Savagely Scaled

Episode 64: Set It, Stick It, Smash It: Goal Talk


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In this episode of Savagely Scaled, Joyce and Blake dig deep into one of the most important parts of any fitness journey: setting goals. Whether it’s your first day in CrossFit, hitting a long-term PR, or simply keeping your house clean, we break down what it really means to create goals that stick.

  • Why goals matter: Without them, you’re just wandering through life.

  • Dreams vs. goals vs. expectations: Understanding the difference and avoiding frustration.

  • ADHD hyper-fixation & burnout: How chasing goals too hard can backfire.

  • Breaking goals down: From big, overwhelming tasks into smaller, measurable steps.

  • Fitness examples:

    • From ring rows ➝ banded pull-ups ➝ strict pull-ups.

    • Building toward double unders and big lifting numbers.

    • The role of mobility in hitting milestones.

  • Adjusting for injuries: How setbacks like shoulder or back injuries force goal re-alignment.

  • Accountability: Training partners, coaches, and community support that keep goals alive.

  • Consistency over perfection: Why small daily wins add up more than flawless execution.

  • Goals should be measurable, attainable, realistic, and flexible.

  • Reassess often — goals shift with life, injuries, and priorities.

  • Consistency beats perfection: one bad day ≠ a bad week.

  • Training partners and accountability are the glue that keeps goals alive.

  • Special love to gym partners at Kingman CrossFit and other gyms.

  • Big thanks to Blayne from Ten27 CrossFit for the support and recognition 💜.

  • Have you crushed a goal lately? Hit a PR? Overcame an injury?
    👉 DM us on Instagram @savagelyscaled or email [email protected] and we’ll shout you out in a future episode!

  • Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and YouTube.

  • Don’t forget: Don’t be a Karen, be a Sharon — and keep sharing!


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Savagely ScaledBy Blake Walker and Joyce Santos