Episode 15 of the Sapp-Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast brings the full crew back together — Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, Brian Moss, and Dan Watson — for a conversation that blends elite athletic experience with everyday impact. The episode opens with James Trapp reflecting on a standout chapter of his career — when he was known as the fastest man in the NFL. The group breaks down what preparation looked like at the professional level, then makes a lighthearted comparison to Olympic-style training, sharing a few competitive and funny stories from inside NFL locker rooms along the way. From there, the conversation shifts into the heart of the SIAI mission. The crew explains the 15-5 method — 15 reps of 5 exercises done consistently — and how it sharpens not just physical health, but mental clarity, reaction time, and focus. They highlight a real success story of someone who committed to 15-5 and saw meaningful improvements in daily life. The discussion also touches on how intentional movement can help reduce chronic illness risk, improve balance and awareness, and play a role in preventing accidents, especially for older adults. It’s about staying active, alert, and capable at every stage of life. The episode closes with a look ahead at SIAI’s goal to partner with foundations focused on chronic disease prevention, reinforcing the belief that movement, mindset, and consistency can create long-term change. This episode connects speed, discipline, and sustainability — proving that staying ready isn’t just for athletes, it’s for life. #StillnessIsAnIllness #SIAIPodcast #SappTrappSIAI #FastestManInTheNFL #15x5 #MotionIsMedicine #MentalSharpness #AthleteMindset #ConsistencyCompounds #ChronicIllnessPrevention #WellnessPodcast #MindBodyConnection #Leadership #ActiveLifestyle #Longevity #StayMoving

Episode 16 of the Sapp-Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast welcomes Clemson great Bill Smith, a key contributor to Clemson’s first national championship team and now the Founder & CEO of Redrock Development. Joining Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, and Brian Moss at the Esso Club, Bill reflects on his time in the Clemson program — sharing stories from the locker room, lessons learned from championship culture, and what it truly takes to build something that lasts. The conversation naturally transitions into life after football. Bill discusses building Redrock Development from the ground up, leading with integrity, and how the discipline and accountability he developed as a player translated directly into business leadership. A major theme of the episode centers on faith and values — and how integrating them into daily life and professional decisions has shaped Bill’s path. The crew ties this directly into the spiritual pillar of the SIAI philosophy: physical health, mental strength, and spiritual grounding working together for long-term impact. From championship football to corporate leadership, this episode is about legacy, alignment, and living with purpose beyond the game. #StillnessIsAnIllness #SIAIPodcast #SappTrappSIAI #BillSmith #ClemsonFootball #NationalChampionship #RedrockDevelopment #FaithAndFocus #SpiritualHealth #Leadership #ChampionshipMindset #MotionIsMedicine #BusinessWithPurpose #WellnessPodcast #StayMoving #Legacy

Episode 14 of the Sapp-Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast delivers a powerful superfan episode with a unique family twist as Terence Sapp joins Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, and Brian Moss at the Esso Club in Clemson.

The conversation starts with Terence and Patrick reflecting on growing up together, the role football played in their lives early on, and Terence’s own journey as a college football player. Terence shares his experience playing center, earning Rookie of the Year, and how those years helped shape his discipline, leadership, and mindset.

Terence talks about becoming a Clemson fan once Patrick arrived on campus—and how that connection has only grown as he now supports Patrick’s son Josh, a tight end for Clemson. The episode weaves together family legacy, football culture, and the evolution of fandom across generations.

As a pastor, Terence brings a deeper layer to the conversation, tying faith, mindset, and purpose directly into the SIAI philosophy of physical, mental, and spiritual health. He closes the episode with a hype-up speech for the team, blending belief, encouragement, and competitive fire.

This episode is about legacy, leadership, and staying grounded while continuing to move forward—on the field and in life.

Episode 13 of the Sapp-Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast keeps the superfan series rolling with high energy and pure love for the game as Eric, a die-hard SMU superfan, joins Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, and Brian Moss at Death Valley for his very first Clemson game.

For Eric, stepping into Clemson was a true bucket list moment, and he breaks down what it meant to finally experience the atmosphere in person. The conversation quickly opens up into what makes college football special—not just the rivalries, but the community, culture, and shared passion that connects fans across teams.

He talks about his hope that SMU and Clemson can grow into a future rivalry, and how that kind of competition is good for the sport as a whole. The crew also zooms out to talk about how college football fans should operate as a community, unified by the love of the game even when colors don’t match.

True to the superfan series tradition, Eric closes things out with his pre-game hype speech, bringing the energy all the way up. Through it all, the episode ties back to the SIAI mission—movement, mindset, purpose, and shared momentum—on the field and in everyday life.

#StillnessIsAnIllness #SIAIPodcast #SappTrappSIAI #SuperfanSeries #SMUFootball #ClemsonFootball #DeathValley #CollegeFootballCulture #FanEnergy #BucketListMoment #MotionIsMedicine #MindsetMatters #CommunityOverCompetition #GameDaySpirit #StayMoving #WellnessPodcast #CollegeFootballCommunity

Episode 11 of the Sapp-Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast takes place back at the legendary Esso Club in Clemson, where Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, and Brian Moss sit down with Clemson alum Travis Blanks — a respected leader on and off the field.

Travis opens up about his years at Clemson and how the relationships he built there shaped the trajectory of his life. The guys dive deep into the mental, spiritual, and physical pillars of the SIAI philosophy — everything from PADL247 to the daily discipline and intentional movement that keep you grounded and healthy.

He walks through the challenges of recovering from his ACL injuries, breaking down the mindset and faith that got him through. Travis shares how he reached a point of peace — whether he returned as a premier athlete or not, he trusted that the outcome would lead him where he needed to be.

The crew also hits on the state of college football today, how tight the field is, and what Clemson needs to do to elevate its play moving forward. Travis speaks on the impact of Coach Dabo Swinney, the mentorship he received from James Trapp, and what life looks like for him now after hanging up the cleats. This is a conversation about growth, leadership, resilience, and the mindset required to win — in football and in life.

#StillnessIsAnIllness #SIAIPodcast #SappTrappSIAI #TravisBlanks #ClemsonFootball #ClemsonTigers #EssoClub #PADL247 #MotionIsMedicine #AthleteMindset #Leadership #FaithAndFocus #ConsistencyCompounds #InjuryRecovery #MindsetMatters #WellnessPodcast #CollegeFootballTalk

Episode 10 of the Sapp-Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast keeps it short and straight to the point. Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, and Brian Moss break down what Clemson needs to do to get back on track and regain momentum this season.

From leadership to consistency to mindset, they lay out the adjustments and energy the Tigers need to turn things around. Quick, real, and honest — this one gets right to it.

#StillnessIsAnIllness #SIAIPodcast #ClemsonFootball #ClemsonTigers #SappTrappSIAI #CollegeFootball #GameDayMindset #Leadership #ConsistencyCompounds #TigerNation #StayMoving

In Episode 9 of the Sapp–Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast, hosts Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, and Brian Moss welcome a remarkable guest — Sarah, a die-hard fan (of Syracuse) and a leukemia survivor. Her story isn’t just about cheering for her team, it’s about overcoming adversity, stepping back into life with purpose, and powering through the kind of mindset that prevents stillness in body, mind, and spirit.

Sarah and the hosts dig into how her battle with leukemia shaped her view of health, movement, and meaning — and how that ties directly into the SIAI philosophy of PADL247 (Positive Activities of Daily Living) and the 15-5 method of daily intentional movement. We also hear from James Trapp about his own remission journey, how mindset and physical activation combined to help him come out on top—and how anyone can apply those same tools.

They talk fan culture, team pride, overcoming mental pressure, and to cap things off, Sarah brings that same energy to the mic with a short “coach’s speech” — a perfect reminder that the right attitude can change the entire game.

#StillnessIsAnIllness #SIAIPodcast #SappTrappSIAI #SurvivorMindset #PADL247 #MotionIsMedicine #LeukemiaSurvivor #FanEnergy #CollegeFootball #SyracuseFootball #GameDayMindset #ConsistencyCompounds #WellnessPodcast #MindBodyCommunity #FaithAndFocus #StayMoving #SuperFanStory #LeadershipThroughAction

In Episode 8 of the Sapp-Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast, hosts Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, and Brian Moss sit down with Clemson legend Rodney Williams — the winningest quarterback in Clemson history with a 32-10-2 mark as a starter and three straight ACC titles.

They dig into how life’s going for Rodney post-playing days, what it takes to bounce back as a team, and how the Tigers must reset this season. They cover leadership, the mentality of a successful athlete — especially a quarterback — and how mental & spiritual health intertwine with the physical. Consistency, purpose, discipline: these are the values of the SIAI movement.

Rodney shares stories from the field, the routine, the mental load that comes with being the guy under center, and how that translates into everyday life — staying ready, staying moving, staying on purpose. If you’re about movement, mindset, and building a life of impact, this episode’s a must.

#StillnessIsAnIllness #SIAIPodcast #SappTrappSIAI #RodneyWilliams #ClemsonFootball #ClemsonTigers #GameDayMindset #Leadership #PADL247 #MotionIsMedicine #AthleteMindset #FaithAndFocus #ConsistencyCompounds #WellnessPodcast #NFLAlumni #MindBodyCommunity