Staying On Track While Traveling (Lessons Learned & How to Apply Them)

Staying on Track While Traveling: Lessons Learned & How to Apply Them Show Notes: In this episode of the Jason Khalipa Podcast, the crew shares personal experiences and practical tips about staying fit—mentally and physically—while on the road. From shirtless podcasting to surprise trades in pro sports, things get real quick. Gabe talks about gaining 7 pounds in 2 days, and the group dives into what it actually means to stay on track without obsessing over every meal. You’ll hear thoughts on when it’s okay to veer off course, how long it really takes to impact your progress, and the role fitness plays in self-confidence and performance. The guys debate aesthetics, share Jason’s all-time favorite fitness test (spoiler: it involves burpees), and break down why there’s no “extra credit” for being naturally skinny or jacked. Whether you’re traveling, vacationing, or just need a reset, this one’s for you. Timestamps: 0:00 Shirtless podcasting, levels to sports fandom, and getting traded without warning 7:50 FBI agent backflip gone wrong 10:19 Gabe gained 7 lbs in 2 days of travel 13:20 Don’t make a lifestyle U-turn while on vacation 16:08 When going off-path is actually necessary 18:00 One week won’t ruin your progress 23:03 Fitness, aesthetics, and self-confidence 27:20 “I don’t care how I look” – really? 30:04 Jason (and his wife) wouldn’t care if he gained 30 lbs 30:50 The greatest fitness test ever: the TRAIN HARD burpee test 33:40 Burpee technique is highly subjective 38:00 No bonus points for your body type 39:25 Best way to approach staying on track 48:00 The jump matters in your burpees 49:35 Dennis catching strays again 50:30 Train now to do remarkable things when it counts 🎧 Listen to the Jason Khalipa Podcast every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. #JKP Follow us on Instagram: ⁠JK Podcast⁠ ⁠Jason⁠ ⁠Gabe⁠ ⁠MDV⁠ ⁠Dennis⁠ ⁠Train with us on the TRAIN HARD App⁠ ⁠Find your program⁠ ⁠Subscribe to our newsletter⁠