What if the fastest way to stop bingeing is to stop banning foods? Coach Chris Terrell joins us to flip the script on weight loss by focusing on emotional eating, autonomy, and the basics that actually last. He works with people north of 300 pounds who feel written off, and his philosophy is refreshingly doable: master awareness and environment first, then let the numbers serve you—not rule you. We unpack why “eat the chips” can break the binge cycle, how restriction fuels obsession, and why...
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What if the fastest way to stop bingeing is to stop banning foods? Coach Chris Terrell joins us to flip the script on weight loss by focusing on emotional eating, autonomy, and the basics that actually last. He works with people north of 300 pounds who feel written off, and his philosophy is refreshingly doable: master awareness and environment first, then let the numbers serve you—not rule you. We unpack why “eat the chips” can break the binge cycle, how restriction fuels obsession, and why...
From DeLoreans to Deadlifts: Why Honesty Beats Hype in Fitness
In Moderation
1 hour 23 minutes
2 weeks ago
From DeLoreans to Deadlifts: Why Honesty Beats Hype in Fitness
We riff on moving mishaps, DeLorean-level jokes, and gummy bear lore, then settle into honest talk about Olympia culture, steroid disclosure, sustainable training, and why therapy complements the gym. Humor lightens the load while we push back on rage-bait fitness and champion skill-building over perfection. • statement furniture, moving chaos, and holiday flexes • host intros, posting habits, and brand deal standards • creatine gummies skepticism and dosing concerns • DeLorean gag meets Bac...
In Moderation
What if the fastest way to stop bingeing is to stop banning foods? Coach Chris Terrell joins us to flip the script on weight loss by focusing on emotional eating, autonomy, and the basics that actually last. He works with people north of 300 pounds who feel written off, and his philosophy is refreshingly doable: master awareness and environment first, then let the numbers serve you—not rule you. We unpack why “eat the chips” can break the binge cycle, how restriction fuels obsession, and why...
