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Aug 3, 2026 53 min

Stop Chasing Fast Results

from The Willetts Podcast

In this episode, we tackle one of the biggest misconceptions in the fitness industry: how fast fat loss should actually happen. Social media has convinced many people that rapid transformations are the standard, but sustainable results are built much differently. We break down the difference between fat loss and weight loss, why crash diets almost always backfire, and what a realistic timeline for body transformation looks like. We also discuss body recomposition, the four phases of long-term success, and why saying no to shortcuts is one of the best decisions you can make for your health. If you've ever felt discouraged because your progress seems "too slow," this episode will help you redefine what success really looks like. We talk about: -focusing on sustainability -reframing “slow progress” -combating misinformation -understanding body recomposition -saying no to short cuts -valuing your self Time Stamps: 0:00 Introduction 3:14 the dangers of crash diets 8:33 restriction leads to rebellion 10:58 fat loss versus weight loss 15:40 factors affecting weight loss 26:05 what problems do you actually need to solve? 28:49 social media is a lie 35:20 what’s a realistic fat loss timeline? 39:57 why are you gaining weight? 45:02 explaining the 4 phases 48:16 consistency is progress CONNECT WITH KAIT & MAV: Get 1:1 coaching here: https://use.elev8coaching.net/cP72IzB

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