Biggest Loser Resort
A weight loss getaway set in scenic Utah inspired by the reality series.
If you have ever dreamed about losing weight Biggest Loser-style, but without the cameras, then the Biggest Loser Resort at Fitness Ridge has just turned your dream into a reality.
Located in southern Utah, the Biggest Loser Resort is an exclusive weight loss destination that offers you the same elements of the famous structured diet and exercise plan that is followed by the Biggest Loser contestants. Plus, the Resort's affordable rates allow you to meet your health goals whether it is losing weight or experiencing a fitness getaway, without lightening up your wallet. In fact, with its calorie-controlled meals, scenic calorie-burning hikes, customized personal training and nutrition education classes, the only thing lightening up will be you.
Each day, there is an outlined itinerary which includes lots of exercise, meals and educational classes. A typical day begins at 8 a.m. with a hike in the nearby mountains followed by a water aerobics class, a healthy lunch, more exercise and then a nutritious dinner. When the day's set activities end around 6:30 p.m. you are free to get a massage at the resort's spa, read a book outside or simply crash in your private guest room.
Programs are available for adults and teenagers ages 14 to 17. You can stay on-site at the resort or at a nearby off-site location for a minimum of one week or for an entire month or longer.
- Includes the effective and successful weight loss components as the hit reality series
- Structured program and controlled setting practically guarantees weight loss
- Allows supervised teenagers
- Offers flexible in-house accommodations
- Scenic setting inspires outdoor activity
- Health professionals and experienced personal trainers on hand to educate and motivate guests
- Strongly promotes nutrition education
- Resort's controlled setting may set dieter up for weight regain once they return to their "normal" life
Each meal prepared at The Biggest Loser Resort has been designed by the on-site Executive Chef and Registered Dietitian, and has been approved by the team of doctors and nutritionist who participate on the Biggest Loser show. In addition, all meals are calorie-controlled so that the guest does not have to worry about counting calories or fat grams.
Meal times are structured around the day's activity-filled program and are consumed in a group-style setting.
- Breakfast includes eggs, fruit, granola parfaits, smoothies and healthy muffins.
- Lunch includes salads, soups, sandwiches, burritos and pizza.
- Dinner includes entree-style salads, chicken, salmon and enchiladas.
- Snacks and desserts include fresh fruit, sorbet and decadent but guilt-free items like chocolate pie and fruit cobblers.
Each day, guests must also attend one to two nutrition education classes which teach real-life healthy eating skills. Label-reading, portion control, the role of exercise, mindful eating, calorie-counting and cooking demonstrations are just some of the topics taught to guests by the staff's dietitians, chefs and physical trainers.
Just like on the show, exercise and physical activity are a prominent part of the Biggest Loser Resort weight loss plan. One of the most favorable components of the resort is its enormous access to a variety of workouts. From the state-of-the-art indoor gymnasium equipped with cardio machines, free weights and countless other pieces of exercise equipment and props, the expansive aerobics room, to taking a water aerobics class in the massive outdoor pool or trekking along a gorgeous and heart-thumping hike in Zion National Park, it won't take much to motivate guests to spend four to six hours every day working out.
All fitness routines are closely monitored and customized by the Biggest Loser Resort personal trainers.
The Biggest Loser Resort at Fitness Ridge is a weight loss destination spot for anyone looking to lose weight or experience a healthy, action-filled and scenic getaway. Just like the popular reality series, the Utah-based resort features all of the main components of the successful weight loss reality series including diet, exercise, trained health professionals, motivation and education, but without the limelight of the cameras.
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(Page 1 of 1)I NEED THIS SO BADLY, I HAVE A BREATHING PROBLEM AND SOME OF IT IS CAUSED =BY BEING MORBID OBESE , MY ONLY PROBLEM IS DO U HAVE A FITNESS PROGRAM FOR PPL WHO ARE MEDICALLY UNFIT TOO, PLEASE I MUST LOSE THIS WEIGHT AND I NEED UR HELP
can we strat a biggest loser ranch for kids under 18 so kids that are under 18 can get fit without wating till thay are 18 . this will help kids alot and help prvent hertatakes when thay are older . needs help in pennsylvnia. 10 years old 180 pounds
If you want to see the rates.....google, biggest loser fitness ridge in Utah and you will find all you need to know. In addition, if you stay longer than the time specified you get the weekly rate cheaper, and if you share a room, cheaper still. I am going in March 2010 and paying 1300. dollars a week. You get excercise, food, board, use of pool and trainers and you lose weight. I have checked out rates of other places and this one wins hands down as far as prices! Some places actually charge per excercise class and actually charge for hiking as well. YIKES!
Can anyone tell me what the Biggest Loser Resort website is. I wanted to check out pricing. I hears its not to bad. I have used BING and haven't found anything just other people posting info.
:( mean ol jillian!
Pat, you can go to Tthe Biggest Loser Resort website to see the rates. They really are cheap when you look at other resorts that offer the same type of programs. It surprises me that this one is less expensive than the other's due to the popularity of the show.
All that but no Jillian or Bob.
These are the rates I found on the ranches website:
Private Accommodations: A guestroom all to yourself.
One Week: $1,995
Four Weeks: $7,200 ($1,800 weekly rate)
Double Occupancy Accommodations: A double occupancy guestroom. (We can try and find you a roommate)
One Week: $1,595
Four Weeks: $5,600 ($1,400 weekly rate)
Off-site Accommodations: You stay off-site in accommodations you arrange for yourself.
One Week: $1,295
Four Weeks: $4,400 ($1,100 weekly rate)
NOTE: Weeks do not need to be consecutive. You can purchase weeks at the multi-week rate and spread them out over a period of time.
It all sounds really great but my idea of low pricing might be different than yours. If its so cheap why isn't it posted somewhere?
What is the cost???
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This sounds really interesting. I'd never consider going on a reality TV show because I'm camera-shy and it just doesn't interest me, however getting the same level of training as TBL campus is quite appealing, and would be a great jump start for anyone to get their head in the weight-loss game.

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