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On January 18 2010 04:55 ZaplinG wrote: So basically this kid just went to the YMCA, got a personal trainer assigned to him, started working out and eating healthy, then somehow called it a video game and got national exposure?
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On January 18 2010 05:26 Dagoth_Mora wrote: I don't believe this- I've done hardly anything but play video games in the last 10 years and I've gone from 90 pounds to 280... I think they call that puberty, though
Are you certain you didn't eat a bit, too?
On January 18 2010 04:55 ZaplinG wrote: So basically this kid just went to the YMCA, got a personal trainer assigned to him, started working out and eating healthy, then somehow called it a video game and got international exposure?
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I thought this was going to be some stupid Wii Fit success story or something. Its actually much more lamer than that.
Kudos to the guy, but whatever.
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This is possibly the lamest weight loss story I've ever read. He wasn't even that fat, and he lost it through the most basic way possible: eating right and exercising. Not saying that was easy...but I mean really? This isn't news.
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300lbs isn't that fat? Its 100lbs over obese for most people, especially when you have no muscle which if all you're doing is playing video games ... you have no muscle.
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On January 18 2010 05:26 Dagoth_Mora wrote: I don't believe this- I've done hardly anything but play video games in the last 10 years and I've gone from 90 pounds to 280... I think they call that puberty, though yeah i think so
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On January 18 2010 04:05 BottleAbuser wrote: Me, and some other guys I know, lost a lot of weight just playing games 14+ hours a day. Food? Maybe after this game... which turns into 5 more hours. Then you're too tired to go get food.
I used to call that the Star Craft Diet, which then became the Halo diet. I just played SC or Halo so much I didn't have time for food. Ironically, I actually got fatter....
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I dunno... I could see how they could give someone the drive. For most people they take it away though.
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On January 18 2010 04:27 mOnion wrote: its called the World of Warcraft diet
where you're so busy grinding and raiding that you forget to eat and eventually lose weight
definitely helped me.
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On January 18 2010 04:08 Frits wrote:Show nested quote +Finally, LeBaron took control of his life by turning to the thing that helped make him fat in the first place: video games. lollll this is just as pathetic as people who claim 'alcohol made me do it!' Video games don't make you fat, lack of exercise and a horrible diet does. Playing video games has never stopped me from working out.
this x2 I play video games 8 hours a day and stay in great shape ~~
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This works/worked for me, when i played games a lot i lost weight. Even when i was eating a lot and everything i was not gaining any weight. I started to gain it only when working out and playing sports, which is kinda weird, cause it works other way round for everyone else.
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lol i thot this was about some kid playing a ton of awesome games so awesome that he forgets that he's hungry and thus loses weight.
this isnt even that cool wtf its just the media jumping at anything that has any connotations to video games cuz it attracts viewers.
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On January 18 2010 03:33 travis wrote: way to go fat kid good way of looking at things
lol
I thought this was about some kid playing computer games as if he were a korean and then forgetting to eat/know what food is.
+ Show Spoiler +with the exception of july zerg o.o
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Germany2762 Posts
the only way i can imagine to lose weight by playing video games is an excessive amount of dance dance revolution or the way they play in the movie 'gamer'
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On January 18 2010 04:08 Frits wrote:Show nested quote +Finally, LeBaron took control of his life by turning to the thing that helped make him fat in the first place: video games. lollll this is just as pathetic as people who claim 'alcohol made me do it!' Video games don't make you fat, lack of exercise and a horrible diet does. Playing video games has never stopped me from working out. it says "helped" spending alot of time gaming encourages a sedentary lifestyle and, unfortunately, we dont all have your masterful self control.
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fucking christ, this is not a video game, there is no video game at all. Its a fucking mind game diet. The titel was very misleading. This isnt revolutionary like what others said, its more of a keep your self on a agenda but mind games.
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Zurich15328 Posts
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