testIn this episode of The Hard Truth, Jeremy Fouts sits down with Army combat veteran, coach, and father of four, Andrew Chavarrilla, to talk about what it really means for dads to take care of business.

Andrew shares his powerful story from flying the American flag over Saddam Hussein’s palace, to building his family, to coaching youth sports for over a decade. Together, Jeremy and Andrew break down why fatherhood is about more than showing up to games it’s about modeling discipline, fitness, and faith every single day. They discuss the difference between pushing kids versus pressuring them, the role of dads in nutrition and recovery, and how presence not perfection defines legacy.

He reveals the hard truth: Too many dads are absent, distracted, or hypocritical in what they expect from their kids.

But the good news? Every father can step up, set the standard, and become the rock their family needs.

From building resilience and discipline to showing up in the stands and at the dinner table, this episode is a challenge for every dad: be present, be the standard, and lead your family by example.

Stay connected with Andrew:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vetrepreneur_

Company: https://vulcanarms.com

Outfitter: https://www.txvetoutfitters.com

Follow for more content and updates on everything I’m up to!

Personal IG: https://www.instagram.com/jeremyfoutsleadership/

HardTruthPodcast IG: https://www.instagram.com/thehardtruthpod/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeremyfouts/

In this episode of The Hard Truth, Jeremy Fouts speaks directly to parents about the most important role they play in raising young athletes.

Drawing from his own journey raising two boys through T-ball, high school, and beyond, Jeremy shares the lessons he’s learned the mistakes, the wins, and the principles that matter most. He breaks down why parents must enjoy the moments, set the tone, and lead by example. From fueling with proper nutrition, to building discipline at home, to shaping a child’s inner voice with encouragement, Jeremy reveals the real playbook for raising not just great athletes, but great men and women.

He reveals the hard truth: Your kids aren’t just listening to your words they’re watching your example.

But the good news? You already have the power to guide them by modeling discipline, nutrition, respect, and resilience.

From the baseball field to the dinner table, this episode is a reminder to slow down, enjoy the season, and step fully into your role as the guide your athlete needs.

Follow for more content and updates on everything I’m up to!

Personal IG: https://www.instagram.com/jeremyfoutsleadership/

HardTruthPodcast IG: https://www.instagram.com/thehardtruthpod/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeremyfouts/

In this episode of The Hard Truth, Jeremy Fouts delivers a full breakdown on athlete nutrition—covering calories, macros, hydration, sleep, and the daily disciplines that truly fuel performance.

Jeremy walks through why size, speed, and strength matter for every sport, then breaks down the practical steps athletes and parents need to calculate calorie burn, set protein/carb/fat targets, and structure six meals a day for growth. From hydration protocols to sleep routines, Jeremy lays out the exact blueprint to gain weight, build strength, and recover properly. He also reminds parents why nutrition can’t be left to chance—it’s just as important as training.

He reveals the hard truth: Most athletes don’t fail because of talent—they fail because they don’t fuel correctly.

But the good news? Nutrition is a system you can control, and it will transform your performance if you stay consistent.

From calculating your BMR and TDEE to building daily meals that win the day, this episode is the resource every athlete and parent needs to stop guessing and start fueling for greatness.

Follow for more content and updates on everything I’m up to!

Personal IG: https://www.instagram.com/jeremyfoutsleadership/

HardTruthPodcast IG: https://www.instagram.com/thehardtruthpod/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeremyfouts/