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Nacho Fitness Coach

Nacho Fitness Coach

Caleigh and Sara 205 Episodes Oct 14, 2026

Co-hosts Sara and Caleigh discuss, debunk, agree, and disagree on various aspects of fitness culture. Caleigh is a beginner, while Sara is an expert, and they both love cheap wine and tacos. Each week, they cover a different topic to make sense of fitness information and misinformation, aiming to bring clarity, inspiration, and humor to listeners. The podcast is for entertainment and opinions only, and listeners are advised to consult a healthcare provider before starting new health routines.

Episodes

Why Is Protein Suddenly on Every Label?
Why Is Protein Suddenly on Every Label? Oct 14, 2026 1729 Protein is suddenly everywhere, Cheerios, Doritos, you name it, and the labels want you to believe more is always better. This week gets into why that marketing trick works, and why most of it doesn't actually move the needle on your daily protein total.From ditching the whole breakfast, lunch, and dinner structure to figuring out how much protein your body actually needs based on activity level,
Is "Health" Care Actually About Your Health?
Is "Health" Care Actually About Your Health? Oct 7, 2026 1599 When was the last time you actually went to the doctor? Caleigh finally answers that question this week, and the answer is... not great. We're talking nearly a decade of skipped checkups, a running list of "probably fine" symptoms, and an appointment that somehow turns into a whole negotiation about timing, consent, and how much a person really needs to mentally prepare before showing up.From pap
Is There Such a Thing as Too Much Creatine?
Is There Such a Thing as Too Much Creatine? Sep 30, 2026 1665 Sara's on a mission to hit a daily creatine dose most people would call excessive, and this episode follows exactly how well that's going (spoiler: ChatGPT has opinions). The two get into what it actually takes to hit a high dose in real life, the trial and error, the mixing tricks, the moments where the AI staged a full intervention.Then things go completely off the rails with a farm-store find t
Is Everything You Believe About Fitness Complete BS?
Is Everything You Believe About Fitness Complete BS? Sep 23, 2026 1244 Fitness is full of rules that sound official but don't hold up: lifting weights makes you bulky, cardio is required to lose weight, a workout doesn't count unless you're sore for days after. None of it's true, and this episode runs through why.The conversation also gets into the stuff that actually works: a meal plan that skips recipes entirely (pick one protein, one carb, one fat, one veggie, don
Are Vibration Plates Actually Doing Anything?
Are Vibration Plates Actually Doing Anything? Sep 16, 2026 1629 Vibration plates are supposedly good for everything: better balance, more energy, magically draining your lymphatic system, you name it. This week Sara pulls the actual research, and it turns out to be a lot less witchcraft and a lot more "decent bonus tool if you're not expecting a miracle."Vibration plates can wake up stabilizing muscles, get blood moving, and modestly support balance, coordinat
Peptides: Are We All Secretly on the Peps Now?
Peptides: Are We All Secretly on the Peps Now? Sep 9, 2026 1924 There's been a lot of "wait...is that Sara?" happening all summer, and it's time to actually address it. She's been on peptides — tirzepatide, specifically — and after years of preaching no magic pill, she's owning up to finding one that actually worked for her.The full stack gets laid out: the weight loss piece, a glow blend for her skin, and NAD+ for energy she calls the real MVP of the bunch. G
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Nacho Throwback: Muscle Soreness
Nacho Throwback: Muscle Soreness Sep 2, 2026 2046 That day-after-leg-day moment where sitting down requires a strategy? Yeah, this one's about that. Muscle soreness is one of those things everyone deals with but nobody actually understands — is it good, is it bad, did something tear, or is the body just being dramatic about it.Turns out the whole "no pain, no gain" thing has been debunked — you don't need to be limping around for three days to kn
Episode 200...Maybe? We Don't Know.
Episode 200...Maybe? We Don't Know. Aug 26, 2026 2129 Two hundred episodes and eight seasons later, there's champagne on the carpet and (allegedly) a hole in the ceiling to prove it. Turns out the numbering might be off by one thanks to an uncounted bonus episode a few seasons back, so nobody can say with total confidence this is actually episode 200 — but that's not stopping the celebration. Balloons, a genuinely questionable cork situation, and a t
Food Noise: Can You Ever Actually Turn It Off?
Food Noise: Can You Ever Actually Turn It Off? Aug 19, 2026 1942 Food noise finally gets a name on this one. It's that constant, low-level chatter about food that has nothing to do with actual hunger. Caleigh's had it for years without knowing what to call it, and it turns out there's a real difference between being excited about tacos and being unable to stop thinking about food at all.Sara doesn't have it, and never really has. She can eat the same three eggs
IG Scroll: Is Sharing Reels a Love Language?
IG Scroll: Is Sharing Reels a Love Language? Aug 12, 2026 1754 Instagram's algorithm took over the show again, and this one's a chaotic ride through everything currently living in the feed. There's a street interview response about fat people and plane tickets that gets more unhinged with every line, a viral story about a woman who ran three full-time jobs at once and ranked in the top 10% at every single one, and an ongoing debate about what actually counts
Vogue Diet: Would You Survive a 1970's Wine and Egg Diet?
Vogue Diet: Would You Survive a 1970's Wine and Egg Diet? Aug 5, 2026 1745 Vogue printed an actual diet plan in the 1970s that comes down to three eggs, five ounces of steak, and a full bottle of wine a day, with a promise of five pounds gone in three days. Sara found it, read it out loud, and neither of them could believe it made it to print in a fashion magazine.From there it turns into a deep dive on the worst diet advice history has to offer, including a viral TikTok

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