Brooke Robinson encourages positive fitness. “I took classes that felt very boot camp-like,” says Brooke. “I struggled with having a positive influence to say, ‘You’re perfect the way you are.’” Brooke Robinson Fit offers exercises on its website and app. Brooke’s involvement in sports, including the University of Arkansas Pom Squad in college, influenced her to live an active lifestyle. She aims to push women to fight for strength, not traditional standards.
“I like to call it ‘Fitness Magic’ when the workout, the music, and the people become one,” says Brooke. “When it comes together, it’s like the top of the world.”
Backgrounds in theater, film, and photography helped Brooke film workouts. She says, “I love to entertain as much as I love to encourage. Give me a room of people or a camera, turn on the music, and I can make it up.”
Brooke worked to bring together groups of women for training, even encouraging meetings in church parking lots and neighborhood parks. “In my attempt to create community, [women everywhere] are also being brave in creating a community. Being a leader of women, I feel so honored that [participants] would want to work out with me or press play on my videos.”