The Supra Human Show

The Supra Human Show

This is the ultimate destination to not just get ripped, but stay ripped. Join hosts Ben Oliver, Ryan Stevens, and Dr. Taylor Waters as they bring you practical and science-backed, no-nonsense strategies for elite performance. As the fastest growing program in the training and nutrition industry, Supra Human is committed to excellence. Our elite coaches are dedicated to transforming not just bodies, but lives, empowering thousands of high performers to reach their potential. Welcome to The Supra Human Show!

Episodes

January 2, 2026 34 mins

You can train consistently, sweat through every session, and still make almost no progress if the fundamentals are wrong. In this episode of The Supra Human Show, Ben Olliver, Ryan Stevens, and Dr. Taylor Waters discuss the six most common mistakes that quietly ruin progress in the gym. They explain why excessive variety, sloppy execution, and inconsistent habits stop adaptation, even for people who train hard. This conversation re...

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Most people think fitness decisions should be driven by studies alone or by experience alone, and that assumption is hindering progress. In this episode of The Supra Human Show, Ryan Stevens, Dr. Taylor Waters, and Ben Olliver break down how research is actually conducted, why studies are often misinterpreted online, and where real-world coaching experience fills the gaps science cannot. They explain the difference between statisti...

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If in-person training works, why do so many people still struggle to see lasting results? In this episode of The Supra Human Show, Ben Olliver, Ryan Stevens, and Dr. Taylor Waters break down online coaching versus in person training based on years of real-world coaching on both sides. They explain where in person training can be useful early on for confidence, technique, and structure, and why it often plateaus once those basics ar...

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Your home is either accelerating your fat loss or guaranteeing failure, and most people have no idea which one they are living in. Ben Olliver, Ryan Stevens, and Dr. Taylor Waters dig into how the small details of your daily life shape every decision you make around food and activity. They explore how your kitchen setup, the cues you overlook, and the way your family responds to your goals can quietly influence your success without...

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Most protein bars claim to be healthy, high protein, or clean. But which ones are actually worth eating? In this episode of the Supra Human Show, Ben Olliver, Dr Taylor Waters, and Ryan Stevens taste test the most popular protein bars on the market to decide which brands deliver real value and which ones high performers should avoid. From macros to texture to digestion, nothing is off limits as the coaches give their honest reactio...

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If you had 28 days to get into the best shape of your life, how far would you go? In this episode of The Supra Human Show, Ryan Stevens, Ben Olliver, and Dr Taylor Waters design a full 28 Day Physique Sprint, an aggressive plan to get photo shoot ready with severe calorie deficits, 15,000 to 20,000 steps a day, and low volume high intensity training aimed only at muscle retention. They talk about protein only style diets, fasting a...

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Elite coaches, impossible fitness questions, one brutal forfeit. For Episode 100 of The Supra Human Show, Ben Olliver, Ryan Stevens, and Dr. Taylor Waters celebrate with a full quiz game show “Very Strong but Often Wrong.” Between the chaos and laughs they pull back the curtain on what makes Supra different. They talk about why simple coaching conversations matter more than fancy protocols and they revisit the promise they made at ...

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Many people restart their fitness journey over and over because they never follow a plan built to last. In this talk, Coach Ben Olliver shares the 4-Phase Supra Human Journey: Foundation, Momentum, Mastery, and Supra Human, which has transformed thousands of Supra clients. Ben opens with the personal story that shaped his coaching philosophy, from being an overweight and insecure kid to rebuilding his identity through training, men...

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November 7, 2025 31 mins

You likely don’t have a broken metabolism, you probably have bad information. In this episode, Ben Olliver, Dr. Taylor Waters, and Ryan Stevens expose the biggest lies in fitness about “slow metabolism,” “starvation mode,” and “resets” that waste time and keep high performers stuck. They break down how energy balance actually works, what tracking drift looks like, and why most plateaus come from missed details, not hormones. If you...

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After seeing a photo of himself he couldn’t stand to send to family, Barrett Popst hit a breaking point and realized it was time to take control of his health. That wake-up call sparked a total transformation, one that took him from 215 pounds to 13% body fat, reigniting his confidence and reshaping his mindset in the process.


Ben Olliver, Dr. Taylor Waters, and Ryan Stevens sit down with Barrett to discuss how the Supra Human progr...

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Can you really get in elite shape while only eating out? Ben Olliver, Dr. Taylor Waters, and Ryan Stevens talk about why calories, protein, and consistency beat food “purity,” especially for high performers who travel. They map a full day using Starbucks egg whites, Subway high-protein builds, Chipotle bowls, Chick-fil-A grilled options, and explain how chains improve tracking accuracy for real-world fat loss. You’ll learn flexible...

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John Madsen, former NFL player and founder of Supra Human, opens up about the identity crash that followed being cut from the league, the uncertainty that came after, and how he rebuilt confidence through discipline, personal development, and a growth mindset. He explains why tying self-worth to titles leads to burnout and how redefining purpose creates lasting freedom and success.


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Ben Shortreed, the 2025 Supra Human Man of the Year, is a former infantry Marine and insurance business owner who lost his left hand in a 2020 fireworks accident. He battled relentless phantom limb pain, found relief with a Sprint PNS device, and rebuilt confidence through personalized coaching and a supportive community. What began as home workouts grew into gym sessions, turning discomfort into strength and a new sense of identit...

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Sean Walsh, a corporate professional with over 30 years in banking, faced rapid weight gain and years of health struggles before making a dramatic change in his early 50s. Through the Supra Human program, he lost 55 pounds and discovered the power of nutrition, accountability, and mindset. Along the way, medical testing revealed stage 2 prostate cancer, caught early and treated successfully, with his renewed strength helping him re...

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Is your desk job more dangerous than smoking? In this episode Ben Olliver, Dr. Taylor Waters, and Ryan Stevens break down the overlooked risks of sitting too much and why regular workouts can’t fully offset the damage of a sedentary lifestyle. They reveal the shocking data on mortality, the misconceptions around what health really looks like, and practical ways to integrate movement into your day without adding hours to your schedu...

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Mark Jones has endured more than most, surviving a rare stroke, battling recurring cancer, and navigating the relentless demands of running two companies. At nearly 60 years old, he’s not only overcome these challenges but transformed his body and mindset, dropping over 60 pounds and earning a place in the Supra Hall of Fame.


In this episode Ben Olliver, Dr. Taylor Waters, and Ryan Stevens dive into the principles that fueled Mark’...

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September 5, 2025 22 mins

The Biggest Loser promised dramatic transformations, but behind the scenes it relied on punishing calorie deficits, grueling exercise, and public shaming, leaving most contestants regaining all the weight and more. In this episode of the Supra Human Podcast, Ben Olliver, Dr. Taylor Waters, and Ryan Stevens reveal why the show’s approach was never sustainable and contrast it with healthier models like MrBeast’s weight loss challenge...

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High-performing women juggle careers, families, and endless expectations, so when it comes to fitness, many set impossible standards that leave them stuck in cycles of frustration. In this episode Ben Olliver, Dr. Taylor Waters, Ryan Stevens, and guest Coach Nikki Donovan uncover the unique challenges women face in pursuit of health. Nikki brings powerful insights into the mindset and empathy needed to create real, lasting change.

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August 22, 2025 37 mins

Why do so many disciplined high performers follow “clean eating” rules yet struggle to see real progress? In this episode Ben Olliver, Dr. Taylor Waters, and Ryan Stevens reveal how obsessing over food purity (organic labels, gluten-free choices, nitrate-free meats) creates the illusion of control while pulling focus away from the true drivers of health and performance: calories, protein, movement, and consistency. Learn why qualit...

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August 15, 2025 43 mins

What if an injury didn’t end your progress, but made you stronger than ever? In this episode, Ben Olliver, Dr. Taylor Waters, and Ryan Stevens sit down with Coach Nikki Donovan, former psychologist turned CrossFit and strength coach, who has spent over a decade overcoming major injuries while guiding high performers through their own recoveries. With experience on both sides of the process, Nikki shares how to adapt training, prote...

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