In Episode 12 of Fit & Sanity, host Tay the Great sits down with Rushell for a real conversation about resilience, responsibility, and rebuilding when life hits hard.

This episode dives into the reality of juggling business ownership, parenthood, and personal setbacks, and how it can feel like everything is pulling you in different directions at once. Rushell shares what it’s like to get knocked down by life, the mental weight that comes with responsibility, and what it truly takes to stand back up and keep moving forward.

Together, they explore the mindset required to push through tough seasons, how to regain focus when momentum is lost, and why comebacks aren’t about motivation — they’re about commitment, patience, and discipline.

In this episode, you’ll hear about: • What a real comeback looks like behind the scenes • The mental and emotional weight of being a business owner and a parent • How to keep showing up when life doesn’t slow down • Why discipline matters more than motivation during hard times • How fitness and routine can help rebuild structure and confidence • Learning to move forward without burning out

This episode is for anyone who feels overwhelmed, stuck, or like they’re trying to rebuild while life keeps moving — and needs a reminder that setbacks don’t define the outcome.

If you’ve been knocked down, this episode is about finding the strength to get back up — one step at a time.

Episode 11 is the continuation of Episode 10 — going deeper into what it actually takes to succeed when motivation fades and results take longer than expected.

In this episode of Fit & Sanity, host Tay the Great is joined again by Feraud for a real, grounded conversation about goals, expectations, patience, and mental resilience. This isn’t hype — it’s the reality behind long-term success.

Together, they break down the difference between expectations and real life, realistic timelines for progress, and why consistency matters more than intensity. The episode also explores how fitness plays a critical role in mental health, stress management, and staying disciplined while chasing big goals.

In this episode, you’ll learn: • Why most people quit when results take longer than expected • The truth about realistic timelines for success • How fitness improves mental health, focus, and resilience • Why consistency beats motivation every time • How to stay committed during stress, chaos, and setbacks • Why success doesn’t have an age limit • Excuse of the Week: “I’m behind in life” — and why that belief holds people back

This episode is for anyone who feels behind, overwhelmed, or frustrated with slow progress — and needs reassurance that they’re still on the right path.

If you’re serious about building success that lasts, this episode will help you reset your expectations and stay the course.

In this goal-setting masterclass episode of Fit & Sanity, host Tay the Great is joined by special guest Feraud for a practical conversation on how to make this year different — not just in January, but all year long.

This episode is built for anyone who has big goals, big dreams, and a desire to level up — but needs a clear, realistic plan to stay consistent when motivation fades. Tay and Feraud break down the difference between wishful thinking and real manifestation, how to set goals that actually stick, and how to build the habits and discipline required to win.

In this episode, you’ll learn: • How to set goals that are specific, measurable, and achievable • The difference between “manifesting” and taking real action • How to create micro-goals that lead to long-term success • Why consistency beats motivation every time • Simple techniques to stay locked in when life gets busy • New recurring segment: Excuse of the Week — calling out the #1 excuse that keeps people stuck and how to overcome it

If you’re ready to stop restarting and start building real momentum, this episode will give you tools you can use immediately.

Episode 9: “Consistency Under Pressure — Lion’s Weight Loss Journey & Mental Discipline”

In this inspiring episode of Fit & Sanity, hosts Tay the Great and Jordan sit down with Lion, a dedicated client who has lost a significant amount of weight while balancing one of the most demanding careers out there — serving as a band director at Duncanville High School, a program known for excellence and constant performance pressure.

Lion opens up about his long-term fitness journey, including working with multiple trainers, learning how to adapt instead of quitting, and building a mindset rooted in discipline rather than motivation. Despite long days, packed schedules, and high expectations at work, Lion stayed committed to his health — proving that consistency is possible even when life is full.

In this episode, you’ll hear: • How Lion stayed consistent while managing a demanding career • What kept him going through plateaus and schedule changes • Lessons learned from working with multiple trainers • Why discipline beats motivation for long-term weight loss • How structure and routine make fitness sustainable • Advice for busy professionals trying to prioritize their health • Real mindset strategies for staying locked in when life gets hectic

This episode is a powerful reminder that fitness isn’t about perfect timing — it’s about commitment, adaptability, and showing up even when things aren’t easy.

If you’re busy, overwhelmed, or struggling to stay consistent, this episode will show you what’s possible when you stop waiting and start committing.

Episode 8: “Strong Is the Goal — Liz’s Journey from Skinny Fat to Strong & Toned”

In this powerful episode of Fit & Sanity, hosts Tay the Great and Jordan sit down with Liz, who shares her inspiring transformation from skinny fat to ripped, strong, and confident. This episode breaks down why women SHOULD lift weights — and why strength training is one of the most effective tools for building a toned, healthy body.

Liz opens up about her personal journey, the mindset shift that changed everything, and what it truly takes to reach her level of fitness. Together, the group tackles common myths that keep women out of the weight room and explains the real science behind progressive overload and long-term results.

In this episode, you’ll learn: • Why women lifting weights won’t make you bulky • What “skinny fat” really means and how to overcome it • The importance of progressive overload for toning and muscle growth • How consistency and patience beat quick fixes • The mental and physical confidence that comes with strength training • What it takes to maintain a strong, athletic physique • Fun game segments that break fitness myths and keep it real

This episode is motivating, educational, and empowering for anyone — especially women — looking to build strength, confidence, and a sustainable fitness lifestyle. Liz IG @lizbartlow, tay_dgreat, Tic Tock Tay_dgreat, and Tic Tock alphawolf_bodybuilding.

Tune in and learn why strong isn’t just the goal — it’s the standard.

Episode 7: “Mindful Entertainment — Movies, Shows & Protecting Your Peace While Staying Fit”

In this laid-back but meaningful episode of Fit & Sanity, hosts Tay the Great and Jordan bring back track athlete Bryah for a fun and relatable conversation about the movies and TV shows that help us unwind, escape, and recharge.

Between training, working out, chasing goals, and dealing with everyday stress, finding time to relax your mind is just as important as pushing your body. This episode explores how entertainment can be a powerful tool for mental health — and how to enjoy it without falling off your fitness journey.

In this episode, you’ll hear: • Our favorite movies and shows to decompress after long days • How entertainment affects mood, motivation, and mindset • Why rest and recovery help your fitness results • Healthy ways to unwind without losing discipline • How to block negative influences and protect your mental space • Balancing screen time with training, work, and self-care • Fun back-and-forth games and personality reveals

This episode is real, funny, and full of personal insights — reminding listeners that staying in shape isn’t just about workouts and discipline. It’s also about peace, joy, recovery, and knowing when to slow down.

Tune in for good vibes, good conversation, and a reminder that protecting your mind is part of the fitness journey too.

Episode 6: “Expectation vs. Reality — Defining Your Own Standards with Track Athlete Bryah”

In this empowering episode of Fit & Sanity, hosts Tay the Great and Jordan sit down with rising track athlete Bryah, who is gearing up for her upcoming season and working toward her long-term dream of competing in LA 2028.

Together, they dig into a topic that affects EVERYONE — expectations. Expectations in the gym, expectations from social media, expectations in life, and the pressure to meet standards that were never meant for you.

In this episode, you’ll hear: • Why unrealistic fitness expectations hold people back • How athletes balance pressure, progress, and personal goals • The difference between training with purpose vs. training for likes • Why “heavy lifting = real fitness” is a myth • How timelines and comparisons can destroy your confidence • Ways to build your OWN standard and move at your OWN pace • Two fun game segments: Expectation vs Reality and Athlete Rapid Fire

This conversation is inspiring, grounded, and full of real talk. Whether you're in the gym, chasing a dream, or learning to let go of outside pressure — this episode will help you rethink how you measure success.

Tune in and learn how to drop the noise, shape your mindset, and define fitness (and life) on YOUR terms.

Episode 5: “Seeing Yourself Clearly — Body Dysmorphia, Comparison & Confidence”

In this powerful and relatable episode of Fit & Sanity, hosts Tay the Great and Jordan dive into the world of body dysmorphia and the pressures of comparing yourself to others — especially in today’s social media-driven world.

From distorted self-image to chasing unrealistic beauty and fitness standards, Tay and Jordan break down how easy it is to lose sight of your real progress and real worth. Through open conversation, humor, and honest moments, they explore why so many people struggle with how they see themselves, even when others see strength and beauty.

In this episode, you’ll hear: • What body dysmorphia looks and feels like • How social media fuels comparison and insecurity • Real stories and experiences from Tay and Jordan • How to stop comparing your journey to someone else’s • Tools for building confidence and a healthier mindset • A fun game & rapid-fire segment to keep things light while staying real

This episode mixes deep conversation with humor, making it both uplifting and eye-opening.

If you’ve ever looked in the mirror and been too hard on yourself, this episode reminds you that you are stronger, better, and more enough than you think.