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I think Mark has lost weight but not as much as he should have considering the usual amount of training.
For a man of his size, the weight should be absolutely falling off him. I just wish it could happen for his knees really as they look so painful. Perhaps he isn't doing that much training because of his knees? This would make sense to me as his routines feel 'light' on content when he is obviously capable of much more. Does he want to leave? |
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He should throw a sickie, thats good for another week.
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There would be complete uproar if he did that. I think he should though to make a point, if he gets through this week of course.
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Yes throw a sickie next week if he gets through! He has lost a lot of weight as people do in the first few weeks but the main bulk will take ages to shift.
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I think Mark has lost weight but not as much as he should have considering the usual amount of training.
For a man of his size, the weight should be absolutely falling off him. I just wish it could happen for his knees really as they look so painful. Perhaps he isn't doing that much training because of his knees? This would make sense to me as his routines feel 'light' on content when he is obviously capable of much more. Does he want to leave? As for his knees, he damaged them very badly second week of rehearsal and was given the chance of leaving. Mark loves Strictly so much he decided to not make a fuss and shoulder on but with no lifts and not as much rise and fall. |
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Originally Posted by jinx2;69939645[B
]He may be a big man but he is also quite fit (you can not star in a West End show if you are not[/b]) and therefore weight will not just "fall off", saying that he has lost over 2 stone.
As for his knees, he damaged them very badly second week of rehearsal and was given the chance of leaving. Mark loves Strictly so much he decided to not make a fuss and shoulder on but with no lifts and not as much rise and fall. No matter what physical shape you are, you can be in good metabolic health, and that effects how quickly you loose weight when starting a physically demanding regime. Big or small, if you are not use to much physical exertion, then the moment you start doing intense (or any) training every day the weight drops off. Big or small, if your body is used to moving around a lot and you have a higher level of metabolic fitness, then that body will be slower in loosing weight when upping that physical exertion. Or to put it concisely Mark already had reasonable level of metabolic health and you cannot judge someones fitness by their size. You certainly cannot assume someone who is 'big' is unfit. This is now a proven fact. But anecdotally, as a runner, hiker, and long distance cyclist, I have seen many 'slim' people, who can barely run half a mile before falling on the floor in agony and breathlessness. Only to be passed by the 'fatty' who carries on to run 7+ miles, 3 or 4 times a week. These 'fatties' I train with don't loose weight either, but that's not their goal. They are a heck of a lot fitter than the majority of 'slim' people out there, for whom it would be automatically assumed are healthy. |
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What a silly, ignorant thread. But I agree with this post.
No matter what physical shape you are, you can be in good metabolic health, and that effects how quickly you loose weight when starting a physically demanding regime. Big or small, if you are not use to much physical exertion, then the moment you start doing intense (or any) training every day the weight drops off. Big or small, if your body is used to moving around a lot and you have a higher level of metabolic fitness, then that body will be slower in loosing weight when upping that physical exertion. Or to put it concisely Mark already had reasonable level of metabolic health and you cannot judge someones fitness by their size. You certainly cannot assume someone who is 'big' is unfit. This is now a proven fact. But anecdotally, as a runner, hiker, and long distance cyclist, I have seen many 'slim' people, who can barely run half a mile before falling on the floor in agony and breathlessness. Only to be passed by the 'fatty' who carries on to run 7+ miles, 3 or 4 times a week. These 'fatties' I train with don't loose weight either, but that's not their goal. They are a heck of a lot fitter than the majority of 'slim' people out there, for whom it would be automatically assumed are healthy. |
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I'm glad he's shouldered on
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What a silly, ignorant thread. But I agree with this post.
No matter what physical shape you are, you can be in good metabolic health, and that effects how quickly you loose weight when starting a physically demanding regime. Big or small, if you are not use to much physical exertion, then the moment you start doing intense (or any) training every day the weight drops off. Big or small, if your body is used to moving around a lot and you have a higher level of metabolic fitness, then that body will be slower in loosing weight when upping that physical exertion. Or to put it concisely Mark already had reasonable level of metabolic health and you cannot judge someones fitness by their size. You certainly cannot assume someone who is 'big' is unfit. This is now a proven fact. But anecdotally, as a runner, hiker, and long distance cyclist, I have seen many 'slim' people, who can barely run half a mile before falling on the floor in agony and breathlessness. Only to be passed by the 'fatty' who carries on to run 7+ miles, 3 or 4 times a week. These 'fatties' I train with don't loose weight either, but that's not their goal. They are a heck of a lot fitter than the majority of 'slim' people out there, for whom it would be automatically assumed are healthy. |
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Let's be charitable. Inside every great big fat person a couple of thin people could be trying to get out.
He's deposited a lot of fat around his viscera in the male pattern, and it's not the first to shift. |
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I'm not ignorant, I am generally well informed thanks very much. His knees are screwed because of his weight. Simple as that.
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Does he want to leave?
I don't think I've ever seen someone be like "YES, I want to dance it again" and actually sound like he means it when Tess asks that generic question.
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He basically asked to go in yesterday's show...
I don't think I've ever seen someone be like "YES, I want to dance it again" and actually sound like he means it when Tess asks that generic question.He also looked to be in some pain, not entirely surprisingly. |
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That was how it struck me as well. He looked tired and ready to go out on a routine that he appears well aware is as good as he's going to get.
He also looked to be in some pain, not entirely surprisingly. He struggled going up the stairs to the Tesspit. I think he wants/needs to have some time to recuperate from his injury to his knees. If he stays he will soldier on though and do his best because he would never let Iveta down. Sadly I hope he goes tonight - and I will be sad if he does because it will be very dull without him. |
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Would he be allowed to take a week out if he gets through? Presumably, they would have to let him take one as Natalie has had this privilege.
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I'm not ignorant, I am generally well informed thanks very much. His knees are screwed because of his weight. Simple as that.
Weight gain can sometimes be the symptom, not the cause. |
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Marks knees could be screwed (before the dance and that's why he hurt them in training) and that is why he has put on weight! Have you ever thought of that?
Weight gain can sometimes be the symptom, not the cause. |
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Marks knees could be screwed (before the dance and that's why he hurt them in training) and that is why he has put on weight! Have you ever thought of that?
Weight gain can sometimes be the symptom, not the cause. |
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Those were my thoughts too. People can be very judgemental without knowing the medical facts and some on here think they are medical experts. If someone has injured their knees it is very difficult to excercise and lose weight
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Would he be allowed to take a week out if he gets through? Presumably, they would have to let him take one as Natalie has had this privilege.
). She fainted on the Saturday afternoon in final dress rehearsals and was back training on Monday afternoon. I'm pleased Mark is through - he's a lovely bloke and I love the partnership with Iveta, but I do think he wants out now
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I don't think I've ever seen someone be like "YES, I want to dance it again" and actually sound like he means it when Tess asks that generic question.