This episode breaks down one of the most defeating experiences in fitness: losing the weight, only to watch it creep back. But the issue isn’t just the method. It’s the mindset. Most people don’t gain the weight back because they’re lazy. They gain it back because they never became someone new. Dillon unpacks why unsustainable plans rooted in shame lead to relapse, how your nervous system pulls you back to the familiar, and what it really takes to keep the result once you’ve earned it. This i...
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This episode breaks down one of the most defeating experiences in fitness: losing the weight, only to watch it creep back. But the issue isn’t just the method. It’s the mindset. Most people don’t gain the weight back because they’re lazy. They gain it back because they never became someone new. Dillon unpacks why unsustainable plans rooted in shame lead to relapse, how your nervous system pulls you back to the familiar, and what it really takes to keep the result once you’ve earned it. This i...
The truth is brutal, most people don’t fail because of a broken plan. They fail because they never actually ran the play. In this episode, Dillon delivers a sharp callout to the chronic plan-hoppers, excuse-makers, and partial executors. It’s not the macro split, the training block, or the coach, it’s your relationship with consistency, responsibility, and discomfort. If you’ve ever said, “This isn’t working,” this is the mirror you need. 🧠 What You’ll Learn: Why blaming the plan is an ego-pr...
The Rebuild
This episode breaks down one of the most defeating experiences in fitness: losing the weight, only to watch it creep back. But the issue isn’t just the method. It’s the mindset. Most people don’t gain the weight back because they’re lazy. They gain it back because they never became someone new. Dillon unpacks why unsustainable plans rooted in shame lead to relapse, how your nervous system pulls you back to the familiar, and what it really takes to keep the result once you’ve earned it. This i...
