From Fat Lolli to 6 Pack Lolli: The Ultimate Transformation Story

I'm very much into fitness & there is zero inspiration from this. Should be called "the transformation into an even bigger bigot".

After all this man went through, after he spent all the money he did, after he surrounded himself DAILY with all those fitness and health people, FOR OVER 1.5 YEARS, the first thing Tony did when the body show was over, was to sneak away and go eat a burger.

Really?

So Tony seemingly learned nothing about food and how the fake foods he previously ate were a significant factor in him being overweight and obese and doing a lot of damage inside his body which he cannot see.

Perhaps the education on food was not enough or clear enough? I think this guy may well end up back where he was, and if he has a food addiction, which many people have without realizing it (including myself), he will put on the pounds again.

Did he keep going to the gym, every day, once the show was over? Or 2-3 times a week? Or at all?

There was one telling moment of his mindset, when his wife was explaining that he would deny her attention because he was so committed to his goal. And he explained, I knew I had to sacrifice some things in order to get to my goal in a short time, rather than take longer. Then "once it was out of the way, I can get back to living normally".

This mindset shows that Anthony doesn't understand that he has to KEEP doing all that he did (but perhaps with less intensity since he doesn't need to lose weight, compete in a show, etc., anymore), FOR THE REST OF HIS LIFE. This should not have been a one time thing, which Anthony seems to have treated it as it was.

I hope since the show he has kept the weight off and stopped eating garbage, because that undoes all he has achieved.

Dude's a mega millionaire. Of course he can lose 125 pounds in 9 months when he can afford a personal trainer and a dietitian and eat organic everything and work out all day long because he doesn't have a real job since he sold his company for millions.

I want to see documentary that profiles a normal person with a 40k/yr and a 9-5 job - THAT is inspirational.

There's some pretty explicit body and operative stuff in here that had me turn off the movie. Just didn't want to see hanging fat, and... You get the point. It was relatively interesting until then.

If the explicit stuff (not sex), doesn't bother you then you might find something of interest here.

I do want to take exception with one viewer who had an issue with the guy sneaking to get a burger. No one goes through all that, sees a new person in the mirror and goes back. No one. So get off your high horse. Why you would even assume a single burger spells disaster is beyond me.

This guy clearly can't get enough of himself....shot after shot of him working out, posing, talking about how amazing he is at everything. If anyone else speaks, it's usually about how amazing he is. Good for him for having enough money and time to hire a bunch of trainers to help him power through that much weight loss in 9 months. Just don't expect him to impart any meaningful training or dietary info to help you on your own fitness journey. Wife needs help with the kids? Nope, gotta hit the gym and take more video of myself working out. If you're up for watching 90 minutes of self indulgent instagram posts strung together into a "documentary," then this is for you.