What if the biggest thing holding athletes back isn’t training… but nutrition?

In EP 128 of Your Ultimate Comeback, Brad sits down with Jason Geis, former professional baseball player, serial entrepreneur, and founder of @ProLeteLabs. From being drafted by the Cleveland Indians to building successful tech companies in Silicon Valley, Jason’s journey eventually led him to create a premium all-natural protein designed specifically for athletes who want real performance results without sacrificing taste or quality.

Brad and Jason dive into the realities of professional sports, the transition from athletics to business, why so many young athletes struggle to eat enough protein, and how proper nutrition can completely change an athlete’s trajectory. They also discuss leadership, discipline, team culture, social media, and the emotional side of life after sports.

Jason also shares the story behind ProLete Labs, the feedback they’ve received from Olympians, college programs, and professional athletes, and why clean ingredients matter more than most people realize.

Topics covered in this episode:

Jason Geis’ baseball journey from high school to pro ball

Lessons learned from sports and entrepreneurship

Building championship culture in business

Why athletes struggle with nutrition

The importance of protein and macros

Clean supplements vs low quality products

ProLete Labs and athlete performance

UCLA Baseball partnership

Social media and athlete branding

Life after professional sports

Leadership, discipline, and perseverance

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In Episode 127 of Your Ultimate Comeback, Brad and Raquel sit down with Kristin Oja, DNP, FNP-C, IFCMCP, founder and CEO of STAT Wellness, for a powerful conversation about functional medicine, longevity, hormones, stress, and the hidden markers of health most people overlook.

Kristin shares her journey from running a backyard bootcamp to building a multi-location wellness company focused on helping people uncover the root causes of their health challenges instead of simply masking symptoms.

Together, they discuss:

• Why “normal” lab work doesn’t always mean optimal health • The connection between insulin, cortisol, DHEA, and chronic stress • Why muscle mass is one of the most important health markers for women • The role of strength training in longevity and hormone balance • Why carbohydrates aren’t the enemy • How wearable tech and HRV can help track recovery and stress • The importance of personalized health strategies instead of one-size-fits-all advice

Kristin also shares her philosophy: “Little by little, a little becomes a lot.”

This episode is packed with practical insights for anyone trying to improve energy, body composition, hormonal health, and long-term wellness without extremes or burnout.

Follow Kristin & STAT Wellness:

Instagram: @kristinojadnp

Instagram: @statwellness

Medical Disclaimer: The information provided in this episode of Your Ultimate Comeback is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Brad and Raquel are not physicians, and the content shared is based on personal research and experience in the fields of longevity and health optimization. Always seek the advice of a qualified healthcare provider before beginning any new exercise program, making dietary changes, or starting any supplement or peptide protocol. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read or heard in this content. Use of any information provided is solely at your own risk.

Busy schedule, low energy, constantly feeling behind?

In Episode 126 of Your Ultimate Comeback, Brad (in studio) and Raquel (calling in remotely) tackle a real-life Q&A around one of the biggest struggles people face: how to stay healthy when life is chaotic.

From travel and packed schedules to work, family, and everything in between, it’s easy to feel like your health keeps slipping further down the priority list.

This episode breaks that cycle.

Brad and Raquel dive into:

• Why being “too busy” often leads to under-eating and low energy
• The subtle signs of burnout most people ignore
• Why strength training beats excessive cardio during stressful seasons
• How stress impacts sleep, recovery, and performance
• Simple ways to stabilize your routine when life feels out of control
• The role of peptides and recovery tools (like sauna and red light)

They also touch on a deeper mindset shift: sometimes improving your health starts with letting go of control, not tightening it.

If you’ve been feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, or stuck in survival mode, this episode will help you reset, simplify, and rebuild.