Biggest Loser Club
Learn to follow the Biggest Loser diet and fitness plan at home with this convenient online program.
- Established: 2004
- Founder: NBC Studios
- Headquarters: New York, New York
- Stock symbol: CMCSA and GE
- Accessibility: Online
- Diet Type: Low-fat, low-calorie
- Gender: Male and female
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The Biggest Loser TV show has garnered countless fans and inspired those that want to lose weight. Most people feel that they could never get cast on the show, but there are ways that you can follow along with the contestants and create your own success story. The Biggest Loser Club is an online version of the diet and exercise program that the contestants follow at the Biggest Loser ranch. Trainer Bob Harper, a renowned personal trainer, says that those following the home-version likely will not realize the same results as those on the show, simply due to circumstance. The contestants are in a highly focused environment for 12 weeks or more, without influence of typical daily stressors like children, work and chores.
The Biggest Loser Club online tools give you specialized menus based on your preferences and tracks your exercise. You won’t have to eat anything you don’t like while on this program which is a plus. You will be eating three meals and three snacks each day so hunger shouldn’t be a problem either. For your meals, there are included recipes and a tie in so that you can move meals to your food journal. You don’t have to count calories, carbohydrates or fat when following this program.
All of the numbers are worked out for you based on the information you provide. If you are looking for a vegetarian meal plan or want to exclude certain things from your diet, those options are available. There are charts to keep up with your progress and message boards so that you can chat with other members. You will also find videos and motivational articles throughout the site. With each new season of the show, the Biggest Loser Club provides updates on the contestants and trainers.
The Biggest Loser TV show has continued to grow in popularity with each season as contestants work to lose weight and become the winner of the coveted $250,000 grand prize. The winner is the person who loses the highest percentage of weight at the end of the season. There is also an at-home prize of $100,000 that the eliminated contestants compete for. The Biggest Loser will kick off season 12 in the fall of 2011 with new trainers and a new batch of contestants. The program has grown in popularity so much, that there are versions of the show airing in 21 other countries around the world. Those that want to full Biggest Loser experience can also check out the Biggest Loser Resort, with locations in Ivins, Utah and Malibu, California.
Bob Harper, and former trainer Jillian Michaels, have each published books with additional fitness and diet insight. Since season 5 Biggest Loser has offered the Biggest Loser Meal Plan, a meal delivery service via eDiets.
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- Fitness and diet programs available from the show
- Chat with The Biggest Loser experts and contestants
- Access delicious recipes from the show
- Personalized meal plans
- Shopping lists available
- Customized fitness program, including circuit training you can do at home
- Connect with the show's trainers
- Access to message boards
- Personal progress journal
- Know Your Number HealthScore
- Sample exercise plans not available
- Club website doesn't give detailed membership information
- Grocery list for one week of meals can be intimidating
You get to set up all of your preferences when signing up on the site. You have the option of cutting certain things from your diet like dairy, eggs, tofu, red meat, eggs, pork and poultry. You can also select a vegetarian or low cholesterol diet. If you want to make changes at any time to your preferences, these options are always available to you. Once you go through the process of setting up your profile, you are given your meal plan for the day. The site offers you three meals and three snacks each day. There is a chart that monitors your weight loss progress featuring your starting weight, current weight and goal. If you follow the meal plan with the foods and recipes suggested, there is no need to count calories. The program does all of that for you. The below meal plan is a sample of what is offered with the exclusion of tofu selected as a preference:
- Breakfast – Biggest Winner Breakfast sausage; muesli with blueberries
- Snack – Hardboiled egg; raisins
- Lunch – Heather’s Mexican Rollup with chips, salsa and corn
- Snack – Balsamic-roasted broccoli with toasted sesame seeds
- Dinner – Steak with mushroom sauce; red potato with skin; steamed cabbage; Smart Balance
- Snack – Baked Bananas Supreme
You can easily swap out meals that are suggested that might not appeal to you, and the recipes are available when you click on the details of the meal section. If you choose the meals suggested, you can simply add that meal to your meal log without having to manually enter it. This can be helpful so that you don’t have to break down all of the ingredients and amounts on your own. You can select the weekly view so that you know what you will be eating in the days to come and can shop accordingly. The site offers a shopping list so that you know exactly what foods to purchase to prepare all of your meals each week. There is a daily analysis breakdown on the site for your meals that day. This shows you the target ranges for your calories, carbs, fiber, protein, fat and sodium.
You'll also have access to many delicious healthy recipes that are enjoyed by the show's contestants. Some of these tempting dishes include:
To personalize your plan, you can select which days you want to do cardio and which days you want to strength train. It is recommended that you avoid strength training on consecutive days though. Your workout assignments will be directly based on the information you enter. Just like with the diet preferences, you can change your fitness preferences at any time. You are able to choose your cardio and strength training exercises. The amount of calories you should burn during your workout is listed so you can select anything that will help you burn that amount of calories. There is a tutorial on how to choose the proper exercise. This tutorial will help you choose the proper intensity and determine the proper heart rate range for your workout. Keep in mind that your daily calorie burn requirement will vary depending on how many days you select for cardio and strength training exercise. Biggest Loser Club offers an extensive database of exercises for you. You simply find your exercise, enter the minutes you spent exercising and you will see the number of calories you burned. Below are just a few of the cardio exercise options:
- Aerobics (low or high impact)
- Step Aerobics (low or high impact)
- Belly Dancing
- Bowling
- Cycling
- Calisthenics
- Elliptical Trainer
- Heavy cleaning
- Kickboxing
- Pilates
- Volleyball
A program that has captured the hearts of millions and inspired people across the country to finally stand up for themselves to make important, life-altering changes, the Biggest Loser Club brings a plan for success to you. You'll follow customized diet and exercise plans created by the same fitness and nutrition experts who've helped dozens on the Biggest Loser reality series. The club allows you be a part of the phenomenon that has helped more than 100 others proudly call themselves losers.
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Wikipedia
''The Biggest Loser'' is an American reality television show that began broadcasting on the NBC network on October 19, 2004. The fifth season began January 1, 2008. As of April 2008, NBC is casting for a sixth season.






User Feedback
(Page 5 of 9, 170 total comments)Kendra
I want to be on the show I have tried to find some way that I could be on the show I really need it and it would be and honnor to be on the show.
posted Apr 28th, 2008 8:31 amKendra
Hey I have watched Biggest Loser and I think Its a good thing that yall are doing.I weigh over 250lbs. and I would really think that it would help my self-esteem if i was able to get help with loosing the weight.And I know that it would be alot more comfortable and Healthier too.Your Trainers and Coaches help the people on the show so I know that they could help me.
posted Apr 28th, 2008 8:31 amBrandi- Diets In Review Senior Editor
BIGGEST LOSER CASTING NOTE: Season 6 casting has closed. Season 7 will begin this summer. Please watch the Diet Column blog for updates.
posted Apr 25th, 2008 9:37 pmDebbie Lowell
I want to be on the show tell me how I can be on there Ineed it
posted Apr 25th, 2008 9:34 pmanne
I'm wondering how to begin the process of getting on the show. Does anyone know?
posted Apr 25th, 2008 2:53 pmDawn
i would like to join the show to lose weight. Im 250lbs. I feel that if i lost weight i would feel alot better about my self. I know with a little help from the trainers and coaches I can lose weight.
posted Apr 22nd, 2008 10:24 amSHARON
i WOUD LIKE TO BE A CONTESTANT ON THE BIGEST LOSER, I AM 5'2 WEIGH 190#, HIGH BLOOD PRSEURE AND ASTHMA, IF I COULD LOSE THE WEIGHT MY QUALITY OF LIFE WOULD BE BETTER. I LOVE YOUR SHOW, IT HAS BEEN A GREAT INSPIRATION TO ME. I KNOW THIS IS SOMETHING I CAN DO WITH A LITTLE HELP FOR ALL THE GREAT TRAINERS AND COACHES.
posted Apr 20th, 2008 9:55 amValerie
I just want to lose weight to feel better for myself as well as for my family
posted Apr 19th, 2008 10:08 amJane Small
What happened to Kelly's partner (the other half of the yellow team). He wasn't at the final show??
posted Apr 17th, 2008 7:08 amdebbie cook
watch your show every week. I do walk 4-5 miles at least 4-5 days a week. BUTT I have more weight too shed off like 80 more lbs. I've done 33 lbs so far. My thing is beside the walking, I have a hard time too get too the gym in the afternoons too start toning up my legs and arms and stomach area. love too be on the show to get me started on the gym thing. Love too have that Jillian to be in my face and pushing me too the limit.Congratulations too all the winners on the show that just ended.
posted Apr 17th, 2008 7:08 amBarbie
I would like to be a contestant am a single parent of a 10 year old that watches me look a hawk. He wants me to play sports with him but the weight I carry is holding me back. In school I was an athelite
posted Apr 17th, 2008 7:08 amLinda Honeyman
Where's Paul? I wanted to see how successful he was. I guess he gave up, that's too bad. Jillian is my idol. I would love her to kick my butt into shape. I would love to be on the show and find the true me again. I'm somewhere under all this fat and need help, I can't seem to get out of my slump. I need someone to motivate me and keep me going. The show is a great motivation to want so much more out of my life than being overweight. Please help, I would love to be on the show. Consider someone from North Dakota.
posted Apr 17th, 2008 7:08 amRoseanne
I have watched the biggest loser every season since it started. I would love to be a contestant. But being a single mother it is not too easy to leave my son and my job...I really need to lose the weight...I have hypertension and high cholesterol. I am 4' 11" and I weight 195 pounds. I have tried to do it on my own but I find it so hard to stick with it. I don't really have much of a support system. It is hard for me if I don't have someone to push me....I would love someone like Jillian or Bob to push me everyday. I want to look and feel better. The show this season was awesome...I was so inspired by all the women and their determination . To see a women finally win was the best thing ever....I hope someone will read my comment and consider me as a contestant on an upcoming season. I would love to see my sons face when I reached my goal. thanks.
posted Apr 17th, 2008 7:08 amchrissy
I love the show, and all I can say is: ALI......WOW!!! a true inspiration.
posted Apr 17th, 2008 7:08 amBarbie
I would like to be a contestant on the next show. In school I played all kinds of sports and also water skiied a lot. But, after graduating High School and going to work there was no coach to push me to get up and get moving. I have a 10 year old son, that watches me like a hawk(Like the way I eat) and I too am a single parent, he is at his normal weight for a young man. But, I'm 5'4" and weight over 350 lbs. I need the help to lose this weight so my son does not lose ME.
posted Apr 17th, 2008 7:08 amMary Ann
OMG! The season finale was awesome, everyone looked great! Poor Roger, had he not be chosen as a finalist he would have one the $100,000 from the kicked off group. Instead, he leaves empty handed (of money) but does he ever look great. He needs to stop losing and just maintain so he does not look gaunt. Way to Go Roger... AS FOR ALI,,, SHE IS AWESOME! Congratulations.
posted Apr 16th, 2008 10:12 amJoanne Butcher
I would like to be a contestant, and I dont have a fancy house, I weight 247, .I dont know how to get my self off the couch, just would like to get started amd shown how to count calories and how to eat right
posted Apr 16th, 2008 10:12 amTara
Hi my name is tara and im 14 years old and my weight is 305 i been heavy my hole life and i have tried every diet and it wont work i would really like that u would please bring me on your show and i want u to work me as hard as you can because i want to loose and i need the bigest loser show to help please help me phone number 1360 8801342 thank you
posted Apr 16th, 2008 10:12 amAmanda Arceneaux
hey my name is amanda iam 23 and iam 254lbs.i have one child and am a single parent and i would love to be on your next show with bob are jullian and iam from new orleans,La sense the age 12 i have been big and i always try to lose it and never work. As of now i work out at the French Riveria Spa and iam on a diet 1000 calories a day i dont eat after 8pm. So if you decide to consider me please email me thank you. h
posted Apr 16th, 2008 10:12 ammarty williams
hey my name is marty and im 16 and even though all yall have on the show is adults. I think it would be kool to have a teen biggest loser cause its just as hard for us to lose weight as it is for the adults. Just wanted to know if yall would considering a show for teens just one time. And i would love to be on it. Im around 226 and it ain easy to lose when everytime you turn around there are skinny kids picking on you. And mark dont worry about what they say that your to emotional cause im the same way buddy just keep your head up and keep going towards your goal. thanks for listening
posted Apr 15th, 2008 9:30 pm