Der Mann aus Liverpool verliert 15 Steine, nachdem er an Couch to 5K teilgenommen hat

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Von EUProgressivePatriot

8 Comments

  1. jj198handsy on

    The left pic is so weird, it feels like it should be a selfie but its clearly not. Amazing achievement tho…

  2. marky_de-sade on

    “drastically changing his diet” is the key factor here but regardless – good for him. Seriously impressive!

    E2A – I’m not disregarding C25K, it’s a brilliant app and I used it to get from no running stamina to happily running 10k+ distances, would recommend it to anyone that wants to start their running journey.

  3. Agreeable_Falcon1044 on

    This is some effort. And when you check his videos, he did literally start off with walking small distances! I think we all need to see weight loss as a marathon and not something that needs doing today.

    It’s scary to think the photo on the left is a 40 year old man with a teenage kid.

  4. A fairly major spelling error in the article – 28stone is 177kg, not 117!

  5. not-suspicious on

    I once took part in a half marathon and was running alongside a guy with a shirt reading “I was 32 stone when I started running”. Impressive as fuck

  6. still-searching on

    Fantastic! What an achievement. 

    I started C25K this summer, I wasn’t overweight but I had zero cardio fitness. I’m now running 5k on my lunch break, 10k at the weekends and next year I’m hoping to do a half marathon. I really recommend it to anyone considering it, it’s actually a lot of fun and set up in a way that makes it really achievable. 

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