Fat March
Another summer reality show for the fatfighters to chew on, Fat March.
All you need is a pair of sneakers! Twelve overweight people set off on the walk of a lifetime! It's an epic, life-changing journey that begins at the starting line for the Boston Marathon and ends in Washington, DC. The contestants and their two charismatic fitness trainers, Steve Pfiester and Lorrie Henry, will walk over 570 miles, passing through nine states, with the goal of shedding unwanted pounds and getting fit along the way in an attempt to permanently alter their lives. In addition, they all will compete for a prize pool of $1.2 million. Stressing team work, the more people who finish, the more money each person wins, on Fat March, premiering MONDAY, AUGUST 6 (9:00-10:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.During each leg of the excursion there are "luxury reward challenges" where an individual or team can win incentives such as spa treatments, low calorie gourmet meals prepared by a private chef or deluxe accommodations for the night to help them on their trip. There are also amazing prizes at stake, such as get-aways to Hawaii and Las Vegas. The challenges are geographically specific to the area contestants are in. At the elimination, participants are able to expel a group member who is holding them back from reaching the finish line in the allotted time. However, eliminating a fellow competitor has a price: $10,000 is deducted from each competitor's potential prize money with each elimination.
I'm so bummed I missed it, but was still unpacking over the weekend. The TV didn't get plugged in till Monday night. Now that I know about it, I'll make sure to catch it next week. Lucky for me, I can catch a full episode online.
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I wonder how long this journey will take as going 570 miles and through nine states walking is a huge obstacle to overcome. Hopefully many of them make it as we need some encouragement for people to get into shape.
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Hi! I saw it and it was actually pretty good. I like that they are encouraging team effort over individual competition.