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The story of Drew Manning and his transformation from fit to fat and back to fit again was definitely interesting. What’s been more interesting though, is the discussion–and controversy–that has taken place as a result. Specifically, some women saying they actually preferred his overweight, unhealthy body and found it more attractive. More
Yesterday we wrote about personal trainer Drew Manning and his weight transformation over the past year. In case you missed it, he went from fit to fat and back to fit again, gaining 75 pounds by quitting exercise and eating nothing but crap for six months. And yes, he did all of that on purpose to prove a point to his clients: It is possible to get in kick-ass shape even if you start from being obese and out of shape. His transformation back to fitness in just six months was amazing, but not all readers saw it that way. More
What really happens to our bodies and our minds when we gain weight? Personal trainer, Drew Manning embarked on a really unhealthy journey last year to get obese so he could find out. Today he marked the end of his journey by revealing his back-to-fit self. Through it all, it’s pretty fascinating to learn what really happens to our mental and physical health when we “let ourselves go.” More
