Thosh Collins is a Native American photographer, fitness advocate, and cultural storyteller. A member of the Hopi and O'odham nations, Thosh uses his photography to capture the beauty, resilience, and diversity of Native communities while promoting cultural preservation and environmental awareness. Alongside his artistic work, Thosh is deeply passionate about fitness and wellness, blending traditional indigenous practices with modern health and fitness strategies. His personal journey in fitness has inspired many, particularly Native youth, to embrace physical health as a means of empowering both body and spirit. Thosh is committed to uplifting his community through creative expression, education, and promoting a holistic approach to health and well-being.

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