Comments on: Why You Should Also Watch The Biggest Loser Reality TV Show

By: FitJerks

FitJerks — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 08:58:52 +0000

Nice! This show rocks. Did you hear about the bunch of lame “pros” who started criticizing a while back? Ridiculous. I did a post response to that on my blog, drop by and check it out. Would like to hear feedback from a fellow TBL fan.

By: anza abel

anza abel — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 15:01:41 +0000

The programme is helping people to wash away the fat in their body and to maintain the body and the subject to enjoy life again. keep doing it because you are serving so many life. please I love those who have the courage in participating in the program for the past 7 sessions. My regard to you is from the heart. Thanks.

By: anza abel

anza abel — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 14:49:33 +0000

HI, I must confess that you are doing what I love somuch. This is because when I see a people trying to exercise I do love watching it very well. Infact I read Physical and Health Education at Benue State University Makurdi. Infact Bob Harper and Jillian Michael if you live me alone I will never be a happy boy at all. The fact is this I am sincerely in love with what you do and your personality in general.

By: Howard

Howard — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 05:43:57 +0000

I would like to also suggest MTV’s MADE for the younger audience. The theme is not primarily focused on weight loss or fitness but rather goals and the life coaches that assist in the success/pursuit of their hopes and dreams. Many of these teens do want to get fit, one episode that I found very motivating and entertaining was an overweight kid(with onset diabetes) trying to complete a triathlon.

Considering that you are not based in the US, you may or may not be able to view the streaming video provided by MTV here in the States. I’m assuming this formula/type of show is probably also going to be ported over to Southeast Asian countries. If it hasn’t already been done.

Keep up the great blog and interesting entries.

Best Regards!

By: MARINA

MARINA — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 22:22:43 +0000

O love the show. Anytime people are exposed to weight loss success so they feel they can do it too is GOOD!

Never stop movin’

By: Yin Teing

Yin Teing — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 15:27:18 +0000

The exercise regime in the show is definitely very tough and it takes lots of determination to maintain it after the glamour and media attention is gone. I used to enjoy reading success stories from Shape magazine (US version)- the readers there take longer to lose about 100 pounds or so but always keep the weight off. I have the same concern as Jonz too- I think nowadays people are just not concerned anymore about their weight and tend to take their health for granted.

By: Harry Johnson Jr.

Harry Johnson Jr. — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 20:35:15 +0000

I think it is refreshing to see reality shows focusing their efforts and time on something worthwhile. And I think shows like “The Biggest Loser” can be very motivational to people who may have hit a “bump in the road” on their fitness journey.

I always encourage my clients to find something that motivates them to keep going, and sometimes that can come from seeing someone on a television show reaching their fitness goals.

Whatever your motivation may be-a picture, a person, a television show-keep that motivational source handy to help you along the rough spots!

By: Jonz

Jonz — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 07:04:06 +0000

No doubt, watching them really motivates me. Although they are placed in a controlled environment whereby they do not need to be at their day job for 4 months or so. I’m sure we can extrapolate their time to success with our lifestyle. Instead of aiming 4 months, we can aim lets say a year to reach our intended goals. I’m really sure that anyone can attain our goals if we put our motivation into it.

If these guys who are between 300 – 400 pounds can do it and bring themselves back to healthy levels, i’m sure those that are sitting in the office and piling on pounds right now can do it as well.

Sadly to say, as much as I have try to promote a healthy lifestyle amongst my colleagues who is on their way to an unhealthy lifestyle, they are simply not bothered. Their normal excuse, no time, i’m feeling fine etc. Must everyone wait till there’s a problem? Must everyone wait till it’s too late?