The Trainer Who Is Gaining Weight to Better Help His Clients Lose It

Trainer Drew Manning wants to intentionally gain 60 pounds, claiming it’s for his health. At almost 40 years old he plans to put on weight, to help him better understand the struggle his clients face to lose weight. He shares that the weight-loss industry lacks empathy, with many people thinking it’s “easy.”

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[kali]

He really is a good person. Not many trainers like him.

[Simoon-ghxt]

Well he understands your struggle which is very nice to know.

[t.c.]

Dude is a smart guy. Literally started the most interesting fitness trend. Respect

[mihaelakinna]

That's really unusual!It seems that it would really help the better understanding and possible treatment at this devision

[TADDs]

In 2021, online personal trainer and blogger Dmitry Azovsky began an experiment to show others just how simple it is to get fit and healthy. He spend an entire year eating nothing but junk food and keeping exercise to a minimum in order to pile on the pounds, aiming to then lose it all again with a disciplined weight loss program.

[efilwv]

I think I’m gonna do a lot of heroin so I can better understand addiction.

[whynot]

U might understood how its like to be havier but not how its like to suffer from mental health issues that causes to emotional eating.he bounched back quickly, but u cant decide to be depressed or whatever and then after a few months to change it (most likely)

[sim_aware]

That is commitment! Recently found a simulation for nutritional health that was fun to run with our students. @

[lacarantona]

Be careful! The older you get, the more difficult it get‘s to loose it again!!🙄

[comment]

yeah, i did this in 2020. For my future clients... 😂

[buffycleaveland]

It's cool but maybe he just wanted a break

[markrogowin]

Although he is an athlete from childhood his rapid weight gain is putting his heart, kidney and liver at great risk for permanent damage and the risks outweigh the benefits. Raising your blood sugar and caloric intake and gaining 14 pounds monthly is dangerous regardless of the weight loss afterword. Russian routlette.

[peacheskong]

If that was how he started, alright but now how to go back? The mindset is still not the same as someone who got into that situation due to depression or illness. ORRRR he's secretly suffering from bulimia or something and found a way to cover this up, lol.

[KnowYourDestiny-rx]

his wife when he gained weight didn’t want to be intimate with him that clearly show his wife doesn’t love him for whom he is

[abox]

Homie gonna fuck up his body over time.

[debbiemouat]

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[jahkillk]

The question is how did he gain on that weight

[Shay-bpyt]

Short term heroin use is better than a lifetime of obesity.

[DragonBornGirl]

You dont need to do it to understand and help. Even if what he is doing is good, let's say (which I don't think it is), the fact hes doing it more than once is unecessary and weird. I have a mental.illness and i went from.someone super active to slightly overweight but still active and im still trying to lose (addicted to sweets tho).

[di]

When you get fat they don’t like you. When you get skinny they like you. Whoever they are??? 🤔