Life after 'Loser'
January 22, 2010
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Land surveyor Danny Cahill is keeping up his diet while trying to motivate others.
By MATT GLEASON World Scene Writer
Published: 1/21/2010 2:26 AM
Last Modified: 1/21/2010 9:57 AM
Tulsaworld.com: A year before Danny Cahill entered, and eventually won, NBC’s “The Biggest Loser” contest in early December, the Broken Arrow land surveyor stood in front of 60 people and made a bold prediction.
“I feel like it’s my destiny to be on the show, win it and lose more weight than anybody ever has,” Cahill said during a self-empowerment seminar in Dallas.
Of course, those 60 people looked at Cahill -- the same man who weighed 430 pounds when he arrived at "The Biggest Loser" ranch -- and thought, "Oh, that's nice."
But Cahill was very much serious that day, so he said, "No, you guys don't understand: I'm really going to do it."
By the time Cahill won the weight-loss contest's $250,000 grand prize, he not only made good on his prediction -- he'd shed 239 pounds to weigh in at a mere 191 pounds.
Read the rest of this Tulsa World article at www.tulsaworld.com/scene/article.aspx?subjectid=425&articleid=20100121_4_D1_DnyChl784981.
By MATT GLEASON World Scene Writer
Published: 1/21/2010 2:26 AM
Last Modified: 1/21/2010 9:57 AM
Tulsaworld.com: A year before Danny Cahill entered, and eventually won, NBC’s “The Biggest Loser” contest in early December, the Broken Arrow land surveyor stood in front of 60 people and made a bold prediction.
“I feel like it’s my destiny to be on the show, win it and lose more weight than anybody ever has,” Cahill said during a self-empowerment seminar in Dallas.
Of course, those 60 people looked at Cahill -- the same man who weighed 430 pounds when he arrived at "The Biggest Loser" ranch -- and thought, "Oh, that's nice."
But Cahill was very much serious that day, so he said, "No, you guys don't understand: I'm really going to do it."
By the time Cahill won the weight-loss contest's $250,000 grand prize, he not only made good on his prediction -- he'd shed 239 pounds to weigh in at a mere 191 pounds.
Read the rest of this Tulsa World article at www.tulsaworld.com/scene/article.aspx?subjectid=425&articleid=20100121_4_D1_DnyChl784981.