The second round was a test of knowledge, with a family member answering the questions and the legends being the brawn. How are you related to your teammates? I guess our strategy was to put up the person with the smallest weight loss percentage this week, which was Nathaniel. At the same time, the Honda Civic Type R had to go through a 50km course. Round 5 was step-ups, with the least done in one minute being knocked out. They subsequently weighed in during the Week 1 episode, revealing that they had all gained substantial weight. This week has been a breakthrough week, as not only have I achieved a great weight loss of 8.7kgs, I have finally been awarded the Biggest Loser of the Week, which means my name will be written in gold alongside a history of past champions. After six minutes, Joe dropped, handing the victory to Nathaniel. In Week 10, Joe won a 1kg advantage at the Major Challenge, and he could keep it or give away. After seven hours, the contestants were given the option to leave the room, and forgo the chance at this immunity, and everyone bar Meg, Joe & Lara did so. Week 6 - Loser Legends' Supercontest: The families were represented in the three rounds by their respective loser legends. Sorry it's small quality. After their training session, the contestants made a challenge for the trainers to determine who the fittest trainer. The Biggest Loser: Change Your Life is a paperback book published by Hardie Grant Trade on 1 March 2007[15] and offers exercises, healthy diets and eating plans based on those used by the contestants. The prize for the winner was to spend some time on Cockatoo Island with a loved one. For. Meg's second fridge contained a Black Forest Cake worth 750 cal, and she found the immunity in her freezer, which saved her from the week's double elimination. All of the teams except the Challenors played, with Sarah from the Moons being the first person to give up on a course, the sixth, which was Peking Duck. Week 2 - Strength: One member from each family must curl a bar on Hayley's count until one person fails to achieve the pace and was therefore eliminated. Week 6 - Loser Legends' Supercontest: The families were represented in the three rounds by their respective loser legends. Joe won immunity by losing 2.6kg, and Meg actually put on 4.0kg as she previously consumed over 4000 calories at temptation; however Joe consumed over 3000, but managed to pull a big enough number. The family with the biggest percentage weight loss also wins $100,000. Seasons one to three of the show were filmed in Terrey Hills, one of the northern suburbs of Sydney. The final round was a simple head-on race - the last man or woman standing would win immunity, and the loser would be knocked out. Steve Willis (a.k.a. The second was knowledge, with Joe vs Jarrod. Lara had a meltdown when she couldn't hold on for much longer when at 19km/h in order to catch up to Joe, and stopped the treadmill. The contest this week suited me right down to the ground, as it involved sawing logs into various sizes and weights. In Round 2, the contestants took it in turns to lift a bar as many times in one minute, with the lowest count being knocked out, which was Sharlene. After ten minutes, whoever had the most balls in their rack won and got to stay in the game. Meanwhile, friends have started an online fundraiser at YouCaring.com to provide Brewer-Gurganious and her daughter financial aid in the wake of their sudden loss, to help them have time to grieve. In the first round, the contestants had to keep pace with the Commando's count and squatted, with the first person to lose count being knocked out, which was Sarah. If they mismatched two boxes, they had to eat a 100 cal. After six courses, Jarrod from the Duncans and Sharlene from the Westrens were left and had to eat a Chinese delicacy - two "thousand-year eggs" to win family immunity for their team. In the second round, ten questions were asked, each banking twenty seconds in which the champions had to shoulder press weights - the boys pressing 17.5kg and Lara pressing 12.5kg. The Biggest Loser Families 2011 - before and after 20 Images The Biggest Loser Families 2011 - a journey in pictures. Sarah Moon, who is in a team with cousins Kellie, Jodie and Rebecca in the Australian weight loss reality show, said. Trainer Bob Harper wrote on Facebook Friday: Such sad news about a Biggest Loser family member passing so unexpectedly. At the 200m mark, they had to load on an extra four suitcases of weight to their train and pull it a further 200m to the finish line. Week 7 - The families were previously warned of an impending surprise elimination, and after the contest, they were told that it would come at the challenge. Week 3 - The families had to work together to collect one tonne's worth of sand in sandbags which carried 1015kg each within them and run it across the parade ground to a scale. Week 12 - There was no temptation due to the return of the eliminated contestants. First, to get the pieces they needed, they had to dig holes to get under various holes to get to the pieces which consisted of the pole itself, 4 sandbags and the flag pole stand. The show premiered to rather soft numbers receiving 897,000. Week 13 - There was no temptation due to it being the final week. The contestant who consumes the most calories will win immunity. In the next episode, Joe won the challenge and they broke the world record set by the Americans by one minute (according to Hayley). Week 9 - Immunity Week: As singles, a surprise weigh-in took place instead. Due to their contest win, the Challenors had a minute knocked off their time. Lara went first with her 80-second time limit, doing 49 sit-ups. The prize money pool for this season was at the most $300,000. This week has been a breakthrough week, as not only have I achieved a great weight loss of 8.7kgs, I have finally been awarded the Biggest Loser of the Week, which means my name will be written in gold alongside a history of past champions. The Biggest Loser Families Australia 2011: First Look (#2) (2010) CQtvNetwork | Presentation 3.18K subscribers Subscribe 66K views 12 years ago Your first look at the 2011 season of. There are therefore six champions - Kellie, Lara, Leigh, Rebecca, Sarah & Sharlene. Emma Duncan was crowned the Biggest Loser 2011, with a total weight loss of 62.1kg (46.38%). In the second round, it was a 100m egg and spoon race. Each family team had six five-litre buckets and two ten-litre buckets at their disposal. In Round 2, the remaining champions had to run 2km on a treadmill, with an incline of 15. Meg Duncan has revealed that she owes her life to The Biggest Loser. Lil Damo xxoo. Meg chose tuna in springwater out of the five. In addition, Hayley told the remaining four contestants they all have immunity for the week without any catch. Week 8: Instead of families weighing in, Hayley first showed the contestants how much weight they all lost by showing the a gigantic tank full of fat onto the scale and revealed to be 509.9kg. Best Perth pubs for pre-footy beers or a cheeky cocktail, West Australian Newspapers Limited 2023. Sarah came in third and took the orange juice (300ml). In the second round, Champions had to pick five 10-kilo bags up off the other end of the swimming pool floor and take them back to the start. List of The Biggest Loser Australia episodes, "The Biggest Loser Series 3 Have you got what it takes? Week 5 - The families were engaged in a four-way tug of war, with the aim being to collect as many flags as team members from their corner of a mud pit. At the end of the third round, Nathaniel beat out Lara, and stayed in the competition, sending her home. Catch ewes all later Week 12 - Eliminated Players Return: The eliminated contestants again weighed in at home, with the person from each family with the highest percentage weight loss returning to camp to compete in the contest. It also introduced a new female trainer, Tiffiny Hall. The second round was won by Rebecca, with 22 balls in her rack. Meg was the third to fall off when she couldn't hold on any longer, with Kellie falling off in fourth, and Lara falling off in fifth. The Biggest Loser 108K subscribers The Black Team reunites with their families at home, after the Blue Team sent them home for the week. Joe managed to last 980m, as opposed to Lara's 400m, and as a result he won the advantages for himself, and in a shocking move, he picked Rebecca for the extra kilo, which ultimately pushed Damien under the yellow line (by 800grams). Ten confirmed during August 2012 that The Biggest Loser Australia would return for an eighth season in 2013. He managed to do 53 presses in his time. In the first round, the champions answered questions on nutrition. There's tragic news about one of "The Biggest Loser's" past contestants. Season 5 began on Sunday 31 January 2010 at 6:30pm on Ten. In Week 7, Jodie was eliminated by the Westrens due to being a part of the losing team in the obstacle course challenge. Week 2 - The families were sat at picnic tables and had to individually decide whether to play temptation, which involved ten different traditional picnic snacks hidden in picnic baskets, with calorific values up to and including 2,000 calories. Biggest Loser star Damien Gurganious has died aged just 38. The families included in this season are the Duncan Family, the Westren Family, the Challenor Family and The Moon Family. The sixth season of the Australian version of the original NBC reality television series The Biggest Loser, known as The Biggest Loser Australia: Families, premiered on 30 January 2011 on Network Ten. The Challenors narrowly won, and took an extra 2kg into the weigh-in, without which, the super-family would have won. The family with the biggest percentage weight loss also wins $100,000. One all were collected, they had to head into the water past a marked buoy and swim 100 meters to the other end of the beach where there was a bucket containing their flag. [8] The season premiered on 13 September 2015. Week 13: Man vs Machine - The contestants (excluding Leigh but including Michelle) had to run a 5km trek to the finish line as a team. Damien Gurganious, one of the contestants on "The Biggest Loser: Couples 2," died on Nov. 24 after suffering inoperable bleeding in his brain due to . For every one they got wrong, their trainers, who were sat in boats on a swimming pool, had to put four buckets of water in their boat. Week 8 - Part 2: Triathlon - First up was an 800m kayak race - the contestants had to kayak 200m to a buoy and back, doing this leg twice, with the top six moving on. Leigh chose the correct basket and was presented with a choice - keep the A$25,000, which was from the Biggest-Losing family's prize money, and leave Camp Biggest Loser immediately, or leave the cash and stay on Camp. As a result, she was the one who returned home for 24 hours and was safe at the weigh-in for Week 5. Week 11 - None: Due to the Sydney to Hobart challenge, there was no contest in Week 11. On 16 May it was revealed that the 2009 season of the Biggest Loser was the last to feature host Ajay Rochester. The Champions were allowed to pick one helper from their team to help their cause in the Contest, with Emma, Lara, Kellie and Nathaniel respectively being selected. Week 6 - The families had to pick teams of three for this challenge, and one of the people had to be their loser legend. Dubbed "The Next Generation", every team will be made up of a parent-child team. Challenor credited the show with saving both his life and his marriage. Challenor, who has lost more than 30kg, said his gall bladder flared after he ate steak and vegetables cooked alongside sausages. The first two to reach 2km were through to the sky wall round. Week 7 - The contestants were presented with eleven fridge-freezers, each containing one treat ranging from 50 cal (Jelly) to 1000 cal (Banana Split). WA News Entertainment. The trainers were hoping that they would take the world title off the Americans, who managed to last 2.5 hours. He leaves behind their 2-year-old daughter, Giselle. This challenge involved holding a 1kg dumbbell above a ribbon - first to drop lost the round. "I've put a lot of pressure on my wife over the years, but I've had selective hearing. Along with former Lions quarterback Scott. Members from all teams bar the Challenors played, with Leigh from the Westrens, both Meg and Jarrod from the Duncans, and Jodie from the Moons being the ones playing. Halfway through week 8, there was a surprise weigh-in, and the winner would win Immunity. Ultimately, Damien from the Challenors beat Jarrod from the Duncans and had the power to remove one team's access to their gym and force them to eat Chinese takeaway for every meal until after the weigh-in. In Week 7, Jodie was eliminated by the Westrens due to being a part of the losing team in the obstacle course challenge. This meant that weigh-ins, contests and challenges will be taken part as singles and they'll train with their same trainers. Every three minutes, they would have to lean further back by holding onto a knot that was lower in the rope. The winner of Season 6 was Emma Duncan from the white team, trained by Tiffiny, and the winning family was the Westrens, trained by Shannan. Leigh was unable to complete the Sky Wall, leaving Lara with a much needed immunity for the week. For the supercontest, the champions had to saw a piece of wood from a log of a specific weight. The third and final round had the last two champions cut a four kilo piece of wood, give or take two hundred grams. If no-one played, Nathaniel would keep immunity as the previous holder, having been assigned it by Sam in Week 6. Week 4 - All vs. One: For the all vs. one week, the family of three weighed-in together and their total percentage weight loss was greater than the Challenors. My favorite memory of them was as Giselle started talking and learning new words, he would reward her with a huge hug and flip in the air. The Champions had to answer five questions, in order to bank 20 seconds for later, when they would have to do as many sit-ups as possible in their time limit. And the 43-year-old - who was evicted from the show on Sunday night - has had to delay surgery to give his family a chance of winning the $100,000 prize. Who will be Master of Their Domain? After each flag is collected, the round ends and one member of the team who got a flag must unclip, making the load on the remaining members increase. Nathaniel managed to get a 242 cal ice cream cone in his first fridge, with neither finding immunity in their freezers. These results reflect the overall percentages achieved by all of the contestant, in chronological order. Week 5 - The contestants played as individuals for this temptation. Lara only banked three minutes for herself, and as a result started two minutes after Joe did on the treadmill. In the final round, each question banked 1 minute, and with the time banked, they had to run as far as they could on a treadmill. Week 10 - The contestants had the opportunity to win immunity by eating little or lots of ice cream. Applications for the third season opened at the end of season 2.[1]. Joe quit at 10km/h. For the third straight time, the Duncans won the challenge. Due to uneven teams, Sharlene from the Westrens and Rebecca from the Moons sat out. Michelle Bridges Week 13 - The Tyre and Rope Supercontest: This is a three-round supercontest, with each round involving tyres or ropes. He managed to do 53 presses in his time. In its eleventh season, the show introduced new trainer Libby Babet. Two families, the Duncans and Challenors, did not eat at all in the 20 minutes. He chose to stay at Camp Biggest Loser. Week 12 - First Elimination Challenge - The eliminated contestant from each original family with the highest weight loss will return for the chance to compete again, with the two people surviving the week returning to the game with another chance at the money. The last helper standing won. Week 13: Man vs Machine - The contestants (excluding Leigh but including Michelle) had to run a 5km trek to the finish line as a team. As part of the immunity week, Hayley told the contestants the second of four immunities was given out for whoever had the highest weight loss percentage since the last weigh-in. Despite making it to the final four, she lost one of the lower percentages of the night, and came in fourth. The Challenors narrowly won, and took an extra 2kg into the weigh-in, without which, the super-family would have won. They chose Leigh from the Westrens, Jarrod from the Duncans and Kellie from the Moons. Filming for Season 4 of The Biggest Loser Australia took place on Fitzroy Island off the coast of Far North Queensland and in Sydney. In the bike leg, Sarah was still in the lead coming into the run. Unlike the American version, weight loss is measured in tenths of kilograms instead of pounds. All references to the couple were hastily edited out before the show aired. The Challenors won the final round, and as a result, brought Damien back. In the final round, the two remaining legends had to bench press a 20kg bar as many times as they could. You can find out more and change our default settings with Cookies Settings. In weeks 17, after the weigh-in, the families below the yellow line select one of their own team to face elimination. The only Westren who ate was Leigh, who ate only one chocolate button. If a contestant matched two foods, they could pick an opponent to have to eat the food. Meg was the third to fall off when she couldn't hold on any longer, with Kellie falling off in fourth, and Lara falling off in fifth. Finally, Emma dropped out at 75kg, giving Lara and Craig from the Westrens the power, which was the power to select one family who must care for a 5kg medicine ball 24 hours a day, keeping it from touching the floor including at the next major challenge. For winning the all vs. one family weigh-in, the super-family had the right to choose who's participating this contest and chose Jarrod, Kellie and Leigh to participate in their three rounds. She is also the first female winner of The Biggest Loser. However, each contestant will walk to the ice cream truck alone, meaning no body will know who took temptation or much the others ate until the end of temptation. The Biggest Loser Families is season 6 of The Biggest Loser Australia. First to drop went out, and after having 30kg in her bucket, Lisa was the first to drop. The first round was test of endurance - a 2km rowing race, with Sam winning the first round, Lisa coming second and Adro coming in third, meaning Bob got knocked out for the Westrens. It was a race to build a flag pole and raise a flag. After eating twenty cookies, she finally found both the immunity tickets and was safe for the week. Gurganious, who appeared on Season 7 of the reality weight loss show, died on Nov. 24 of a brain bleed caused by the sudden onset of idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP), a rare autoimmune disorder, his family told the magazine. The trainers were hoping that they would take the world title off the Americans, who managed to last 2.5 hours. Week 8 - Part 2: Triathlon - First up was an 800m kayak race - the contestants had to kayak 200m to a buoy and back, doing this leg twice, with the top six moving on. Hayley warned Meg that to keep her immunity, Meg must lose at least four kilos at the next weigh-in or else her immunity would be revoked. Joe won immunity by losing 2.6kg, and Meg actually put on 4.0kg as she previously consumed over 4000 calories at temptation; however Joe consumed over 3000, but managed to pull a big enough number. Meg was knocked out with a score of 1.06km covered. The season was announced during the Season 5 finale on 18 April 2010. Joe got all five questions right, and took five minutes with him into the final round. The Challenge was won by the Duncans for the second week running. Rachel is, perhaps, the most controversial winner in The Biggest Loser history. The Challenors came first, with the Westrens coming second, meaning that the race not to be last was between the Moons and the Duncans.
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