This post is for all of those people out there who watch The Biggest Loser.
STOP! x-weighted xweighted x weighted
TBL is BAD. biggest loser
But, luckily for you, I am here to help.
I am here to tell you about…
X-Weighted is such a perfect example of the difference between Canadian and American television programming.
Where The Biggest Loser is about quick results, X-Weighted is about long term success.
Where The Biggest Loser is about sound bites and perfect hair, X-Weighted is real.
And where The Biggest Loser is a worldwide ratings success, X-Weighted exists in relative obscurity.
Like most other weight loss reality shows, X-Weighted follows one or two people through their transformation from fat to slightly less fat.
The trainees receive help from personal trainers, nutritionists and various other medical personnel.
Unlike other shows, the stars of X-Weighted are followed for 6 whole months.
6 Months….enough time to make some real changes in your life.
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Real people getting real results.
And if that isn’t enough for ya, you are going to love the host/celebrity trainer, Paul Plakas.
Personally, I don’t agree with all of his training/diet ideas. But, what I do like about Paul is that he is a real person. When I watch the show, it feels more like a documentary than a reality show, and Paul is a big part of that.
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So, please…switch off The Biggest Loser and switch on X-Weighted
Here’s a link to X-Weighted episodes online.
Enjoy
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Cool, health guy just told me to watch TV. (Kidding!)
I always thought that for TBL, what they *should* do is check back in a year after the big finale, and whoever has lost the greatest % of body fat at THAT point should get the prize money. As the show is now, it seems it would encourage major last-minute crash-dieting, obsessive exercising, etc. Make people do this over the long-term, and then let’s see what happens!
HOW FIT IS YOUR FAMILY?
TV SERIES IS CALLING ALL FAMILIES
FOR ITS FIFTH SEASON!
Airing on Slice™, X-Weighted: Families is an inspiring series of one-hour documentaries showcasing the triumph of losing weight by encouraging healthy lifestyles and hard work.
For its upcoming fifth season, X-Weighted is looking for more families ready to come to
terms with their unhealthy reality. Each episode will follow a different family in their
struggles and successes in effecting positive change through nutrition and exercise in their lives over a period of six months. We’re looking for families who want to make
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• Is sick of living an unhealthy lifestyle and wants to make positive changes,
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Submit your application to X-Weighted as soon as possible.
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