WHY FITNESS MARKETING IS TOXIC | the problem with workout disclaimers

Hey everybody! Today I’m breaking down (once again lol) why fitness marketing is toxic. But time we’re looking at the problem with workout disclaimers. I’ve noticed a trend that fitness influencers write this WILD fitness clickbait in their video titles and descriptions, but then their disclaimer completely negates it. I give you three examples today from Chloe Ting, Lilly Sabri, and Blogilates aka Cassey Ho. Let me know your thoughts down below!


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