Haha, pernah tengok rancangan The Biggest Loser ASIA Season 1 kat hallmark channel Astro?. Mungkin ada yang pernah, mungkin ada yang tak. NK sendiri pernah tengok kalau tak silap baru 2 kali je. Dipendekkan cerita, pemenang kepada pertandingan tu  telah diumumkan!

Kalau nak kata la kan, lepas NK tengok kerja keras peserta dia, dari rupa asal hingga rupa sekarang, NK memang sangat-sangat terkejut! Sungguh tak sangka kot! Ye la kan, dari kurus nak ke gemuk sangat la senang, 2 biji Big Mac MacDonalds sehari, selama 2 bulan dah boleh dah. Ini nak kurus! Tersangatlah susah, nak jaga makan, jaga training… Tahniah kepada semua Finalist The Biggest Loser ASIA Season 1.

Lihat la rupa asal pemenang The Biggest Loser ASIA season 1, David Gurnani.

Berbanding dengan rupa David Gurnani sekarang!

Dahsyat kan!! Sangat tak percaya!!

Teruskan baca artikel berita dari The Star Online ni;

83 kilo loser wins big

KUALA LUMPUR: After five months of rigorous training, Indonesian David Gurnani shed more than 80kg to become the very first Biggest Loser Asia, defeating competitors Aaron Mokhtar, Carlo Miguel and Martha Lai at the live taping of the reality show’s finale at the National Film Development Corporation (Finas) yesterday.At the final weigh-in yesterday, Gurnani (nicknamed King David on the show) charted an astounding total weight loss of 83kg (he came into the competition weighing 157kg) and a body fat percentage loss of 53%.

“I am really happy. I am a competitive person by nature and I was willing to do whatever it took to win … even if I had to go to the extreme, it was worth it,” said Gurnani at a press conference held immediately after the event.

To prepare himself for the finale, the 25-year-old revealed that he took two months unpaid leave to work out eight to 10 hours a day.

As the winner, Gurnani walked away with US$100,000 (RM350,­000) and a car sponsored by Renault.

The Biggest Loser Asia closely follows the original American series of the same name. Participants live in isolation for three-odd months with no contact with family or friends.

They are divided into two teams (red and blue) and have to work out six hours a day and adhere to healthy meal plans.

At the end of each weekly episode, participants are weighed and the two with the lowest percentage of weight loss will be up for elimination.

Gurnani may have grabbed the top spot but his fellow finalists’ weight loss was no less remarkable.

Malaysian boy Mokhtar recorded a total weight loss of 60kg from 159kg.

“I started off being in the competition for myself and my family and then people started telling me to do it for Malaysia. I truly see it as a privilege to represent my country,” said the 30-year-old father of two.

Source : http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/3/10/nation/5829519&sec=nation

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