This week on Nacho Fitness Coach, Caleigh and Sara tackle a hot (and kind of mushy) topic: oatmeal. Is it the worst thing you can feed your kids for breakfast, or is it just the internet’s latest nutrition scapegoat? We break down a controversial video claiming oatmeal is a breakfast disaster and dive into why context (and what you pair it with) actually matters. Sara nerds out over macros, Caleigh reveals her Cinnamon Toast Crunch weakness, and both of us go deep on flavored oatmeal nostalgia, cottage cheese on bagels, and the true horror of discovering anchovies in syrup. (Yes, really.) Whether you're team maple brown sugar or ride-or-die for protein-packed omelets, this one’s for you.

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This week on Nacho Fitness Coach, Caleigh and Sara dive into the absurd world of social media nutrition “experts,” where apparently if “protein” isn’t listed in the ingredients, it simply doesn’t exist. We break down a viral video claiming Fairlife shakes have zero protein (yes, really), and talk about how misinformation is messing with people's heads. We also unpack what ingredient lists actually mean, the difference between nutrition facts and macros, and how unrealistic physique expectations online have gotten. Plus, we go off on some signature tangents, reflect on body image goals that never seem to stop shifting, and try to make peace with the number on the scale. Spoiler alert: it’s not about chasing perfection—it’s about understanding your body and not taking advice from a guy shouting in the milk aisle.

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This week on Nacho Fitness Coach, Caleigh and Sara are diving into the lunchbox—and the internet comment section. After stumbling across a viral post celebrating a very processed kid’s lunch, we found ourselves asking: when did feeding our kids turn into a participation trophy? We’re not here to shame anyone (we’ve served our kids ramen while editing nutrition episodes), but we are questioning why “fed is best” has become the final word on food. From school lunches to Uncrustables, chocolate milk to plant-based guilt, we’re unpacking what it really means to nourish our kids—and ourselves—without spiraling into mom guilt or a bag of Cheetos.

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This week on Nacho Fitness Coach, Caleigh and Sara sit down with registered dietitian and coach Andres Ayesta for a refreshingly honest conversation about what really drives our fitness goals. We dig into why goals like “toning up” or “losing weight” often fall flat, how to spot red flags in the coaching space, and why chasing surface-level outcomes can actually pull you further from what you really want. Andres shares how to reframe your health goals based on your values, build sustainable habits, and shift your mindset away from all-or-nothing thinking. Plus, we talk about TikTok food trends, nutrition myths, and what it actually means to “trust the process.” Whether you’re deep in a fitness journey or just tired of the toxic messaging, this one’s a goldmine.

We're very excited to watch as Andres embarks on an experiment with switching from a whole foods diet to the carnivore diet. You can follow along on this journey by following Andres on Instagram!

Interested in nutrition coaching with Andres? Check out planosnutrition.com

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This week on Nacho Fitness Coach, Caleigh and Sara are diving into a conversation that hits way closer to home than most of us like to admit—disordered eating. We’re not talking full-blown eating disorders here. We're talking about the ways so many of us have been conditioned to see food as "good" or "bad," to feel guilt for having a cookie, or to obsess over eating “clean.” Our amazing guest co-host Jodi Dolo from Mindful Muscle joins us for a raw and honest chat about the toxic narratives around food, the damage caused by unsustainable plans, and why “cheat meals” need to die already. We laugh (a lot), we rant (obviously), and we dig into what it really means to have a healthy relationship with food.

Be sure to follow Jodi on social media where she shares her 90+ pound weight loss journey (and how she’s kept it off!), along with inspiration, motivation, and all-around badass-ery.

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Buckle up, because this week we're breaking down the different "commutes" you can take on your fitness journey: group classes, semi-private training, or personal training. Using a hilarious carpool/bus/solo drive analogy, we explore the pros, cons, and pure chaos of each approach. Caleigh shares why she prefers to ride her fitness moped solo (yes, moped), while Sara talks about her experiences from lone lifting to diva workout groups. Plus, a surprise ghost mic appearance and a little too much love for miniatures. Whether you're a lone wolf or a cardio class queen, this one will get you thinking (and laughing) about what works best for you.

Jump in — and maybe honk at Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson on the way.

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In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Neal Bendesky, famously known as "the 199 guy," whose remarkable journey has taken him from weighing over 450 pounds to losing over 260 pounds, surviving a heart attack, beating cancer, and completing 37 races. Neal shares powerful insights on achieving genuine, lasting transformation—not just physically, but mentally and emotionally. From humorous anecdotes about mistaken finish lines to heartfelt reflections on family and resilience, Neal’s story proves it's never too late to redefine your life and health. Join us for a motivating conversation that will challenge and uplift your spirit!

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This week, we’re talking about how one bad night of sleep can derail everything—from your cravings to your workouts to your entire will to live. Sara opens up about her recent surgery, neck brace drama, and recovery journey (no, she didn’t get injured doing a backflip at the gym—she just slept wrong, okay?). We also dive into tips from Dr. Andy Galpin on how to take back control when your sleep fails you. Spoiler: it involves more protein than you’d ever expect. Plus, we debate protein shake textures, rage about raisins, and learn a little too much about Caleigh’s breakfast. Sleep-deprived chaos awaits.

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