve felt a true sense of freedom in your body,” have nothing to do “what my body looks like or whether or not is fits in with society’s current standard of beauty,” but instead, are more about feeling. “Swimming naked in the lake. Giving birth.Dancing to live music. Running through desert trails. Lying in Savasana at the end of yoga practice. Watching the sunrise with my baby in my arms,” she writes. “What if instead of focusing on the incessant, futile path of trying to stop life from showing on our faces and bodies, we started looking for what makes us come alive? What if every time we heard that critical voice in the back of our heads getting loud we went inward, instead of outside of ourselves? What if self-love isn’t a small fix away, but available here, now?” How does she approach diet, fitness, and self-care? Here is everything you need to know about her lifestyle habits.