Empowering Feminist Fitness Campaigns

Reebok's #BeMoreHuman Campaign Stars Strong, A-List Women

In an effort to encourage women to empower one another, Reebok's #BeMoreHuman campaign taps A-list celebrities, artists, athletes and business moguls.

A-list women like Gal Gadot, Ariana Grande, Reese Scot and Danai Gurira joined forces for this motivational campaign, which spotlights strong, successful women. Each woman featured in this campaign receives a spotlight on the brand's Instagram, which describes their role, influence and contribution to bettering society. Combining fitness with feminism, this motivational campaign brings together women from a variety of industries to promote unity, strength and social change.

According to Reebok's #BeMoreHuman campaign page this initiatives goal is "celebrating women who are transforming themselves and the world around them." All the looks spotlighted in the campaign can be viewed on the brand's website.

Empowering Women
The #BeMoreHuman campaign empowers women by highlighting their strength, success, and contributions to society.
Celebrity Endorsements
The campaign leverages A-list celebrities like Gal Gadot, Ariana Grande, Reese Scot, and Danai Gurira to promote unity and social change.
Fitness and Feminism
By combining fitness with feminism, the #BeMoreHuman campaign encourages women from various industries to come together and promote empowerment.

Who This Affects Most

Athletic Apparel
The #BeMoreHuman campaign presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for athletic apparel companies to emphasize female empowerment and inclusivity.
Fitness Services
This campaign opens up possibilities for fitness service providers to align themselves with empowering and motivating women in their marketing and offerings.
Social Media
The campaign's focus on Instagram spotlights the potential for social media platforms to support and promote women's empowerment initiatives.
SCORE
4.8 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen X
  • Millennial (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 73%
Activity 63%
Freshness 8%