Jay, meanwhile, is still a little wary of the very close Red Team members. He and Jen, though they've been embraced, are still the odd team out, and he's not sure how long he'll be able to stay on campus. Brett tells us that treadmills have been part of the key to the Black Team's success, and so he gets his people a-runnin'.

Meanwhile, the Black Team members ride on spin bikes outside. Jillian and Bob note a weird energy in the air, and ask what's going on. Hannah talks about how focused the Red Team members are, while the Black Team members are giggly at inappropriate times. She doesn't want to look like a weak underdog. Irene points out that even if they lose, there's no point sitting and pouting and bitching about it. Hannah counters that she can feel whatever emotion she wants to feel, even if it's a pouty, bitchy one. Courtney says that the Black Team has tried their absolute hardest. She's pissed that someone would question her work ethic. Though she likes Hannah, Courtney does not agree with her assessment of the situation. Bob says that everyone needs to remember that they crushed the Red Team at the weigh-in last week, and are in fact a strong team. He tells us that the negative energy has to be diluted and folks need to get focused if they're going to make it through a gymless week. And so: beatings.

Back in the gym, Rulon is struggling. Cara says he's not pushing himself, and is capable of a lot more than he's giving. So he pushes a big weight thing and crawls on the floor and stuff, but acts weird all the while. At one point he throws a free weight. Cara is not pleased and wants him to take her direction and stop being such a puss. But for some reason Rulon enjoys being a puss, and a pain in the ass to boot. Cara takes Rulon outside and asks why he's moving like a snail today. Rulon says that he's already 150 pounds heavier than Jay, and it's unfair when Cara throws another 45 pound weight on top of him. She tells him that life isn't fair, and that he's making excuses. Rulon tells her that he's there to put his life in a position where he can reset. The last six years have been hell for him. He got everything that he wanted, and then apparently things fell apart. He wants to look in the mirror and be proud, and he also doesn't want the turmoil of his past to start affecting him now. Cara, who lacks the finesse of Dr. Phillian, tells him that the turmoil is affecting him, and that part of why they're there is to deal with problems. Rulon does not want to deal with problems. There's too much stuff, he says, and he won't go there.