America Gets Paid To Lose Weight

PRLog (Press Release) - Oct 02, 2008 -
Currently, hundreds of men and women across the country are enrolled in an Online Weight Loss Challenge. Each challenge lasts 12 weeks and every week during the challenge participants log on to a webinar teleconference. Each webinar session is a 30 minute class that covers a different weight loss topic each week. Each participant is assigned a personal coach for encouragement and weight loss tips. Past participants claim to  have lost weight, reached their weight loss goals and kept their weight off for good.

Participants must pay $29.99 to enter the challenge and all moneys are awarded to the top three losers, who are awarded a cash payout. The average payout is approximately $1,200 in cash and prizes, divided among the top 3 weight losers. Average participants are said to lose 30 lbs. and 30 inches in the 12-week class, with the top prize being $600 dollars. Participants are sectioned into groups of 40 to allow for a greater amount of winners. All participants are instructed to log in to the website and upload their image and record their measurements, to ensure fair participation.

The website http://weightloss-rid-cellulite.com where interested parties sign up for the challenge, proclaims “Everywhere you look it is the same advice “All you have to do is eat less and exercise more.” You don’t need anymore of the same old, useless, impractical weight loss advice.” The challenge focuses on the fact that participants are part of a large connection of people with the same desire and ultimate goal, to lose unwanted pounds. Prizes are in place to create a healthy sense of competition and desire to succeed, which might not exist otherwise.  

Anyone can enter and participate from home with their computer and phone. The next upcoming Online Weight Loss Challenge,12 week course, starts on Tuesday, October 7th at: 8pm EST, 5pm PST. Amanda McCusker from Cherry Hill, New Jersey says “I love the Online Weight Loss Challenge, it makes me accountable without being embarrassed or ashamed of my weight.”