The aim of the study was to determine whether there is a diffrence in social physique anxiety (SPA) in relation to gender, level of exercise and main goal of exercise, and to determine the contribution of gender, age, level of exercise, main goal of exercise, perfectionism, perfectionistic self-presentation and eating attitudes in explanation of SPA. A sample of 345 male and female gym exercisers completed measures of perfectionism (APS-R), perfectionistic self-presentation (PSPS), social phisique anxiety (SPAS) and eating attitudes (DEAS). Data was collected through online survey formed on „Survey Monkey― which was forwarded to participants through social networks and forums. The results of this study indicate that higher level of both SPA dimensions (Body satisfaction and Body concerns) was reported by recreational exercisers (compared to more serious exercisers and competitors) and participants whose main goal of exercise is health (compared to paritcipants whose main goal of exercise is muscle mass or strenght and endurance), while in Body concerns dimension, females show higher scores. Additionally, analyses show that the five steps predictors model (gender and age, goal of exercise and level of exercise, dimensions of perfectionism, dimensions of perfectionistic self-presentation and eating attitudes) explains 21.9% of Body satisfaction variance and 49.4% of Body concerns variance. Level of exercise and Discrepancy are significant predictors of Body satisfaction, while Avoiding displays of imperfection, Discrepancy, DEAS, gender, level of exercise and goal of exercise are significant predictors of body concerns. These findings are partly in accordance with expectations.