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Jessie Fleming loves Instagram's filter more than anyone else on the team. Instagram's major claim to fame is the sepia-toned filter it applies to any photo, and Jessie Fleming uses it like you wouldn't believe. She doesn't have a massive amount of posts but each one represents exactly what Instagram was made for.
Everyone knows that the Canadian Women's team is incredibly fit, but many are probably wondering how they got so ripped. Lauren Sesselmann's Instagram account is there to enlighten everyone, because in and amongst the glamour shots are breakdowns of her specific exercises and demonstrations of how she stays in tip top shape. Certainly not everyone can devote as much time and energy required to have a body like hers, but by perusing Lauren's Instagram the truly dedicated can come close.
Other's on Canada's national team might have more photos than Diana Matheson, but no one has photos as beautiful. If soccer for some reason doesn't pan out, she definitely has being a photographer as a viable backup option.
Erin McLeod is one of the best goalies in the league and she's also a fantastic artist! Her Instagram feed is filled with gorgeous paintings that highlight contrast and a bold use of colour. Even if they are not on the field, most of the Instagram feeds from the women's soccer team are still about the team, and you don't get a great sense of what they do with their time off. Erin's Instagram feed is the most intimate of any of the players, giving you a real glimpse into the mind of a top athlete.
Emily Zurrer has the top Instagram feed from anyone on the Canadian women's soccer team because of how little she stars in it. Instagram is full of selfies, and can be notoriously narcissistic, but Zurrer's feed is 99% photos of others, or her with her team. There's a distinct emphasis on teamwork and friendship in her photos, highlighting what can sometimes be lost when playing on a top team with star players.
