There are thousands of people every day to the way people about health, fitness and happiness revolutionize, and each year we see that make the greatest impact (for good and not so good reasons). Last year, the focus seemed to change American's diets (and the never-ending attempt to reduce our consumption of sugar and processed foods), building a strong prey, and the reduction of stress, so that we can be happier and more productive.
When trying to determine the most powerful innovators in this field, we have more quantifiable factors for each candidate: they have achieved social reach, research, they have helped professional certifications and degrees trends that they have established, products, they "ve created and media coverage, among a few other things. (You can have a look at the details on our metrics among the list.) After many discussions (and way too much mathematics), here are the 100 people which we set to Even though we do not always agree with the most influential figures in fitness, health and happiness this year. with each approach, we can always respect any effort to help ease a little healthy life.
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1. Michelle Obama
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The First Lady Healthy Eating
MoBama is one hot mama healthy. An amazing role model for children and adults alike, the First Lady was encouraging But pull healthier habits since he took office with her husband in 2009. more attention, as the White House vegetable garden, her toned biceps, and let's move on, the Fighting
childhood obesity program since it began, as it captures the heart of the likes of Vine and Saturday Night Live. Their six seconds, "turnip for What?" Video viral faster than Kim K attempt to break the Internet, and not to mention her stunning cameo with Jimmy Fallon and Will Ferrell, where she reminds us all went that exercise is very healthy, not "ew." We do not see they come from the stage in the near future and we're pretty happy about it.
2. Mehmet Oz, M. D.
America's "Doctor"
While thought by many to be one of the most trusted doctors in America, Mehmet Oz, MD, has under the knife this year. But we are not talking about heart surgery-something Oz actually performs on the side, but from the media and the Congress, which preach Oz inaccurate, unsupported health
counseling not even indicted, but several times during his career. And unfortunately for him, it turns out, only 46 percent (from 479 recommendations) were accurate. OUCH. Shortcomings aside, Oz continues to be a (mostly) positive presence in the health room to be with millions of fans to an Emmy Award winning show, best-selling books and The Good Life, his new magazine launches.
3. Deepak Chopra, M. D.
Meditation Maven
Chips, salsa, what Deepak Chopra, MD, meditation-you can not have one without thinking of others! As a step in the health spotlight has Chopra published several books, his own meditation app, and even launched a 21-day meditation experience with Oprah that was offered in Spanish in 2014 for the
second time. Although the holistic wellness approach lawyer is provided by many in question, there is no doubt he is on the right track: stress reduction and mindfulness makes your body (and mind) well. Whether religious or not, his website has lots of information about alternative medicine, and considering that he was the chief of staff at a prestigious hospital in Boston, we would say that his ideas are worth a visit.
4. Jillian Michaels
4. Jillian Michaels
The biggest winners Fitness
Best for her starring role as a no-nonsense trainer on The Biggest Loser, Jillian Michaels was publicly encouraging, if somewhat aggressive-healthy habits known for centuries. This year, however, Michaels of the program step and shows us her beautiful page. With online personal training, various training DVDs, and a popular health weeks podcast, it proves to be unstoppable in the gym. As long as you fall in love spreading a healthy message about love and sexuality, in particular the words: "... it's like organic food: Another reason to admire them I only eat healthy food, and I just want healthy love.! "said Good.
5. Vani Hari
5. Vani Hari
The Food Babe
Been in the past 12 months, an outstanding year for Vani Hari, a food activist and blogger better known as the Food babe. Hari and their food Babe army convinced the largest American beer manufacturer, to remove the drink of the ingredients on every can list and got subway to found an ingredient of his bread, which was also on yoga mats. She even has a book, eating babe Way, which will hit store shelves in February. But her rise to fame is not backlash say members of the scientific community, which found their claims about harmful chemicals such as in the underground floors bread on sound science. This exact opposite opinions have led Hari be called at both powerful food activist and Jenny McCarthy of food last year. But Hari is not limited to these feedback (good and bad), she stands by open detailed answers like this on their website on the head.
6. Tara Stiles
6. Tara Stiles
The rule-breaking Yogi
Vanity Fair called Tara Stiles "the coolest yoga instructor ever." And many would tend to agree. After all, Deepak Chopra and Jane Fonda are both known, trailers STRALA yoga, Stiles signature no-nonsense approach to practice. Instead of focusing on the spiritual and philosophical aspects of yoga is physical Stiles everything around that. But do not think it is the yoga teacher who is constantly readjusting be your shape. You Make Your Own Rules diet that came in November 2014, explains their approach to diet and exercise as one that needs to be to custom fit for each individual. Rather than on the bendiest person in your yoga class, says Stiles we look inward to determine what is best for our bodies.
7. Mark Bittman
7. Mark Bittman
Flexitarian Food Advocate
The New York Times food columnist lead once again proved that he is an indispensable source of food. Last year Bittman enthusiastic with two cookbooks: How to Cook Everything for everything from wonton soup Fast, a collection of recipes, fruit crisp everything from scratch in about 30 minutes and the VB6 cookbook with vegan and flexitarian meals to help readers follow his stuffed baked "vegan before 06.00 clock" diet. When he's not cooking, he was on columns progressive Politics Food and solutions for sustainable agriculture, writing, among other topics.
8. Gary Taubes
8. Gary Taubes
Initiative taker
If you have not heard of Food Science Initiative, chances are, you will. In the coming years Author and New York Times bestselling Gary Taubes well-known for his book Good Calories, Bad Calories, and the controversial article "What if it all a Big Fat Lie?" In the New York Times Magazine, co-founder of the nonprofit to secure funding for independent research in agonizing questions that are still unanswered nutrition to help. Not all of the scientists involved agree Taubes' attitude that sugar is non-greasy the enemy, and Taubes seems okay if its theories are refuted. We are excited to see the results of the investigations are ongoing.
9. Sanjay Gupta, M. D.
9. Sanjay Gupta, M. D.
Doctor of the high-est Honors
CNN Chief Medical Correspondent, neurosurgeon, medical marijuana supporters, Emmy-winner, and so much more, Sanjay Gupta, MD, has long been a trusted source and familiar face in the medical room. The man turned many during the Ebola scare runs Health Matters, a branch of Everyday Health, where he shares advice and answered questions on everything from Angies chickenpox to eating disorders. But perhaps his greatest moment in the spotlight was 2009, when he was offered the post of Surgeon General of the United States, he fell humbly. His medical skills seems to lead in the family: brother Suneel Gupta is the Managing Director of the ascent, an application that combines live dietitians users.
10. Tim Ferriss
10. Tim Ferriss
Productivity Hacker
Tim Ferriss first into the limelight in 2007 when he published the groundbreaking bestseller The 4-hour week. In the years since, he followed with two more productivity enhancing the books themselves. Health and fitness, the 4 hour body and the 4-Hour Chef And while the lifestyle guru did not yield any new books are not published in 2014, he held fans with his weekly podcast, Tim Ferris show, where he chatted with Margaret Cho on the slow carb diet and Chef Andrew Zimmern for fast cooking tips entertained. The show was also one of the best of 2014 by iTunes.
11. Dave Asprey
The Bulletproof Exec
That was the year the ball a coffee brew a cup of coffee mixed with two tablespoons of grass-fed butter and two tablespoons of coconut oil and that is all thanks to Dave Asprey. The veteran Silicon Valley investor says he has more than $ 300,000 spent to find hacking its biology ways to help its metabolism (and its focus) without counting calories or recording outrageous increase training programs. The bulletproof diet, the foods from toxic (wait ...) ball organized distilled his years of research into easy-to-understand guidelines. And while Asprey has many people sing his praises, has the scientific community was lukewarm about his coffee and food, pending further evidence.
12. Marion Nestle, Ph.D., m.p.h.
12. Marion Nestle, Ph.D., m.p.h.
The food politicians
Not to be confused with the popular chocolate brand, Marion Nestle, Ph.D., MPH be confused, is actually all about healthy eating. The molecular biologist, New York University and Cornell University professor, journalist and food policy expert (and blogger) was both studying and teaching nutrition for years. She has also written several popular books on pets and human nutrition and are frequently lectures on their studies. Follow her Twitter feed, to in-the-know about everything to stay with food.
13. Michael Pollan
13. Michael Pollan
Food philosopher
Michael Pollan knows a thing or two about food: He has nine books on healthy eating, philosophy of life, and the development of the things we eat published. The New York Times Magazine article is also quite the activist, challenging people constantly think differently about the food we consume, and how that impacts our economy and environment. When not busy writing thought provocateurs like his most famous work, The Omnivore Dilemma, Pollan teaches at UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. He seems in food and writing, so much more inclined to us, his great works (and thoughts) to digest is well-versed.
14. Joy Bauer, R. D.
14. Joy Bauer, R. D.
TV Nutrition Ista
Joy Bauer recipes are proof that healthy eating does not have to be boring or restrictive-something we have always believed. And take it from the nutritionist for the New York City Ballet on plate on diets that do a body good. The Today Show nutritionist cohosts the "Joy Fit Club", an inspiring weekly weight loss segment. In addition to supplying the screen time, last year launched Bauer Nourish snacks, a subscription service, healthy, part controlled packs of mixed nuts, cereal and more. Bauer, a registered dietitian who has published several books diet (and helped Weightless, a published last year weight loss story) helps many healthy Publications and seems constantly to stay motivated and positive, although they crazy-busy schedule.
15. Andrew Weil, M. D.
15. Andrew Weil, M. D.
Holistic Healer
Many doctors encourage a diet primarily of whole foods, but Andrew Weil, MD, this notion has taken a step further by True Food Kitchen in 2008, a restaurant that sticks closely to the principles of its anti-inflammatory diet. Ten restaurant openings later, we think it's safe to say, since the theory that a healthy diet and lifestyle implications for health more than we think is likely, at least in more detail. The integrated medicine man and supplier of Weil Lifestyle also published hundreds of scientific articles, upwards of 13 books written and is Director of the Center for Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona, where he continues to teach and to endorse a holistic approach to wellness.
16. Wayne Dyer, Ph.D.
16. Wayne Dyer, Ph.D.
Father of motivation
Wayne Dyer, Ph.D., now clearly see, and he helping others want to see their lives and purpose clear. The self-help author and motivational speaker in the health room for years to have been only a few of his professional name, with several best-selling books (such as your Erroneous Zones), a popular 2012 PBS program and a packed schedule to talk services. While many are quick to criticize Dyer for his "New Age" ideas and religious assertions (he knows to emulate for promoting the reader to Jesus Christ), we love his approach to positive thinking and maximizing their own potential.
17. Gwyneth Paltrow
17. Gwyneth Paltrow
Cleansing Queen
Gwyneth Paltrow cares so much about health that after one of our favorite fruits her daughter's name: Apple. While this may not be quite right, it is known as one of the most dedicated health asterisks around. A Tracy Anderson workout fanatic and creator of Goop attention-grabbing (and sometimes extravagant) healthy-living blog Paltrow is no stranger to the kitchen and detox cleanses. While we love that the Oscar winner is the popularization of healthy foods such as salmon with sriracha and lime, their approach can sometimes unrealistic and restrictive. Can not say that we fully agree with Martha, though.
18. Bob Harper
18. Bob Harper
The largest Trainers
With 16 seasons of The Biggest Loser on the hump Harper has quickly become one of the most famous fitness trainers out there. But the CrossFit athletes career far beyond television. When not filming, Harper trained celebrity clients, Penning best-selling books (and cookbooks, like his latest, Narrow meals) to contribute to the health publications like Shape magazine and the creation of customized training videos on YouTube and DVDs. One of the latest creations Harper is Blackfire, a program he created includes get with the day Burn, short, full body workouts that fit fast. Our muscles burn when you look at some of the exercises!
19. Shaun "T" Blokker
19. Shaun "T" Blokker
The Insane coach
From Mariah Carey's backup dancers on the face (and abs) of Beachbody's Insanity Shaun T has certainly learned how his property and do the work to other work, for theirs as well. His famous six pack abs, cardio pumping workouts, and epic dance routines (as seen in his Hip Hop Abs workout) are paving the way for Shaun T's economic success, and he always new, hardcore fitness bring the table the latest workout Insanity Max: 30 is just an example. Amazing training aside, we love that Shaun T Insanity is the latest iteration crowd just a little further a healthy and realistic way to look fit.
20 Mark Hyman
20 Mark Hyman
Functional Medicine Man
From holistic physician, scholar to best-selling author founder, Mark Hyman, MD, everything seems to be doing. Most of his whole foods, low-sugar approach to eating is known, the doctor released his latest diet book installation, the blood sugar solution 10-Day Detox Diet, in February 2014. The healthy food activist Fed Up also played a major role in a controversial documentary over childhood obesity, and the food industry. The founder of the Ultra Wellness Center may have a jam-packed drive, but we doubt it will slow down anytime soon. His 2015 calendar is probably full of television appearances on programs like The Dr. Oz Show, further work on health and many surprises.
21. David Katz, M. D. m.p.h.
Do-It-All Disease-Fighter
Editor-in-Chief, inventor, doctor, counselor, president of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine ... it's something that David Katz, MD, MPH, can not do that? The only thing we can think of is rest, as we have no idea how to fit it into his schedule. The Yale grad (and current clinical instructor and director of the Prevention Research Center at the University) also written Disease-Proof last year, which will teach the reader to reduce their risk of disease by up to 80 percent, not too shabby. You can also his work on The Huffington Post, where he writes about everything from DNA to find obesity to Dunkin 'Donuts, and he is the mastermind behind the NuVal, a system that demystifies the nutritional labels. We can not wait to see what he is doing next.
22. Lisa Lillien
22. Lisa Lillien
Hungry Girl
It was a decade since Lisa Lillien for the first time the health world (and our mailboxes) by storm with Hungry Girl. What was considered a healthy living newsletter does not mean everything from cookbooks on a TV show, who must prove produced healthy diet, limited to small portions. In 2014, it expanded Lillien of Hungry Girl empire, with a four-week plan of signature super-sized, low-calorie meals include a diet book. While we keen supporters of eating in moderation, we know we are to be no fun together when we hangry. Our main concern with Lillien: It's almost too good mood. Your pep talks can be encouraging, until they let us say, "Enough!"
23. Bethenny Frankel
23. Bethenny Frankel
The Real Low-Cal Housewife
Wine, sangria, vodka, margaritas ... gang is all here! And although Bethenny Frankel like all these drinks (in moderation, of course), it also rocks a constantly healthy body thanks to its low calorie Skinnygirl cocktail creations and commitment to health and fitness. Booze aside, she made her mark as (former) talk show host, business woman, blogger, and lifestyle guru. Turns out, the ladies of Real Housewives are capable of a lot more than Catfights and shopping trips, and can actually decent role models. (Although rumor has it, she will be back for the seventh season of the NYC-based TV show.)
24. Cassey Ho
24. Cassey Ho
Pilates Video Star
Nearly 2 million subscribers, YouTube is Cassey Ho in superstar status really, that's more than Justin Bieber. The founder and creator of Blogilates Pop Pilates keeps expanding their empire, from the blog to DVDs on an app, and in August 2014, it published Bodypop active, a number of fitness clothing, which they developed and tested. Talk about going viral!
25. Drew Pinsky, M. D.
25. Drew Pinsky, M. D.
American On-Call Doctor
Have a problem? Dr. Drew, as his fans know him often, probably has an answer. The internist, addiction specialist, media personality and creator of the No. 1 Health Podcast (The Dr. Drew podcast) has long been building a good reputation in the healthcare space. From Dr. Drew is on call to fight Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew, advice on Teen Mom, he was to help patients back on their feet for years and there is no problem too big or small for him. (In fact, last year he had taken in attack prostate cancer.) Let us not forget other Pinsky classic, Loveline, the radio program, the courts sex and relationship advice. Keep doin 'what you do, doc. Time will tell.
26. Anthony "Tony" Robbins
26. Anthony "Tony" Robbins
Mr. solution
Tony Robbins is survival literally (the feet are size 16) and, when it comes to his coaching career. From finding inner peace and personal growth to vocational guidance and management of finances Robbins is about maximizing their own potential. And with clients such as Bill Clinton, the late Mother Teresa and the late Nelson Mandela, it is safe to say that self-help author and motivational speaker knows a thing or two about how to do just that. Despite his desire for constant action in his life, Robbins sat down to finish his latest book, money master the game last year: 7 Simple Steps to Financial Freedom. While we'd love to visit his Mastery University, getting close to Robbins comes with a hefty price tag. We say to one of the many bestsellers he stay cooped up.
27. Chris Powell
27. Chris Powell
Transformation Specialist
Talk about extreme Chris Powell once helped a man to lose more than 400 pounds. Now the personal trainer works his magic on extreme weight loss, a TV show that helps overweight people drop some serious weight and is a New York Times best-selling author. It also provides for the carb cycling, a diet plan where low and high carb days vary known and is a well known house face due to his frequent appearances on The Dr. Oz Show and Good Morning America.
28. Jen soda
28. Jen soda
Instagram famous back
If there is a person who embodies the year of prey, it is not Kim Kardashian, but Jen seltzer and their infamous Instagram. Selter of 4.9 million supporters like, comment and share their belfies (yes, these are butt selfies), and use the hashtag to share photos #Seltering is on its efforts to seltzer signature, looking like a one-legged down a little bit looks Share dog. To top things off, the New York Post has an exercise her column called good surprise. Seltzer no exercise certification is not found often dishing outdated fitness advice, so go ahead and look, but do not follow along.
29. Tony Horton
29. Tony Horton
Mr. P90X
More than a decade after bursting onto the fitness scene with the breakthrough performance 90 and P90X workouts, Tony Horton shows no signs of stopping. And today it is not just about fitness. His book The Big Picture (Feb 2014) describes how the physical health to all parts of our life, financial well-being of the overall happiness is connected, of mental health. His biggest news came at the end of 2014, when he unveiled P90X3, a new series of 30-minute workouts that focus on short stints favor of all-out efforts instead of the hour-and-a-half-workout in P90X. While studies have shown that 30-minute workouts have similar effects on those who take an hour or more, we are carefully crushed by high intensity workouts that feel abandoned.
30. Joe Cross
30. Joe Cross
Juice Evangelist
Joe Cross entered our radar screens with his award-winning documentary, Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead, about his weight loss journey (and life transformation) all through the power of juice. In the years since, thousands of people given juicing a vortex after seeing the film and also in part to companies Cross, starting with Joe, who acts as the de facto juicing community. During transformation cross is impressive (and we are the first to sing the praises of a diet with tons of fruit and vegetables) is far from a panacea juicing. In fact, there is little scientific evidence that juice cleanses are healthier than eating a balanced diet.
31 rich roll
Plant-Fueled Fitness Podcaster
Vegan. Ultra endurance athletes. Former entertainment lawyer. Husband. Father of four children. If you are not sure of what Rich Roll deeds (for him), we are not sure what else will convince you. Role took the health and fitness industry by storm with the release of his 2012 bestseller Ultra Search, and since then his podcast interviews with everyone from fellow travelers to the spoken word poet has exploded in popularity. Roll has come a long way, turning his life away from drugs and alcohol in the late 80s and shed 50 pounds following a wake-up call from a 40th birthday.
32. Gabrielle Bernstein
32. Gabrielle Bernstein
Miracle Motivator
Gabrielle Bernstein attributed with causing a sea of change among young women in the cities. The stereotype à la Sex and the City was someone wade through her third mimosa brunch after window shopping at Louis Vuitton. Today's image more often a yogi and spiritual seekers, and amber teachings are often cited as a key factor. As a best-selling author, radio host, meditation teacher and vlogger (video blogger), Bernstein has started a movement of the inner introspection. It is a way she found herself: With 21 own successful PR firm she created, but realizing there was something missing in the center of her life, she left the business to follow her calling as a motivational speaker and spiritual leader. Now she writes about everything from emotional overeating to FOMO. And with their fifth and final book, Miracle Now captures the action rolling forward.
33. John Berardi, Ph.D.
33. John Berardi, Ph.D.
The Precise Nutrition Coach
Since the founding of Precision Nutrition more than 15 years ago, John Berardi, Ph.D., has to separate from the pack of exercise and weight loss coach. Instead of promising that anyone can get six-pack abs and tight butts in a few weeks, about the real victims, in order to achieve such need to be made, he speaks tricks, and if they are worth it for you. (Side note: Berardi is the ideal trainer if you want to do your own #absperiment.) His coaching has scientifically proven approach Precision Nutrition won 200,000 customers in the past decade and a half, and the popularity shows no signs of slowing down.
34. Kelly Starrett
34. Kelly Starrett
Taskmaster mobility
Last year was a great year for Kelly Starrett. On the heels of his highly successful book Becoming a Supple Leopard, a New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestseller, he released his follow-up title, Ready to Run. Taken this time to attack Starrett the subject theme running and its high rate of injuries and it is from runners and non-runners alike made their own. Starrett fame and success does not happen overnight, it is a year in the making was. In 2010, Starrett, a physical therapist with a practice in the flagship San Francisco CrossFit gym posting a daily video started on his blog MobilityWOD with the aim of posting every day for 365 days. The sound, science-driven videos and blog were a big hit with a growing audience hungry for information on how to predict and prevent health injuries. It is an approach that is, Olympian, military personnel and ballet dancers drawn from professional customers, including the Tour de France cyclists, CrossFit Games medalist an incredibly diverse group. Starrett wrote about his approach in magazines such details CrossFit Journal, and Inside Triathlon. In 2015, he plans on releasing his third book, deskbound, fighting another timely subject: How the damage done to fight through a lifetime of seat.
35. Dan Savage
35. Dan Savage
Savvy Sexpert
Back in 2010, Dan Savage got everyone's attention to the It Gets Better Project, a series of YouTube videos in sequence a series of very public LGBT teen suicides to gay youth that will improve their lives show published. But diehard Dan Savage fans know him as the man behind the wild love advice column and podcast. For more than two decades, Savage was the go-to for plain text (and a lot of gay talk) about sex outlet. And also the general public has warmed to Savage, his public appearances continue to stir the pot, giving him both fans and enemies. Last year, his speech on the price of admission in relationships was an instant viral hit, while a comment he was placed in a University of Chicago Discussion transphobic be read by some.
36. Joel Fuhrman, M. D.
36. Joel Fuhrman, M. D.
The Nutritarian
At a time when more than a third of American adults are overweight, we need more people like Joel Fuhrman, MD As a family doctor Fuhrman has its focus on the disease-causing effects of highly processed American diet. His solution? A "nutritarian" diet with foods that give you great bang for each food calorie money. Good examples are foods such as vegetables, beans, onions, mushrooms, berries and seeds. Fuhrman continue the healthy eating gospel in his 2014 book The End of diets that emphasizes a focus on food rather than spread medications such as our source for panacea.
37. Dean Ornish, D. M.
37. Dean Ornish, D. M.
American Heart Doctor
As one of the pioneering doctors that heart disease can recognize change as your lifestyle to avoid Dean Ornish, MD, has been working to us to eat healthier and lead more fulfilling lives for more than three decades. That's part of the reason why he where individuals created the Ornish Spectrum goals for nutrition, fitness, stress management, and love and support. Ornish range continues to grow as it undo Ornish, a program as a way to promote undo the spectrum of the effects of heart disease, is of Medicare and a number of other health services covered. And it has Supporters: The Ornish diet is the best heart-healthy diet by US News and World Report named 4 years in a row.
38. Yoni Freedhoff, M. D.
38. Yoni Freedhoff, M. D.
The Diet Whistleblower
In 2014, Yoni Freedhoff, MD, the diet Fix published his book: Why diets fail and how to make your work a takedown of the traditional diets methods. But Freedhoff was this message, long before it slide printed and bound. As founder of Ottawa's Bariatric Medical Institute and professor at the University of Ottawa, Freedhoff has spent his career Lupe weight loss research. And instead of just circulating his observations to his colleagues he brought his message to the masses with op-ed pieces in different media (such as Greatist!) And on his own award-winning blog, important things. His advice has stood as firm voice of reason in a sea of food hype.
39. Mark Sisson
39. Mark Sisson
Primal O.G.
Mark Sisson was Paleo Paleo ago was cool. In fact, he was like a cave man (named "Grok" by the way) lives and preaches traditional health above all others, even knew what it was. He literally wrote the book on The Primal Blueprint based on his personal experience is of an elite non-diseased triathlete to a super-healthy people who remain so by required the least amount of work to get the best results , But despite being the first, he is still one of the most accessible and down-to-earth expert in lifestyle. Last year, he began Primal Blueprint podcasts, where he answers fan questions and interviews other health professionals, and on his blog, in addition to the research-based articles, he also offers his love for slacklining and makes a mean soup.
40. Adam Stone
40. Adam Stone
The guy who gets it
Adam Stone sees the transformation of body and health of others to his primary goal in life to be. That's why he designed his career by coaching, counseling fitness company, and parsing through the often sticky web of information on health, which is accessible via the internet now, so we go back to our training without getting into it get lost. The best-selling author is anxious to dispel myths to stop body judgment, and let us our dessert without eating any of the hype are often used in the media and with research to back everything up.
41. Alan Aragon
41. Alan Aragon
Sultan of Science
Diet and exercise collide, and Alan Aragon is all about figuring out how this relationship works. He is in the fitness community with its monthly unbiased reviews and real application tips of the latest studies made a name, and he has also been known as the official weight loss coach for men's health magazine. In addition to his own studies authoring; Working with the Los Angeles Lakers, the Los Angeles Kings and the Anaheim Mighty Ducks, and lectures internationally, he found the time to write the lean muscle diet that promises readers that they managed to turn her body constantly.
42. Kathryn Budig
42. Kathryn Budig
Body Positive Bender
You can Kathryn Budig on the cover of "Body Issue" in the past year, the Yoga Journal Pose or in virtual classes they have seen leads YogaGlo.com. Budig not only writes, speaks, teaches and deletes books (her latest, Aim true, is set for this year) and DVDs, it is also co-founder of Poses for Paws, an organization that raises money through yoga, for the animal shelters. She is not shy about discussing her past body problems, and if they do not. On her yoga mat, cook eco-friendly meals and blogging about it on their website
43. Frank Lipman, M. D.
43. Frank Lipman, M. D.
Functional Medicine Man
Inspired by the benefits of acupuncture, meditation, biofeedback, and yoga, Frank Lipman, MD, stated that integrate all kinds of Eastern and Western approaches to health care, which his well-rounded practice. In addition to his Elf Elf wellness center, it is steeped in community work, lectures on health around the world. In his latest book, The New Health Rules provides the anti-sugar, gluten-free doc 175 tips to help readers live healthier and easy.
44. Chalene Johnson
44. Chalene Johnson
Turbo Trainers
Chalene Johnson has enough energy for days. It is her go-go-go nature that makes for compelling TV, which is why they sold more than 10 million DVDs in direct sales. Your turbocharged infomercials for workouts like "Turbo Fire", "TurboJam", "Piyo", "Turbo Kick" and "ChaLEAN Extreme" Living athletes have motivated everywhere. Watching her take up her way around a stage, it is easy to see why they are often asked to make appearances and performances on shows like The discussion and Live! with Kelly and Michael. On top of all that, last year, Johnson started her podcast "The Chalene Show," in which she describes everything over to break a fitness plateau to exhaustion of the adrenal glands.
45. Leo Babauta
45. Leo Babauta
Zen Master
Do you ever have a sinking feeling that you exclude your stuff? Or that your to-do list is to be an animal? Leo Babauta understands the underlying panic if the physical and mental disorder follows roots in your life. And his approach, merging Eastern philosophies with Western self-help techniques, has made him a beacon for all to simplify their lives. Due to its highly successful blog Zen Habits and several books, he covers everything from destructive behavior cessation of breathing for stress relief. But Babauta not born on minimalism: his own transformation from a separate, unhealthy workaholic to a centered, goal-oriented minimalist is the reason his words ring so true. And it's also why he regularly interviewed as an authority on other media, including the No Meat Athlete podcast.
46. Kris Carr
46. Kris Carr
Cancer Thriver
Kris Carr revolutionized the way we talk about cancer and with her documentary, Crazy Sexy Cancer, and books. For starters, she calls herself a thriver, not a survivor. She has also come up with a diet plan and cook book she passionately promote nutrient-rich plant food philosophy. Over on her blog, she posts from over everything, like to do less and live more, to the best juicer out there.
47. Robb Wolf
47. Robb Wolf
Chief of the Cavemen
Robb Wolf credentials read like the ultimate Paleo wish list: Not only is he a background as a research biochemist, he was also a former California State Powerlifting Championship. During his career, he co-founded both the magazine The Performance Menu and the first class gym NorCal Strength and Conditioning. He puts all this knowledge to dive deep in diet and exercise studies in his blog, podcast, and books, fighting everything from intermittent fasting to proper squat form. His book The Paleo Solution is considered the ultimate guide to the Paleo diet, and its most recent Multimedia Tours Food confirmed, budgeting, or starts a 30-day transformation give the Cliffs, his methods.
48. Kimberly Snyder, C. N.
48. Kimberly Snyder, C. N.
Princess of plant performance
Nutritionists and New York Times bestselling author Kimberly Snyder, CN, could her career catering celebrity clients (Drew Barrymore and Channing Tatum among them) have spent. Instead, they decided their investment know-how to take care about the Hollywood elite in her blog and podcast. Plea for an alkaline, plant operated nutrition, Snyder is firmly convinced that the food you eat is the ultimate beauty product. Their bright green smoothie is the recipe that called thousand Vitamix Orders to life and a chic LA juice bar, Bio Glow. But perhaps it is most surprising commitment was to encourage readers to begin their own food blogs and document their journey towards health and wellness proof that she sees ultimate measure of success for the plant operated message caught fire among the masses ,
49. James Hamblin, D. M.
49. James Hamblin, D. M.
Doc our generation
Do not judge him because he looks young; James Hamblin, MD, knows all about health and he has his share knowledge in a way that allows us to understand all the non-experts (imagine that!) As a senior editor for The Atlantic. In the last year on his video series: "If our body could talk," he tried purified from juice, compared CrossFit and Yoga, and discusses female orgasms. No topic is too frivolous or serious. Jim (we're on a first name basis) bent some serious muscles write about everything from the infinite possibilities of cold medicines to the growing gap in food availability in the US Plus, word on the street is that Hamblin would like to try his hand at some Standup in New York in case this whole MD writer, what does not work.
50. Mike Roizen, M. D.
50. Mike Roizen, M. D.
All this Doctor
Chief wellness officer at the Cleveland Clinic and chair of its Anesthesiology Institute, Mike Roizen, MD, time, anesthesia and interior treatment medicine between the book and co-authoring columns with other influencers Mehmet Oz, MD, to the Readers Digest and every practice still finds woman. Bestselling author of The RealAge Diet (among other items) Roizen has appeared on almost every news outlet and spearhead a PBS spin-off of his hit release (with Oz and co-author), You: On a Diet. In his spare time he developed a treatment for hospice patients and yet he is the Chairman of the Scientific Advisory Board at the Hearst Corp. As if that was not enough to lectures throughout the country and keep his "real world" under 50, he continues.
51. Brogan Graham and Bojan Mandaric
Grassroots movement Masters
Come winter, the temptation to hit and roll instead of waking up to 6.30 Running Snooze Button wins out in the rule. And while Brogan Graham and Bojan Mandaric would not blame you, they are determined to get you out regardless pull bed, snow and ice. The fit friends began the November project precisely for this reason: to motivate people to stay in shape during the cold winter months. All about social media, they have made the two of them hold each other accountable to hundreds of people gather in cities grew nationwide. From each butt-kicking workout with a question, "Are you alright?" - And response- "F # * ck yeah!" - These guys are set to spread further, with her eyes on the global meeting place. Whatever the weather "just show up", they say. That's the kind of supportive accountability we all use.
52. Chris Kresser
52. Chris Kresser
Paleo Luminary
Chris Kresser went through his own personal dark times: in 2002, he checked into the hospital after the fight for six years with a mysterious illness that left him cycling through various diets and dietary supplements without relief. But what followed was a time of enlightenment: By adopting a Paleo diet and changing his environment, he was able to self-healing and a beacon for others. By his very popular blog, podcast and regular appearances in the media has discussed wisdom Kresser both conventional and alternative health. His insistence on always on the things science has made him a trusted and widely recognized authority in the health and wellness space. And with the release of his first book, your personal Paleo Code, his career as Paleo authority grows even brighter.
53. Tosca Reno
53. Tosca Reno
Comeback Covergirl
At an age when many people hang their shoes and stepped away from the gym, Tosca Reno is proud bow. She dropped 70 pounds at the age of 40, and indeed to the living of exhausted and overweight and ripped and now as a 55-year-old fitness model, they continue on their game. Beyond the physical, Reno also transformed their relationship with food, always a certified nutritionist and embracing a "Eat-Clean" philosophy. Now she's helping others through their dedicated blog, consulting services and 15 books that directs the way, including The Start Here diet that all calls to beginners. Reno 2014 campaign "strike Sugar" encourages followers to the powdery white stuff ditch and embrace whole foods. All that expertise has not gone unnoticed. Reno is a regular guest on shows like Dr. Oz, Good Morning America, and the doctors. And her award-winning reality show Tosca: it bends at 49 was featured on Canada's Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN).
54. Martin Rooney
54. Martin Rooney
The Defender
Fifteen years ago, Martin Rooney developed to train as warriors system for top martial artists. But in our world of Tough Mudder and UFC mania, I realized that Rooney weekend warriors also wanted the ability to train like pro fighter. Thus, the TFW is technology caught fire, and today the facilities span the globe in 25 countries. Rooney is no stranger to the requirements of the competition. In his own racing career he represented the US at the bobsled team from 1995 to 1997 and again in 2000. During this time he was also studied mixed martial arts and began training fighters. In what spare time he had left, he took a master's degree in health sciences. In addition to writing the TFW blog and several books he has divided the training to become warriors system with NFL athletes and Fortune 500 companies such as Nike and Hasbro.
55. Brad Schoenfeld, Ph.D.
55. Brad Schoenfeld, Ph.D.
Breakaway bodybuilders
Brad Schoenfeld ethics are as strong as his body. The lifetime drug-free bodybuilders Schoenfeld has multiple titles, won without depending on the so-called "chemical enhancements" that plague the bodybuilding community. And he's an authority on how to build muscle and drop fat, also known as "look good naked" as his various books and website put it. But geared for someone so physically Schoenfeld is also dedicated to increasing his intellect, and in this pursuit, he gathered four degrees, including a Ph.D. in exercise science. He has also authored more than 60 peer-reviewed research articles on fitness, nutrition and body composition. With one foot in the mainstream media appears in publications such as shape, self and the New York Times and in the academic world service as Assistant Editor-in-Chief for the NSCA's Strength and Conditioning Journal Schoenfeld proves fitness can both be playful and profound.
56. Travis Stork, M. D.
56. Travis Stork, M. D.
Medical Doctor
You can spot the board-certified emergency room physician from his Emmy excellent talk show The Doctors. Travis Stork from the screen, MD, talks about the daily choices we make about the health (be smart about it and how) but also serves as Chairman of the Medical Advisory Board MDLive. His latest book, the Doctor Diet Cookbook, came on the heels of his New York Times bestseller doctor's diet, his tome to prevent the readers to meet him at the clinic by changing their eating habits. In his downtime, Stork practicing a healthy lifestyle he preaches about mountain biking, kayaking, hiking, and hang out with his dog.
57. Arnold Schwarzenegger
57. Arnold Schwarzenegger
The Top Guns of fitness
If the Terminator famously quipped, "I'll be back," Arnold Schwarzenegger was not kidding. After a delay of entertainment to play the real role of the Governor of California, Schwarzenegger is fully back on the scene, recently debut the trailer for Terminator Genisys (latest installation of the action movie), and also his stamp on YouTube as Undercover rogue at Golds Gym to raise money for after-school Allstars, a charity that provides care, sports and exciting activities for children from low-income families. Apart show biz has bodybuilding legend always been notorious for his muscular physique and dedication to fitness and we do not see how to exit from the scene any time soon.
58. Eric Cressey
58. Eric Cressey
Strength Sensei
Consider the process of becoming a client with Eric Cressey Boston-area gym Cressey Performance: Each new member a complete assessment of the injury, training experience, sports background, purpose is given and much more, then they are with each member of the staff be taken to establish a comfort level with each person. All that before they start training near the Olympic athletes, Major League Baseball player and other professionals. If this sounds like a next-level fitness, it's just par for the course with Cressey, using his degrees and certifications in kinesiology, strength and conditioning; Sports and fitness management; and exercise science to improve performance in his clients. Cressey has also published hundreds of articles in publications such as Men's Health, ESPN the Magazine and The Boston Globe, and he has written five books about his approach. Cressey Title Maximum Strength is considered by many as the ultimate strength training program. And his latest, The high-performance Manual, takes a personal, anti-cookie-cutter approach to training.
59. John Romaniello
59. John Romaniello
Emperor of the Alphas
John Romaniello, also known as "Roman" boldly calls upon the Community, The Roman Empire arose about his website, but the title sounds right. And it's easy to see why people joined the ranks. Romaniello has the irresistible combination of fitness expertise (as certified personal trainer) and mischievous sarcasm (check out the origin story on his website). And he put that wit and wisdom for a good cause, the writing of the New York Times bestselling Engineering the Alpha (with other influencing Adam Stein), coaching clients online, as well as advice fitness and technology companies (included Greatist!). His passion for fitness is from an authentic place: nerd described himself a diligent approach he used to transform himself from a chubby child to become a fitness model and trainer, and in the process he have a thorough knowledge base to build stocks customers and readers for countless articles in publications such as The Huffington Post, the New York Times, Men's Health, and Fast Company.
60. Layne Norton, Ph.D.
60. Layne Norton, Ph.D.
Brainy bodybuilders
Layne Norton breaks the "fool" bodybuilder stereotype. He is not only a natural professional bodybuilder, he has also published a doctorate in nutritional science and had his work in half a dozen journals. Norton combines his power and intelligence to be the ultimate body to be an architect and helps clients, their fitness goals with scientifically proven techniques.
61. Todd Durkin
61. Todd Durkin
Muscle Mogul
Todd Durkin clientele list reads like a Who's Who of the Elite Athlete: NFL and MLB players, X-Games athletes and Olympic champion. But you do not need to be on ESPN, benefit from his education. With dozens of instructional DVDs and its nationally recognized fitness room, Fitness Quest 10 people can all fitness levels to pursue a stronger body. Durkin's book The Impact! Body Plan (written with other influencing Adam Stein) not only outline a signature 10-week training program, it also tells his journey from a football player with a refractive lumbar spine with a thriving, fully recovered athletes willing to teach the world his methods. It is this combination of know-how and heart that makes him a sought-after motivational speaker. With all these benefits, it's no wonder Durkin is the leading education consultant for Under Armour, and he is named by both the American Council on Exercise and the IDEA Health and Fitness Association Coach of the Year.
62. Elena Brower
62. Elena Brower
Attention Grabber
In 1998, Elena Brower moved sight of a career in the textile and design industry to a lifelong vocation teaching yoga. On the way, she wrote a visually stunning book The Art of Attention and produced the documentary on meditation, which aired on American Public Television in November 2014 and explores private meditation practices of different individuals and how it betters them. If you are not able to make it to New York are one of the Brower classes, you can find them on YogaGlo.com.
63. Steve Kamb
63. Steve Kamb
Fitness Nerd
As a self-proclaimed nerd would a transformer (yes, the toy) as the fitness motivation or Legend of Zelda training. But this is Steve Kamb for you. He pulled out two big wins in 2014: Admission to Camp Nerd Fitness bring together members of his "rebellion" for a weekend of fun and education, and the reopening of the Nerd Academy with separate plans for men and women to "level up" their lives , He aims to fitness and healthy eating fun and free to make loads of rules, and he does everything with a lot of positivity. No wonder he. As an active community on its website
64. Bret Contreras
64. Bret Contreras
The Glute Guy
It is fair to say that 2014 was the year when the prey exploded. J.Lo and Nicki Minaj did not exceed their song tribute to the gluteus maximus, and Kim Kardashian broke the Internet with their champagne poppin 'back. With all the focus on the bottom line of people, we can predict a fine booty is now a fitness goal for many in 2015. Good thing we Bret Contreras in our corner. He has a good reputation on the leading experts on strength training built the way to strong and shapely buttocks, or, as he says, "to build a better butt." He has also written several books on the trade but not as divorce his competence that purely oriented prey. He is also very knowledgeable about the general strength training, and last year he released 2 x 4: Maximum Power, a program that enables him to achieve a 600-pound deadlift. Well, that's muscular.
65. Martha Beck, Ph.D.
65. Martha Beck, Ph.D.
The people Life Coach
With a total of three Harvard degrees, it is obvious Martha Beck, Ph.D., is a smart cookie. But it is their deeper emotional intelligence so much with her big audience response. Through her monthly column in O, The Oprah Magazine and several self-help books, Beck has to find all kinds of thorny questions of life of bullying family members to increase your confidence, covered her calling. Beck himself took a winding path to a life coach: She began her career in the academic world and then turned. Now she's helping others life coaches through their training and certification program has become. Ten years ago, Beck also LEAP Foundation founded combines African retreats with environmental and educational charities, bringing an altruistic twist to self-improvement, which we find so appropriate.
66. Tony Gaskins Jr.
66. Tony Gaskins Jr.
Real Love Relationship Advisor
The former drug dealer turned motivational coach Tony Gaskins, Jr., has a redemption story that has resonance with the mass he has more than one million fans on Facebook. While in school, drug trafficking and romantic interests drew him from his school work and the football team, for which he gave a scholarship. In the years after they kicked, he learned many life lessons that he now shares on nationwide tours. In 2014, Gaskins started The Real Love Tour, where he passed through the land, to talk about the issues that plague relationships and how to troubleshoot the most common errors relationship.
67. Ben Greenfield
67. Ben Greenfield
Superhuman
"Obsessed with fitness" may be an understatement when it comes to describing triathlete and coach Ben Greenfield. With the aim to benefit levels in body and mind, your body, he founded Greenfield Fitness Systems. As if its range of training plans (with an instructor), gear, additions, and home health tests were not enough, his latest book, beyond training, advises, how to not only active and healthy look, but also really healthy and lead a balanced lifestyle which may be time for family and friends.
68. Gretchen Rubin
68. Gretchen Rubin
Happiness Heroine
Gretchen Rubin's book The Happiness Project struck a chord when it first hit store shelves five years ago. A portion of the ruby complaint always write openly about their lives and their attempts lucky with simple tips and tricks, hack, from getting earlier to make more trips to bed in the gym was their talent. Recently Rubin expanded their reach beyond the luck in the power of habits. My forthcoming book on the subject, better than before, will be available in March, and she blogs regularly about everything from her personal habit manifesto to tips on how (and hold) healthier eating habits.
69. Mike Boyle
69. Mike Boyle
All-Star Strength Coach
Breakthrough in the business of strength and conditioning for almost three decades, Mike Boyle's training techniques have strengthened the likes of the Boston Red Sox and the Boston Bruins. But Boyle Unable to training elite athletes at the end, he is also a lecturer, teacher, writer and blogger one who is not afraid to tell other techniques are stupid and often answers readers questions. His videos of everything from special exercises to NFL Combine training to help athletes and exercisers beginners alike.
70. Mike Reinold
70. Mike Reinold
Injury Whisperer
The short 'n' sweet intro on his side, speaks volumes: "Hello I'm Mike Reinold I help people feel better, better to move and perform better..." As a former head athletic trainer and physical therapist for Boston Red Sox, Reinold could with a list of famous professional athletes he opened treated. Instead, he keeps the focus where it should be, on his passion for helping people recover from injuries and to optimal health and fitness. Today, he practiced his recovery methods in his private practice, Champion Physical Therapy and performance in the Boston area. His books and award-winning blog are just some of the ways he shares his knowledge generously. He also appears regularly as an expert physiotherapist and trainer on Greatist and various other outlets, and he has started uploading instructional videos on YouTube.
71. Tracy Anderson
The Method Ista
With special programs for men, women and children, trainer Tracy Anderson covers all fitness bases. she even developed her own fashion line. A few weeks ago, they began with weekly live stream video on their site with a subscription and reports are that more is in the works for 2015, possibly more studios around the world and high-end clothing. But if they never extends to your area, her workout DVDs are always a (cheap) option.
72. Brett Hoebel
72. Brett Hoebel
The 20-Minute Man
You can have Brett Hoebel seen on NBC's The Biggest Loser. He is the coach who has helped the reality star cast hundreds of pounds. But it's not just about the butt to kick and get shredded abs. Hoebel message is that fitness starts from the inside with the emotions, and he is ready for you to tap into your inner fitness freak, no matter what your body fat percentage. And Hoebel should know how to be imbued with training in medicine, psychology and biology. But do not worry: He will not bore you with the science during his 20-minute body-DVDs or his latest, Ignite by SPRI Hi-intensity, a set of four 25-minute routines.
73. Ellie Krieger, R. D.
73. Ellie Krieger, R. D.
Good Eats Guru
If you order Ellie Krieger require some proof of influence, of the view that the First Lady (and fellow Influencer) Michelle Obama took the registered dietitian to as part of the Let's move campaign conduct nutrition initiative, and before the House Committee of Agriculture testified about healthy eating and obesity in children. As a registered dietitian warrior has at the top of their game for years, hosting her TV show healthy appetite on the Food Network and publishing several best-selling books, including food, what you are looking for, which won the prestigious James Beard Award "Best Cookbook with a healthy focus. "In addition to her own show, warrior makes regular appearances as food authority on programs like Dr. Oz and The Today Show, and it is mentioned in countless publications, including as a columnist for USA Today.
74 Wellness Mama Katie
74 Wellness Mama Katie
Wellness Mama
Juggle the roles of wife, mother of five children, food crusaders and amateur chef finds Wellness Mama Katie founder also the time to host a podcast and their obsession with kettlebell training. In addition, provides healthier recipes to strengthen the well-being of families across America, it has a number of helpful tips, beauty, fitness and motherhood.
75. Harley Pasternak
75. Harley Pasternak
Ground earth Celebrity Trainer
Diets come and go, but regardless of what worked this season, celebrities still flock Harley Pasternak it with everyone from Lady Gaga to Robert Downey, Jr. Part of Pasternak's complaint is that he is so focused while on the science rather than crushing itself training two or three times a week or even starving, he stressed the importance of walking over 10,000 steps a day and eat balanced meals. (Both are part of his forthcoming book 5 pounds.) And since Pasternak has degrees in kinesiology and exercise physiology, he is the perfect person to explain scientific literature in layman terms. He also partnered with Salton, to create their own high-speed mixer last year because he great on smoothies.
76. Lauren Fleshman
76. Lauren Fleshman
The Refreshingly Positive Runner
Runs for 13 years this NCAA title-holding US Champ has knock her sights on the 2016 Olympics, where she plans to use the socks from their competitors. If they do not run 30.4 miles (!?), Keep their fans up to date what she thinks, food (she co-founded in nutrition Picky bars), and take over the world. Your Blog is a part-magazine about her journey, part-column as it answers questions every day of followers, 100 percent honest.
77. Jon Kabat-Zinn
77. Jon Kabat-Zinn
Spirit Master
As the founder and executive director of the University of Massachusetts Medical School Mindfulness in Medicine, Health Care, and Society Centre, white, best-selling author Jon Kabat-Zinn a thing or two about managing stress at the cellular level (he graduated in molecular biology). No wonder Anderson Cooper chose Kabat-Zinn as his interview for a 60 minute segment on mindfulness last December. Shockingly, writing between media appearances, books, and to meditate studies, as a member of the Supervisory Board of the Mind and Life Institute and School CEOs in mindfulness, Kabat-Zinn still finds the time.
78. Matt Frazier
78. Matt Frazier
The No Meat Athlete
Ultra Marathoner Matt Frazier says a vegan diet may not be for everyone, but he encourages everyone to at least try. On his No Meat Athlete blog and podcast he offers recipes (how about Gnocchi and pesto ricotta Portobello Burger?) In addition to ongoing advice, his favorite clothing and training materials for every type of race (and even more, in his book of the same name found). In other admired fitness experts, including Rich Roll and Steve Kamb and outlets like Runner's World to quote it seems Frazier operated for business success can be adjusted.
79. Gunnar Peterson
79. Gunnar Peterson
Beverly Hills buffer upper
Can be Gunnar Peterson to blame butt for the popularity of Kim Kardashian. OK, maybe their genes have something to do with it, but Peterson trains the entire K-communities, in addition to other celebrities. And with an expertise in functional training and 25 years of experience, it is no wonder also climb brands such as Gatorade, Under Armour, and Dolce & Gabana to work with him. Even if your IMDB profile is empty, can also provide you with Peterson thanks to its many DVDS train, or for its annual challenge, a diet and fitness program that uses an online community for the support and accountability.
80. Jeanette Jenkins
80. Jeanette Jenkins
Fitspo Queen
Jeanette Jenkins has the ultimate coach trifecta: A-list clients such as Alicia Keys, Queen Latifah, Serena Williams and Kelly Rowland, a retail DVD Empire including a full list of exercises as their latest Cardio Sculpt Sexy Abs; and a great brand partnership with Nike, where she was in demand as a coach with the Nike Training Club app. That's enough to make any fitness professional happy, but Jenkins is not resting. On top of these commitments, she shares her expertise on dozens of TV shows and publications including NBC's Today Show, The Dr. Oz Show, Celebrity Fit Club, USA Today, fitness (where she served on the advisory board for 12 years) Type , Health, Self and O, The Oprah Magazine. Last year, her Instagram account was presented by Refinery29 follow one of the best accounts for a daily dose of fitspiration. It is now 255,000+ followers strong.
81. Neghar Fonooni
81. Neghar Fonooni
The Empowerer
Neghar Fonooni is a fit veteran in the truest sense of the word. After a stint in the Air Force, starting a coaching business, and always a mother Fonooni found himself back where they started: as a personal trainer. But it was not slide backwards, but says she found her true calling in helping people. In addition to her blog, food, lift, and is happy, and her work with Girls Gone Strong, she wears several fitness websites with the aim to empower women. (Check out our interview with her!) And ye Lean and Lovely series of videos and PDFs can help women to change not only their bodies but also their attitude to their numbers.
82. Tom Venuto
82. Tom Venuto
Muscle Feeder
Tom Venuto knows what it takes to lose excess weight and get ripped. He torched 20 pounds of fat and found his inner Arnold back to school when he began the study of methods of bodybuilders and pursuing a degree in exercise science. With more than 14 years of experience training and practice what he preaches (sans steroids!) Is it no wonder that he appeared in numerous magazines (shirtless). Shipyard burn a look at his advice on his blog the fat burning side by the Fat, Feed the Muscle, or read the articles in numerous fitness outlets, and enjoy his science supported the skepticism of fads and the ability to research in explain a way that actually gets you excited about it.
83. James Clear
83. James Clear
Habit Hackers
Why is it that bad habits are hard to break and good habits are hard to make? Author and speaker James Clear trying to change that, so that everyone can be a creative, happier life. Besides its use in entreprenuer and Fast Company and writing for The Huffington Post featured, he blogs and has online courses, other everything he learned from both scientific research and personal experience to teach. Improving your life by one percent per day results in large changes, so-so he, why wait?
84. John Durant
84. John Durant
Professional Caveman
New does not always mean better, and John Durant says is especially true when it comes to our diet. Instead of modern health gurus that come with a new program every week, he moved to the past for inspiration-one reason he looking for a freezer full of guts in his bedroom Manhattan. His other hobbies include running barefoot through city parks, fasting in a country where food is ubiquitous and makes polar bear swims in the ocean. With a book, The Paleo Manifesto: Ancient Wisdom for Lifelong Health, a concert of consulting a cricket protein bar company and an appearance on The Colbert Report, he is out to prove that we are happiest and healthiest nutrition as our hunter gatherer ancestors.
85. Rob Sulaver
85. Rob Sulaver
Bandana Bandit
If you want to train as a chef, Rob Sulaver your man. Sporting boot a Badass headscarf, this will seriously qualified coach will help you find the right exercise and diet plan for your body, while you in the process. Laugh (Just check out his website. You will see why we smile.) He is not only certified by both the American Council on Exercise and the National Strength and Conditioning Association to whoop your muscles in shape, it is also of the International Society of Sports Nutrition certified to perform your stomach towards the right foods. And did we mention he's funny?
86. Shiva Rea
86. Shiva Rea
Creator of the river
Best known for the creation of Prana Flow Yoga, Shiva Rea also the brains behind Yogadventure retreats and Global Mala Project. Known for their in-person instruction and their online Global School of Living Yoga, you can also have regularly seen Rea name in Yoga Journal, Yoga Plus and Joyful Living, to which it bears. If you can not make one of her classes, we suggest that after her starring role in one of her many DVDs.
87. Abel James
87. Abel James
Fat Burning Man
Confusion is the name of the game when it comes to dieting (it is best gluten free, go low carb or eat anything but fast 2 days per week?) Come and Abel James was once considered lost, since many of the rest of us. After years of following conventional diet wisdom, he found himself "frustrated, sick, and limp." He decided to dive into research and treat themselves as guinea pigs to test what he read, and now he is on a mission, all the old diet to dispel myths and provide healthy nutrition as easy as pie. His wild diet is a simple plan anyone can follow, and his weekly Fat Burning Man Podcast features professionals and influencers like Joel Fuhrman, MD, and Mark Sisson share tips and answers to frequently asked questions to help improve your health.
88. Sohee Lee
88. Sohee Lee
Beauty and Beast (in the gym)
Sohee Lee may look like a top fitness model, but it is much more. With a degree from Stanford and strength and conditioning specialist certification, it is clear that they both beauty and intelligence, and this beauty is Beast Mode is to go to the gym. But she was not always together. After he. From an eating disorder for eight years, she finally realized that she needed to make some serious changes if they wanted to live She discovered weightlifting and fell in love with the science of fitness. Now she runs her own coaching business, writes science podcast for Bodybuilding.com and co-hosted the physique. But best of all they are motivating, 100 percent honest, peg-shaped Instagrams.
89. Mike Roussell, Ph.D.
89. Mike Roussell, Ph.D.
Naked nutritionist
With a bachelor's degree in biochemistry and a doctorate in nutrition, Mike Roussell, author of Your Naked Nutrition Guide, is well prepared to science-based nutritional solutions for eaters of all shapes and sizes. Even better? He keeps his tips easy digesting the research so you do not have to. You can catch the "Ask the Diet Doctor" Roussell on weekly column Shape.com on the Bodybuilding.com column "Ask the Macro Manager" or on his own blog where he posts videos often ask common practice questions.
90. Gray Cook
90. Gray Cook
Functional Forerunner
In the 80s, Olivia Newton-John sang about physical. But these days we sang a new song: "Let's functional" -and leads the chorus of voices is Gary Cook. As a physiotherapist with a split focus on rehabilitation, strength and conditioning, cooking founded the popular FMS (Functional Movement System). Preached a philosophy of holistic movement, Koch sees in the body not in segments but as interrelated. Experience this choice tweet: "The hips are a window into the core." Swing through his books and DVDs, cooking coach students and colleagues fitness professionals in kettlebell technique, club, and other functional movements. And it's catching on among fitness elite: Cook FMS has provided to the Navy Seals and NFL players alike to the test.
91. Brad Pilon
91. Brad Pilon
Fasting Guy
If someone tells you the key to losing weight and feeling was great to stop eating, you could roll your eyes. But that's because you do not hear what Brad Pilon has on the subject intermittent fasting, or go say a certain time without food. While we all know that we eat less, weigh less, most of us rooted to the mini-meal mentality that we have to keep our metabolism stir up snacking. Pilon, who leads the Incredible Hulk as his hero says, the opposite is the case, and he has the research (and body!) To prove it. His book Eat, Stop, food shows, such as fasting is not only hunger and teaches a method that they feel less like withdrawal makes (Scotch is allowed! -if You do not do the fast part) and more about self-healing.
92. Richard Simmons
92. Richard Simmons
Archduke of Aerobics
Richard Simmons was out of the public eye for most of 2014, when he treated prevented due to a knee injury that him do what he loves most: encouraging people to ensure that they keep sweatin '! Even with a tamer than usual social calendar, he still put out monthly newsletter filled with fun recipes, training advice and life coaching. And we still could have his 2013 song "Hair Do" in our heads firmly.
93. Jenny Hadfield
93. Jenny Hadfield
Treadmill for mortals
Jenny Hadfield could run circles around so pretty much everyone. But they won't-because she still remembers how it was as "a young, chubby woman who hated running." With completed races around the world (including the venerable Boston Marathon), she shares how she got her ongoing passion and skills in her column for Runners World magazine and in her books Running for Mortals and Marathoning for Mortals, and it has free-range plans on its side. While a small fitness competition results fuel, it never hurts to help a cheerleader who run learn to love you.
94. Mark Fisher
94. Mark Fisher
Fitness Ninja
While they seriously fitness is a good thing, Fitness and of itself should not be so serious and Mark Fisher, with his crazy antics, funny outfits, dance breaks and rock-solid fitness knowledge is sufficient to prove that. Just do not be fooled: Under the Pink Unicorn Tank the heart of a serious athlete, the advanced, innovative training kicks used. And those who are lucky enough to be near his Ninja Club House in New York City, are still not his personal brand of funny wisdom get as his "7 Secrets of Sexy high MotherF * ckers" on his website.
95. Mark Verstegen
95. Mark Verstegen
Athletic Wizard
Much of what Mike has-a slight change in position Verstegen appear here, a diet to optimize it, fine adjustment of a foot-like magic. But it's all based in science, which is why all his little changes add up to big results. With its five books, including the popular Core Performance, he showed how good health must not have much time or money as long as you are willing to do a little planning to take. His method works well, because he is the director of the NFL Players Association for performance and is an athletic coach of the German national football team. Now he runs EXOS (formerly Core Performance), a corporate wellness company focused to prevent health problems before they happen not when only the treatment, when to do it.
96. Nia Shanks
96. Nia Shanks
The Not-So-Girly Girl
Telling Nia Shanks that it "stands like a girl" is the ultimate complement in her book, and it will show how many girls can really lift. (Note :. Much) Tired of being treated like a delicate flower in the gym, Shanks came with their own powerlifting program to assist women at all levels of the "strongest and awesome" itself. It encourages more attention to the numbers on the dumbbells as to pay on the scale to stop obsessed with a "perfect" diet and find a way to find the best results with the least effort. In addition to inspiring, insightful posts, it also has tutorials on everything from beginner weight lifting, specific exercises, how to be a nice tough.
97. Martin Berkhan
97. Martin Berkhan
High Priest of Intermittent Fasting
One of the most prominent pro-intermittent fasting numbers is Mark Berkhan a dietitian, magazine writer, personal trainer and Lean Gains Blogger. It is intended to clarify the BS-especially that fasting leads to a tank metabolism and lost muscle and uses science to everything again. And his plan is pretty simple, basically saying eat two to three meals in an eight-hour period each day, eat whole foods, and exercise. With a loyal following, he is clearly on the right track.
98. Jen Sinkler
98. Jen Sinkler
The anti-Cardio Queen
Jen Sinkler is perhaps best known for an offer that many do not know that they ever said known. To the question, "What do you do for heart," she answered, "I lift weights faster." This year she turned, so that trainees receive quip in a program that contains explosive lifting and short rest periods their weight training and cardio in a quick session. With a history that the work includes a magazine fitness editor, always a CrossFit certification, and trying every workout under the sun, know your stuff and all the knowledge for their gym, The Movement Minneapolis, where they trained with a philosophy of being used "unapologetically strong." Your website, Thrive With Jen Sinkler, offers everything from challenging weight workouts to recipes to tips, deadlifts.
99. Bart Yasso
99. Bart Yasso
The Secular Runner
Thousands of runners rely on Bart Yasso marathon training plan to prep for your next race. But Yasso has many other claims to fame. He who counts himself among the small fragments of the human population down on all seven continents, he is a five-time Ironman triathlon finisher, and it just so happens twice across America have gone through. In My Life On The Run, Yasso tells of a life spent in movement, one that has frequently interviewed him for articles, podcasts and radio shows.
100. Annie Thorisdottir
100. Annie Thorisdottir
Modern Viking Warrior
After sitting out the CrossFit Games 2013 due to a back injury, Annie Thorisdottir name of the fittest woman on earth the two previous years-came back strong in 2014, a second place. And it was not a bad sport about it, bursts into tears after a news conference. During their ability to bang the hardest WODs is impressive and we'd love to sit and Burpee be like them, it is their refusal to give up that is very admirable.