#78: Coaches Round Table The Supra Human Show podcast

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In this high-impact episode of the Supra Human Show, Ben Oliver, Ryan Stevens, and Dr. Taylor Waters cut straight to the truth on common fitness and nutrition myths. They unpack when to prioritize compound or isolation exercises, why many people overestimate how little they eat, and how calorie tracking can make or break your results. If you're serious about performance, this is essential viewing.

The coaches also explore why women often see slower fat loss, how hormones affect metabolic output, and what overtraining actually looks like in the real world. You'll walk away with smarter strategies to build muscle, burn fat, and train with clarity.

Chapters

(00:00) Introduction

(01:33) Compound vs Isolation: Which Should Come First?

(04:03) Lower Body Isolation Before Compounds: When It Makes Sense

(11:08) Eating More to Lose Fat: Fitness Myth or Fact?

(13:02) Fatigue, Water Retention and Carb Cycling Explained

(14:22) Calorie Intake vs Food Volume: What Really Matters

(24:13) Hormonal Factors like Thyroid and Menopause

(25:40) Why Men Burn Fat Faster Than Women

(29:30) NEAT and Activity Differences Between Sexes

(32:58) Signs of Overtraining You Shouldn't Ignore

(35:20) Overtraining in Weightlifting: Real or Hype

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