Celebrity Fit Club
‘An all new fit camp for 8 out of shape celebrities.’
The Celebrity Fit Club is back and it promises to be bigger
and better than ever.
Broadcaster Anne Diamond, captains a team including actress
Mikyla Dodd, astrologer Russell Grant and actor Jeff Rudom. This
team’s collective starting weight is 88 st 1 lb.
Journalist Carole Malone leads the second team of darts ace
Bobby George, TV expert Sharon Marshall and ex footballer Mick
Quinn. Their collective starting weight is 66 st 5lbs.
The panel to knock them into shape and change their
lifestyles for good sees US drill instructor Harvey Walden
joined by nutritionist Dr Adam Carey. Each week Harvey and Adam
will be joined on the panel by Fit Club past masters. The first
show saw the return of Amy Lamé.
Starting Point:
Anne Diamond who at 14st 9lbs is 4st 5lbs overweight and has
high blood pressure admits to a classic cycle of yo-yo dieting.
Carole Malone, starting at 15st 10lbs is 2lbs off being
morbidly obese.
Mikyla Dodd, at 19st 2lbs is morbidly obese and has a goal
weight of 12 stone.
Bobby George, 16st 13lbs admits to having two fridges in his
bedroom which he raids every night for chocolate!
Russell Grant, 21st 11lbs admits that from 10:30am to 9pm
daily he enjoys a finger fest, constantly eating.
Sharon Marshall, 13st 4lbs admits to a ‘booze’ problem and a
lifestyle of parties which is not helping her weight loss.
Mick Quinn, once at the peak of physical fitness as a
footballer, Mick now weighs 19st 6lbs making him medically
morbidly obese.
Jeff Rudom who weighed in at 32st and 7lbs making him the
heaviest celebrity ever to appear on the show.
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Views from the WLR Members Forum
Haven't been following this but just happened to have it on
while eating my meal. Its made me so cross, totally
irresponsible, what on earth have they set the girl from
Hollyoaks a 12lb goal weight loss for this weeK?????? I know it
makes good tele, but honestly what sort of example is it to the
rest of the unknowing public? 1-2lb is the maximum we should be
aiming for as any more than that would be muscle loss! Grrrr
just makes me cross.
FLUFFY
I don't think their goals are realistic or healthy. It could
be very off putting for a new dieter who tried to match their
goals. Luckily we get good advice here!!
JAYAR11
Hi there, this is to let you know that I am in total
agreement, my partner never seems to understand my point of view
I find but I tell him that the sensible amount to lose is only 2
lb, well any more is a bonus and I will never understand why it
sometimes happens anyway. I have heard that they have experts
etc to help them but I just for the life of me cannot understand
why and how they can think such a loss is necessary. I am
curious as to how they will get on after the programme is over,
especially Anne Diamond. I think that she should have informed
the programme makers and Dr Adam Carey at the start and if they
felt that it was not fair to everybody else as she could have
had bigger losses than them if it had worked in her favour they
could have questioned what was wrong.
It only seems five minutes ago that she was writing in the
Daily Mail about her weight loss after she came out of Big
Brother and had got herself under control. I do think she does
not realise that lots of us cannot take such drastic action.
REFRESHER
wasn't for one week this week, that's for over 3 weeks. Still
too high though and I think its wrong! Gives the wrong
impression to us who don't get all the supervision I hope they
get
TIGGERSC
Is it just me or does that Mikyla come accross as a moany old
bint????!!!!! LOL... Oh, and you can add Ann Diamond to the
moany old bint list too ;o)
In fact, the only ones i have taken a liking to is Jeff (the
big bloke) and Carole (the bitchy column writer! lol)
BeckiBoo
Yeah... She gets me really angry. I was shouting at my TV
when she started in on Jeff. Ann was booted out for not trying,
Jeff's just not able - big difference I think. Anyway, someone
that nasty is bound to bug us :)
NICNIC
For those who missed it, Anne Diamond hasn't been losing that
much weight really (this week only 1lb), the whole thing is a
competition between the teams, and yesterday Anne admitted that
she had a gastric band fitted before the series even STARTED!
Now I think this is wrong. If she wants a gastric band
fitted, fine, she has the money, her choice. I also agree that
for some people it does end up being the only option because
they find it so difficult to loose weight. To me though Anne has
used it before, PLUS she appeared on Celebrity fit club as if
she hadn't had surgery, made all weight loss look as if it was
her self control and doing, and I feel that at best she was not
totally honest, at worst she downright lied not only to the
people on the program, but to the nation!
Personally I feel she should be thrown off celebrity fit
club. She's made a nonsense of the way they aim to loose the
weight, plus lied to the doctor, Harvey and the other
contestants. If she is not sticking to the way they are teaching
her to loose weight, then why be on it?
Her defence was "but I haven't lost that much with it" surely
that's not the point? When she had it, when she LIED about
having it, she didn't know she wouldn't use that much with it.
In the past Carol (one of the other contestants) has written
some not so nice stuff about Anne, I hope she writes some more
stuff about this, it would serve Anne right!!
TIGGERSC
Why cant Dr Carey give us viewers real, printable advice to
follow. Its so frustrating to watch each series but never take
part ourselves. Everything is so wooly!
TC62
NOBODY NORMAL CAN FOLLOW THEIR PLANS! WHY?
Because they have it set out for them they have people to
advise them whenever they need it, they train way over the top
for their fitness levels and eat a very very very strict diet.
The weight losses are astounding and we all think "oh thats
not fair why cant I lose 8Ibs a week".
But I have never ever heard of anyone managing to lose such
high amounts of weight and still mantain a normal life.
Fitistgal
I agree. I would like to know what these people have been
eating and exactly what exercise they have done to lose their
weight.
Bewlesuk
I have only ever watched the odd few minutes of previous
series of this, but tonight I am not at the gym as usual, so
thought I would stick it on and see what it was all about.
BUT I thought a sensible weight loss was 2lb a week - and the
targets they seem to be setting are 3 lbs, 4lbs etc...... is it
me?
Albury
Hi!
I also agree that a sensible maintainable weight loss is 1 -
2lb a week.
I felt so sorry for the big guy - he was so pleased to have
lost weight and then to be told it could kill him. I wonder how
many will stay slimmer in the end?
BooGaloo39
23 pound loss, 15 pound loss, 8 pound loss - seems
staggering. I know you can lose more in your first week than
subsequent weeks, but it seems so much.
Plus it might send out wrong messages and people might give
up if they not achieving such high weight loss. I still believe
that 1-2lb a week is sensible.
Sheaj34
Hi
Noticed a posting about the above and the in some cases
astonishing weight losses, one stone and eight pounds in one
case I believe. Just thought I'd confirm, though we all know it,
that this really is a load of complete rubbish, and dangerous
rubbish, as it gives people false and foolish expectations.
A one stone weight loss in a week, if the weight were fat,
would require a DAILY calorie deficit of approximately 6800
calories! To put this in perspective a professional rider in the
Tour de France will use over 7000 calories in a day.
If these people were being properly and sensibly supervised
they simply wouldn't be allowed to lose that kind of body
weight, it is almost certainly dangerous and in the longer term
counterproductive
Porkyboy
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