From Fitness Myths to Meat Birds: A Real Talk Health Podcast

January 7, 2026

Welcome to Nacho Fitness Coach, the podcast for people who kind of want to get healthy… but also really want to lay down. Hosted by Sarah, a personal trainer and recovering perfectionist, and Caleigh, a fitness newbie, realist, and proud nap enthusiast, this show skips the six-pack obsession and dives straight into real life.


No rigid routines. No wellness delusions. Just opinions, microphones, and a lot of honesty.



Fitness Without the Fluff (or the Guilt)

Sarah and Caleigh aren’t here to sell you a 10-step morning routine or pretend motivation is endless. They’re determined, not delusional, and that mindset carries through everything they do, including their Nacho Fitness Coach downloadable guides.


What’s Inside the Nacho Fitness Coach Guides?

These resources are equal parts practical, sarcastic, and actually useful:

  • The Crap Fitness Told You – A no-BS myth-busting guide
  • Quit Being a Little B*tch – A 30-day habit-building challenge
  • Workouts That Don’t Suck – Fast, effective workouts for real people
  • Feed Yourself, Damn It – A simple meal plan that doesn’t require a PhD

You can grab them individually or in bundles like:

  • The Half-Ass Option
  • BS-Free Basics
  • Literally Everything You Need Except Willpower

Download them, print them, tape them to your fridge… or let them collect digital dust. No judgment.



Do We Actually Care About Aluminum Deodorant?


Somewhere between fitness myths and daily life, the conversation takes a hard left turn into aluminum deodorant. Do we care? Maybe. Does it work? Definitely more important.


Crystal deodorant, gel deodorant, antiperspirant vs. natural options—it’s all debated with the same refreshing honesty as fitness advice. The consensus? If it works and you don’t stink, you’re probably doing fine.



The Unexpected Lesson of Meat Birds 🐔

What starts as casual banter turns into an unexpectedly deep (and hilarious) story about raising chickens, specifically meat birds—chickens bred to grow fast and large.

Key takeaways:

  • Meat birds grow so fast they often develop health issues
  • They’re sweet, docile, and absolutely terrible at survival
  • Naming animals makes everything emotionally complicated
  • Farm life is wholesome, chaotic, and occasionally heartbreaking


Through stories of overturned chickens, backyard cameras, farm kids, and emotional goodbyes, the episode highlights a powerful theme: knowing where your food comes from matters.



Why Farm-Fresh Eggs (and Food Quality) Matter

The conversation eventually circles back to nutrition, because of course it does.

  • Dark orange egg yolks = better nutrition
  • Happier chickens = better eggs
  • Store-bought eggs don’t even compare once you know better


Just like fitness, food quality isn’t about perfection—it’s about awareness, sustainability, and doing the best you can with what you have.



The Real Message: Health Is Built in Real Life

This episode doesn’t follow a neat outline, and that’s the point. Between deodorant debates, meat bird funerals, homeschooling stories, and dreams of off-grid living, the message is clear:

Health isn’t built in perfect routines. It’s built in messy, everyday choices.

And sometimes, it’s built while laughing about chickens named George, Biggie, and Cluckers.


Final Thought

You don’t need to be extreme, optimized, or flawless to live a healthier life. You just need to care a little, try sometimes, and laugh often.


That’s Nacho Fitness Coach.

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