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Salesman soars to 22st 7lb after spending £200 weekly on lockdown takeaways sheds 8st 5lb in a year after joining fat-busting football league

A bed salesman who ballooned to 22st 7lb after spending more than £200 a week on takeaways during the Covid lockdowns has shed a staggering 8st 5lb in a year after joining a fat-busting football league where losing weight counts as goals scored. Now ...

13 Jun 2022 at 08:19

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Mechanic who lost over six stone in just 10 months by playing football nominated for ‘amazing loser’ award

A mechanic who lost more than six stone in just 10 months by playing football has been nominated for an ‘amazing loser’ award. Lee O’Kelly, 33, who missed playing football during the pandemic, joined MAN v FAT, a weight loss programme where ...

05 May 2023 at 07:00

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26-stone dad who could not board helicopter because of weight limits loses 11 stone in ‘unbelievable’ transformation

A 26-stone father-of-two who was regularly told he could not board a helicopter at work because of weight limits, has lost nearly half his body weight in an “unbelievable” transformation. Dan Shilling, 39, an offshore electrical technician ...

02 May 2025 at 00:01

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Dad who felt ‘like a monster’ at 24 stone with people staring credits football programme for ‘life-changing’ weight loss

A father who felt “like a monster” when he weighed more than 24 stone as people would stare at him has credited a weight loss football programme for his “life-changing” transformation. Chris Martin, 39, who lives in Bury St Edmunds, ...

17 Jun 2025 at 06:30

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