health goth

American  

[helth goth] / ˈhɛlθ ˌgɒθ /

noun

Informal.

1. a fitness enthusiast who is part of the goth subculture.

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Etymology

Origin of health goth

First recorded in 2010–15

Example Sentences

During her 20s, Princess Gollum remembers going all out and pushing every look to its limits, from her health goth phase to rocking a mohawk.

From Los Angeles Times

Season 2 of this mini-series about internet music and digital culture examines four home-brewed scenes turned global phenomena: Gqom, the latest South African club craze; Health Goth, with its commitment to dark music and working out; Kawaii, the infiltration of Japan’s obsession with cuteness into the underground; and Grime, a resurgence of a British scene.

From New York Times

They reminded us the NSA probably already knows everything about them, a health goth meme is always good for a laugh, and they're looking for a nice pair of mesh denim jeans.

From The Verge

But, whereas grunge couture could be capsuled into one single Marc Jacobs look, Streetwear has a mutability about it, from athleisure to health goth.

From The Guardian

Mr. Love ultimately started his own Facebook page — “healthgoth” as opposed to Mr. Grabarek’s “health goth” — as well as a website, healthgoth.com.

From New York Times