Pete Thomas of Biggest Loser - Sticking to Your Fitness Goals
Jan 11, 2017 ·
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Sharon McRill, Owner of The Betty Brigade, will be talking with Pete Thomas from The Biggest Loser about sticking to your fitness goals. In November 2005, Pete Thomas walked away...
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Sharon McRill, Owner of The Betty Brigade, will be talking with Pete Thomas from The Biggest Loser about sticking to your fitness goals.
In November 2005, Pete Thomas walked away from the finale of NBC’s The Biggest Loser a winner - and a loser. He won $100,000 for losing the most weight of all the contestants that season. What he lostwas 185 pounds in only nine short months – most of which he lost at home after being “voted off” by the other contestants.
At his largest, Thomas tipped the scales at over 416lbs. As a child, Pete never learned about nutrition and exercise due to his transient lifestyle – a result of his mother’s serious mental illness. As a young child, he was left alone or with his younger sister— forced to find food wherever he could. Both Pete and his sister were put into foster care.
Follow Pete:
Twitter: @petethomas.com
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/petethomas
Follow Betty Brigade
Twitter: @bettybrigade
Facebook: www.bettybrigade.com/thebettybrigade
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In November 2005, Pete Thomas walked away from the finale of NBC’s The Biggest Loser a winner - and a loser. He won $100,000 for losing the most weight of all the contestants that season. What he lostwas 185 pounds in only nine short months – most of which he lost at home after being “voted off” by the other contestants.
At his largest, Thomas tipped the scales at over 416lbs. As a child, Pete never learned about nutrition and exercise due to his transient lifestyle – a result of his mother’s serious mental illness. As a young child, he was left alone or with his younger sister— forced to find food wherever he could. Both Pete and his sister were put into foster care.
Follow Pete:
Twitter: @petethomas.com
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/petethomas
Follow Betty Brigade
Twitter: @bettybrigade
Facebook: www.bettybrigade.com/thebettybrigade
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