Biggest Loser Challenge: Final Weigh-In

Well, today is the final weigh-in for our 12-week Biggest Loser Challenge. Now I knew that my chances of beating JayDoug were slim, but I wanted to push on until the end. At the end of the challenge, I have lost a total percentage of 13.04% of my original body weight. I only wish that we had started the challenge back in April because I have lost a total of 21.05% since then. I haven't received the final numbers, but I am confident that JayDoug will be our winner! JayDoug has worked very hard with a strict diet and workouts up to seven days a week, so please join me in congratulating him! I will post the final numbers soon!

Congrats to all that participated! I am ready for another challenge!

The Biggest Loser: Week Three

Week three of The Biggest Loser Challenege was not a great one for me since my percentage lost was only 0.599%, but ToothFairy captured the top spot with an amazing 6.29% weight loss! Congrats to ToothFairy on this phenomenal percentage lost and all of her hard work!

At the close of week three, I am in fifth place with a total percentage lost of 3.77%, and JayDoug is still in the lead with a total percentage lost of 7.991%. Everyone's numbers have been amazing, so everyone keep up the good work! I have a feeling NonLucidDrivel may come out on top at the end of week four after silently hanging close to the top spot for the past few weeks...good luck!

The Biggest Loser: Week Two

The results are in for the weigh-in from the second week of the Biggest Loser challenge, and once again, JayDoug came out on top with 3.024% lost! This puts JayDoug's overall percentage lost at 5.832% at the close of week two. Congrats to JayDoug on all of the hard work!

For week two, I came in third place with 2.244% lost and an overall percentage lost of 3.188%. At this rate, I am well within reach of meeting my goals over the remaining ten weeks. Best of luck to everyone!

The Biggest Loser: Week One

Some of us have gotten together to participate in a Biggest Loser challenge over the next twelve weeks, and we just completed the first week of our challenge. Our group is made up of men and women of varying ages, fitness levels, and starting weights, and of course, we are all competing for a cash prize.

After the first week, I had lost two pounds, but our top dog, JayDoug, was down six and a half pounds at the close of week one. I have factored in a heavier cardio load for this week, and I am almost down by another four and a half pounds. The official weigh-ins will be every Saturday with the results figured as the percentage of weight lost, so I will update for each week once the results are posted with the winner for that week (nicknames only).