Can Marching 500 Miles Help Me Lose Weight? | Too Big To Walk S1 Ep1 | Only Human

[@abigailcoffey512]

Early 2000s documentaries are so comforting for some reason.

[@HBQV]

Oddly true

[@IAmErica-qv7wj]

I think it's because they aren't doing this to brag on social media, and instead of being in their phones, they're communicating with each other.

[@xXAnni3LuvsYhuXx]

Looool true 😂

[@booradley0x0]

lol TRUE!! i think it might be the narration. US docos are so dramatic and I get anxiety!

[@craig221]

Lol! I thought I was the only one

[@philipdoesrandomthings1742]

I respect Adam, he knows that he has to reach his goal, and doesn’t want to be stopped or slowed down by others.

[@Neophema]

She's on a weight loss journey, and her father brings her a cake to celebrate. I can't stand enablers.

[@SomeYouTubeGuy]

It was organic carrot cake but I'm guessing you didn't hear that as you were too busy being outraged

[@kgatlw9134]

@@SomeKZbinGuy It's still 400-500 calories a slice

[@shelbyb.9566]

@@SomeKZbinGuy organic food can still be unhealthy. And that cake was gigantic. He brought her an entire cake instead of just a small portion. Someone who is addicted to food doesn’t need a portion that size

[@SomeYouTubeGuy]

@@shelbyb.9566 I see you're too busy being outraged to actually listen to the show. He said she could share it with her friends. You know like normal people do in a group.

[@shelbyb.9566]

@@SomeKZbinGuy obviously there is missing footage to know how much she actually ate. But I don’t think it’s unreasonable to assume that someone with a food addiction would need guidance with portion control and giving someone who is actively trying to lose weight an entire cake isn’t the most supportive thing in their weight loss and progress. It’s like handing someone who’s trying to quit smoking a pack of cigarettes. You can assume they would last them a couple of days or a week or however long you want. But you didn’t give them one cigarette. You gave them a pack and they can smoke them as quickly as they want.

[@lizzieanne2002]

Kind of proud of Adam. People complaining and wanting snacks and beer so he's walking ahead away from the negativity. Comradeship can be helpful for stuff like this but not if others are dragging you down.

[@Ndstars1]

Mmm yeah. But they're all there to support and encourage each other and he's also walking away from that.

[@jaydeehoward445]

@@Ndstars1 it's not support though if they're being negative and dragging him down.

[@paxielle]

It's a shame how the lady that needed this most and wanted this most, complained the least had to leave due to medical issues...

[@meganyounger4842]

Stacey smoking through the whole trip is quite the mood

[@charlesparrish2831]

That’s nasty and stupid I know!

[@ellebelle8515]

I am in my 60s and watching the outline of this walk on a UK map thinking, what a dream vacation. Young people, don't throw away your health to this level that you can't even enjoy the best things in life.

[@oliverharris9567]

Well said

[@jenniferlloyd9574]

The young people don't realize that it's harder to lose weight once a person is older. Also, better for the young to lose weight now as an investment for their old age. Because aging is difficult enough what with losing friends and loved ones, having a harder time doing things and being closer to the end of life. Being old is a mental, emotional and physical challenge and many old people are sadly quite lonely.

[@ellebelle8515]

@@jenniferlloyd9574 This is very accurate. I am presently 64, and I already experience parts of all that you are describing. I find the losses of both parents and everyone from their generation very emotionally difficult. Health challenges will most definitely arrive at some point, but we can lessen the impact considerably by our daily health choices. Thank you for adding this.

[@alias201]

I actually want to do this. I'm not overweight, but I really want to do this. It looks like you get to see great things

[@jenijanewilliams6033]

Yep they were all whinging and we're all jealous lol

[@littleblackcar]

Same. I would totally do this!

[@jaggae9]

Yeah, is there such a thing as too much countryside in only 2 weeks? I can understand the disdain for the rain though.

[@blasianluvschocolate397]

So would i

[@sarabrown56]

Do the Appalachian trail 👣

[@mockingbirdnightingale7169]

This looks like so much fun, I would totally do this.

[@ALBUMOF2008]

Same I would love to!

[@lesley1484]

I was thinking the same thing! Would LOVE to this if we could go about 15 to 20 miles per day instead of 6.

[@nancykaminski8600]

I walked the Thames Pathway (around 200 miles) at about 15 miles a day. A wonderful experience, I want to go back to England and do some other of their fabulous walking trails. Hadrian’s Wall? The Downs Ridgeway? All beautiful.

[@indecisiveexplorer4565]

I agree. Looks like fun.

[@melmckane2913]

Agree I would love it. I wish they did a similar doc but put fit people with these people. Average people who keep fit, eat well, even older adults that could be a good example. Average People who manage to keep fit despite kids and jobs and health issues.

[@jeremycole1341]

This is so interesting. Early 2000s docs were so much more interesting and less exploitative

[@UKImmigrationLawGeek]

I think so too. There also seems to be a different sort of element as well. The idea of doing all of that walking - a journey - sounds absolutely amazing. I am not that size, but I think that I would be tempted to do something of that calibre (only if the weather was good!) I just randomly clicked on this and saw your comment. It seems like a really good show so far.

[@M5TABBYCAT]

Because it's a genuine record of so eo es journey not done for likes/subscribers etc. But because its them getting the feeling of that change not as something to show off to others

[@UKImmigrationLawGeek]

@@M5TABBYCAT I think it is a brilliant idea. Although they did not always get along, they did support one another and try to understand one another. I really liked the episode until they got to that town and others made crude comments towards them. Other than that, it was ideal.

[@alienheston5748]

For my American friends: 1 stone is 14 pounds. The entire group lost 14 pounds combined. That is the worst weight loss I've ever seen! 100 miles walked... WHAT YOU PUT IN YOUR MOUTH IS 80% OF WEIGHT LOSS!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ElectraRay21]

some even say AT LEAST 90%

[@anonmouse15]

@@user-rl6wr2ny7f Try saying that to their faces, and they'll react in genuine horror, under the impression that they'll starve to death after not eating for 8 hours. Believe me, I've tried.

[@caspergetsfit]

From the starting point to Bristol they were allowed to eat what they wanted. So no real surprise that they didn't lose much or even gained.

[@rachellebrown9830]

That's awful!!! It was not worth it.

[@samthewham6671]

They also built muscle, and the weight isn't everything, they overral got way healthier.

[@largedoglover99]

People are not kind when they are in PAIN - give EVERYONE here a break since their weight is a HUGE thing to carry around. They are all doing fantastic for their efforts.

[@Plethorality]

but they were allowed to eat exactly the same way as before.

[@largedoglover99]

@@Plethorality It's a challenge to accept a lifestyle change. The food is more than making humans heavy, it's also zapping our energy and not giving us what our bodies need. They need to come to this on their own, it makes it more of a discovery and they will appreciate themselves for coming up with it than being told it.

[@M5TABBYCAT]

You forget that it's like them carrying another person. How many of us can carry another human on our backs for the length of each day they walk

[@charlesparrish2831]

Weight is a genetic disease to;it does pass from generation to generation;it’s all about harmonies and metabolism also.

[@brigidscaldron]

Alice walks all the way to Bristol and her father brings her CAKE?

[@Plethorality]

sabotage.

[@KK001]

Lmao

[@brendashenda4249]

Ridiculous

[@halyconjoi]

That just blew my mind 😵, I kept repeating “please let there be new sneakers in that box, pleeeaaassseee!!”

[@betzg2415]

Spoilt princess.....and daddy's little cry baby.

[@adau.3923]

I was about to feel bad for her but who brings a thong to a 500 mile trek? 😂

[@drinxs505]

Someone who only like to floss alot down there.used to mess around with a chick who wore nothing but thongs so I asked her the same thing..if she likes to floss alot down there

[@hannahburke7328]

@@drinxs505 🤢 That Makes Wanna Pull My Eyeballs Out Of My Skull. 🤢

[@kathrynwitte3398]

Imagine the size of it.

[@mobutter2879]

@@kathrynwitte3398 No! Just No!😂😂😂❤️

[@Misceletric]

Thongs are literally all I wear, and I hike and walk all the time. Not a big deal ?? I don’t. Understand why people still freak out oboist thongs, it’s like not wearing underwear at all .

[@sopyleecrypt6899]

This makes me miss walking in England. Ancient rights-of-way everywhere gives amazing access to the countryside. It’s very pretty.

[@StephBer1]

I would love to walk in England through the countryside. Everything in Australia is fenced, except the outback, and you'd be insane to walk through a desert.😄

[@vanivor]

I was 30 stone at my heaviest, I'm disabled after a bike accident so I can't walk to far "one leg is 3 inch shorted" I've been massive all my life and been ill with series non weight related problems, on the 31st of October I decided to try eating one meal day eating what I want and the weight started to drop fast! I went full keto Omad after a month, Today I'm 22stone 9 pounds 💪, you can do it Omad worked for me when nothing else did

[@hazyhayza6919]

Well done what kind of meals was you having a day I tried this but found I was getting hungry some days before my meal an ended up having 2

[@Adelicows]

Very cool but keto is terrible for your health long term. You'll lose more weight eating plant based which is good for both you and the planet, and it costs much less.

[@gailhickman5843]

Wow......Well done! 👍🇬🇧

[@TheDeekay64]

@@hazyhayza6919 you need plenty of protein to not feel hungry on OMAD. Try finishing your meal with a protein shake and a handful of Brazil nuts

[@mtbpig4133]

Woolly done keep it up :)

[@purplewanderer]

I hope Jane was and is ok. She was so nice

[@onetime7408]

Yes. Poor girl.

[@a697ag]

That cellulitis looked really nasty. Poor Jane

[@Neophema]

I found her on facebook, and she's looking healthy and happy.

[@HyperSarcasticAvocado]

Crazy she'd be mid 60 now.

[@ampa4989]

@@HyperSarcasticAvocado No, I think mid fifties.

[@isabellaschaffner616]

I know that this documentary is old, but some of this people need help with them mental health, they don't believe in themselves, this makes them give up so easily.

[@billyperry7779]

Youve never been 400 lbs. Walking 6 miles when you havent walked out of the house in two years is actually a pretty miracukous feat. To do itmultiplw days in a row is pretty kickass. Imho

[@phuahnini6871]

I think a healthier diet is a better solution....after all that walk but ate fries..!!!!

[@jj5552]

Oh I would be so annoyed by Alice If I was in her walking group. Even her boyfriend said in the beginning she's a quitter.

[@ang8574]

I hope Jane is doing well and continuing with her dreams.

[@JustJacquilyn]

I dislike how they tried to slow Adam up, they are all adults trying to better their health and obviously knew the course. I mean I understand that yes, you need support but they have that from their home lives. If he feels that he can motivate himself then GO YOU! THIS is a challenge for anyone let alone overweight people but they have to want this change to really make a change by the end of the journey! Excited to keep up with this show!

[@djfally_beatz]

I love this documentary. I worked for the park service for 4 years backpacking and doing trail work. Even for people who are used to being outdoors and backpacking you are pushed to your limits without everyday amenities. So the fact that these people did this says a lot! I loved this documentary and these people will never forget it! Awesome!

[@Fionamarie0211]

Really enjoyed this, hope episode 2 comes out soon

[@vier5425]

stacey has the attitude of a 10 year old but she’s so iconic

[@beaudoz3603]

She's so funny 😁

[@Meemeeseecoo]

If ur in a calorie deficit you’ll lose weight. If ur in a calorie deficit and you walk just 2-3 miles a day you’ll lose weight at a rapid pace.

[@Mizzy3030]

This show is so ridiculous, and I absolutely love it

[@SleepingOnScissors]

I can't believe some of these people aren't even in their 30s yet.

[@cucharlie2006]

I agree. Imagine if they don’t do anything they would be morbidly obese. Then healthcare system using money for stomach bypass, when they can just eat to survive. Can the brain be trained to over eat?

[@yummyapplestroodle]

I can't believe some of these people are nearly 30 and act like a 10 year old

[@Bikey_McBeardface]

The sad thing is 15 years on, half of these people don't even look that big compared to people I see on a daily basis.

[@a697ag]

When you're crying but no tears come out. There's little 'adult' about that 27 year old

[@psychattack3381]

Yeah she was super annoying!

[@nicolemanning2582]

Bringing cake after 100-500 mile walk is like welcoming a heroin addict opioids after rehab ...WHO DOES THAT?!

[@juandertraveler1547]

Team leader is handsome, is enough motivation to go. 🤭

[@Expired1337]

11:35 can we just appreciate this man doing a lunge on one leg at over 200kg? Bruh

[@alias201]

So he weighs roughly 135kg more than me and I couldn't even imagine getting up in a lunge carrying a 10kg weight, let alone that much. He must have some crazy muscle underneath

[@Ndstars1]

@@alias201 Super obese people usually do have a lot of muscles simply because they have to carry all their weight around.

[@dani8shawn]

This is my type of show. I don't know why but I love seeing people lose weight. We had a show like this in America. It only lasted 1 season I assume you many people got injured. I'm pretty fit and will hike about every 3 months and it's challenging. I can only image being that overweight and climbing those hills.

[@UKImmigrationLawGeek]

What a great and lovely idea! The concept of a walk of that calibre seems like a challenging and excellent thing to do. It seems really ambitious and it is amazing that they are willing to embrace doing something about their weight. The scenery looks lovely. I would prefer a B & B as opposed to tents. I am so glad that I clicked on this. The cameraperson also had a challenging role!

[@jaydeehoward445]

I'm guessing it was tents because they didn't know how car they would get each day and so couldn't boom ahead.

[@UKImmigrationLawGeek]

@@jaydeehoward445 With the tents, it looked as if someone (ie the crew) had gone ahead and prepared really ornate and lovely food for them. I guess they had to have some general idea of where they would be stopping. I think the B & B's were designed to be some for mof "reward" for them.

[@LilannB]

Not surprised about Alice. On Day 2 she took a cab to a hotel. On Day 3 she was driven to camp and "put to bed". She was not psychologically committed to the process.

[@InvisibleCitizen]

Possibly but fasting is a great viable option. When an over weight person fast the body changes over to burning reserves. I was 50 lbs over weight for many years but when my aortic heart valve gave out I went to replacement surgery. As I recovered I was not hungry but I needed 160 grams of protein every day for recovery. Within about 6 weeks I had lost the fifty lbs. Oh! And I did not starve!!!

[@charlotteb3887]

Jane is an actual sweetheart, what a pragmatic woman

[@lobserve1]

A massive exercise program for morbidly obese people does more harm than good. This will teach them to hate exercise. Small rounds of exercise and teaching them proper eating habits would be much more beneficial.

[@jenniferwoolrich944]

It's called a challenge

[@smittywerbenjaegermanjensen]

It's supposed to instill confidence and change their mind about what they can do.

[@psychattack3381]

I agree. I’m not nearly this big and I would struggle with a 6 mile walk.

[@Tipperary757]

The comaraderie + beautiful scenery is inspirational. Something has to change in their luves - to stretch themselves. Completing this would be a real success building self-confidence.

[@flagbabygirl]

Where is the other episodes ? Started watching and it leaves you hanging ?

[@rosanoelle5649]

23:46 the irony when alice spent the first several days whinging and causing melodrama

[@ClocloX]

I love this! We need episode 2 ❤️

[@UKImmigrationLawGeek]

I agree with you 100%.

[@KaityJane1995]

It’s up I think ☺️

[@OKBgosh]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hprSqKumrplmbdU The next one in this series I think, if that's what you mean! I don't know if there was ever another season though.

[@UKImmigrationLawGeek]

@@OKBgosh The concept for the show is excellent - this has really captivated me.

[@Tina06019]

This seems kind of dangerous. At least they are young. I would have people start on flat terrain, preferably for about two weeks. Hayley is quite brave for walking on her blistered feet. Ouch! Jane’s cellulitis did not surprise me - she was, I believe, the oldest of the walkers.

[@miekekuppen9275]

I wish they would´ve taught them how to deal with blisters and made sure they had suitable footwear. So much of the pain and stress could´ve been avoided with better prep. That´s not aimed at the participants but at whoever organized this.

[@cg9616]

A great idea and Hardly dangerous these folks weren’t on desert islands but in a highly developed country with GPs/hospitals/ emergency services available at the end of a phone plus full physical examinations before, during and after the walk.

[@pagonabarbata1364]

I'd like to see a follow-up episode to see what these people look like today.

[@Ivy-hy9bl]

Hi I'm just reading through the comments and that, I'm Hayley's little girl and in 18 now. My mum got really tiny but has fluctuated through the years.

[@slurp447]

​@@Ivy-hy9blawesome

[@truthseeker8658]

This is literally the worst way to lose weight, but it is the best way to get injured.

[@kenn1936]

Well done all those who pushed themselves through this with a smile on their faces. I know it must have been so difficult for them. Dieting and weightless is NEVER easy, exercising while large is about 30 x worse than a normal size. Swimming is the only type of exercise that holds your weight while you move. I hope they keep it going.

[@anetaangelova3573]

Having so much intense walking without changing dietary habits could be very dangerous.

[@ashleighclark6866]

Good on Jane! She wants to change for the better even when facing a serious infection.

[@prittykitty1985]

This just shows that weight is lost in the kitchen, not the gym, or on a hike. I've lost 15lbs since the new year, just by dieting.

[@deeprollingriver5820]

Weight loss should not involve torture. BUT you need too learn how to be ok with being hungry. And that’s what people cannot do.

[@briesthoughts2261]

Stacey is so young minded. :( Alice seemed unprepared for the journey.

[@sterlingforbes3872]

It's a bunch of walking till one dude says he's psychic with healing powers.

[@jackyblue67same10]

Alice quit & took the whole cake with her lolololol

[@hollywarehouse7938]

We don’t all have family to greet us. I’m the only person left... I’d die to have one person left. This girl is very fortunate, and doesn’t know it.

[@pacarhearne579]

That's sad but true

[@OakieDokey31]

I love the fact that with each episode you watch the slowest gets picked on and slagged off until they leave. Then when have left the next slowest, who was was initially slagging off the old slowest, gets picked on by the rest of the group and is upset no one is supporting them. Case in point for Haley in the next episode.

[@denisegill1549]

He said ;"stacey admits she is lazy "🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nld8985]

Bruh.... They walked half a mile and wanna reward themselves . . . With beer?!?!

[@kittyfox7]

Wow where they are hiking looks gorgeous! It reminds me of Alaska in the south east

[@aclark903]

#Devon

[@moewilson4605]

Is there only the one fitness guy with the group? You really need two. One that stays with the leaders and the other that stays and motivates the stragglers.

[@angietyndall7337]

The Rocky Mountains give a good hike and many people love doing it here. However, the Rocky Mountain state in which I live in is above sea level, so if you live at sea level it will be more difficult, because you'll have fewer Red Blood Cells with Hemoglobin to carry Oxygen.

[@Mountainlover1111]

Maaaan. Checking into a hotel shoulda been disqualification

[@shoujobarton7692]

I'm a child! Pitching a tent especially into the wind will never not be funny😂🤣😂 I was talking bad about Alice's boyfriend not having confidence in her but... Alice😒

[@nevilleaplin7888]

i was 20 stone+ i started walking everyday healthey eating plan weight start dropping off it gets easier as time goes dont quit end back beginning again 6 stone lighter now 3 years later keep going.

[@SavannahSteel]

Cellulitis is absolutely lethal. She’s taking it like an absolute champ. I’ve had septicemia from two or three different infections in my lifetime and it’s so difficult. She’s a trooper.

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

Stigma is a fundamental cause of health inequalities, and obesity stigma is associated with significant physiological and psychological consequences, including increased depression, anxiety and decreased self-esteem. It can also lead to disordered eating, avoidance of physical activity and avoidance of medical care.

[@ratking927]

I think viewers forget we’re seeing all these people at their worst. It’s very easy to judge but what they’re doing is commendable and I hope the best for all of them

[@elaine3642]

I would love to do something like this. I am about 83 pounds over weight. I said I would do boot camp again if I was given the chance. Joined Army Reserve when I was 19. Long way from 19, 30 years, but that was the best shape I was ever in.

[@blasianluvschocolate397]

I'm 46 pounds overweight..I'm 165 pounds but suppose to weigh 119..

[@geoffreyboyling615]

I notice that some of the walkers are wearing hiking boots, including Hayley, the girl with the blisters I would only wear boots like that for rough hillwalking; for a walk like that they would have been better in trail shoes

[@Bikey_McBeardface]

They are probably concerned about support, if you roll your ankle at that size you cant just walk it off, But I do agree if you aren't that heavy and/or not packing a lot of gear, tail shoes (or even good quality running shoes) are the way to go.

[@nellepolansky300]

I have a feeling they are also not broken in.

[@miekekuppen9275]

They seemed unprepared in general. Why hadn´t they at least been told to build up to being able to walk 5 miles comfortably, starting 2 months previous? That would´ve shown them which underwear was going to chafe, what footwear would and wouldn´t cause problems (seriously: people that heavy in hiking boots need insoles) and saved them a lot of pain. Add one rest day a week where they go swimming or something and they probably would´ve had a lot less issues. But of course making people suffer and shouting at them makes for better tv.

[@geoffreyboyling615]

@@miekekuppen9275 I remember a TV program about this sort of thing a few years ago - finding unfit people and taking them from an urban environment to go on a long - ish walk in remote country One of the organisers/instructors was very disgusted. He said that all the gear was sorted and issued 3 months ago, but most of them haven't made any effort to help themselves; very few of them have broken in their boots, and some of the kit is still in its plastic bags

[@miekekuppen9275]

@@geoffreyboyling615 That would be terribly frustrating but at least the experts would have been seen taking their responsibilities seriously and it would´ve been people´s own choice. You can´t expect sedentary folks to know what´s important during exercise without even telling them. Plus mentioning recommended prep would be helpful for viewers who´d like to get more active themselves.

[@katecarlisle8383]

I'm just not sure doing a walk like this is wise when people are so obese.

[@ozgal6929]

The last who had the leg swelling and had to quit is showing signs of myxedema also above her eyelids. This means she is suffering severe undiagnosed hypothyroidism which explains alot of her weight gain. I had severe primary hypothyroidism and nearly died as I went into a myxedemic coma. I may be wrong but the type of swelling is exactly how mine was and the non pitting Edema in her legs is a sign of this also. I am 6 ft tall with a solid build and only went up to 92 kgs at my top weight, which is pretty good considering my endocrinologists said i had no thyroid function for two years. It took 2 years to get better and be back at about 72 kgs, which is skinny for my large bone structure.

[@TheMightyOdin]

I’m not watching the video. I’m just here to answer the question in the title. “Yes.”

[@MegaBabygal1]

LOL

[@Omegapootytang]

Same lol can't believe they really made it pass .2 miles

[@denisegill1549]

Alice is too damn lazy and is seekinf sympathy

[@onetime7408]

Yes. I am 20 mins in and she is very annoying!

[@juandertraveler1547]

Atleast she has an encouraging boyfriend and a sweet dad. 🙂

[@KylieRos3]

I would love to do a 500 mile walk!

[@blasianluvschocolate397]

Same

[@henryfine5538]

I hate walking. I walk every day at work. I'd do a 500 mile bike ride but not walking.

[@zashorion2114]

Damn I think this proves fitness and health is predominantly affected by mindset

[@Tipperary757]

Trauma and genes also have effects.

[@NoNopeAndNo]

"I can go without lunch & dinner, but I need my breakfast!" How do you know? 🙄

[@2006athena]

Alice is the MOST dramatic person in this Annoying

[@josephprendergast771]

Imagine doing this from US east coast to west. The UK is the size of Maine.

[@Peace.Beyond.All.Understanding]

It’s interesting how when one of them falls from exhaustion, the others are so quick to judge and criticise, telling them they just need to toughen up etc. it’s like they start to project their own self hatred onto the one that’s fallen, not recognising it’s that same inner voice of judgment that has kept them stress eating for decades, unable to accept and love themselves. The ego is very interesting to observe.

[@toscadonna]

Fasting and walking are the easiest ways to lose weight. I lost 26 lbs in 17 days fasting 3 days, steak refeed, fast 2 days, steak refeed, fast 3 days, etc., until you get to desired weight. Go walk around slowly when you’re fasting. I’d walk slowly for a couple of hours down by the river just enjoying nature, and I’d lose between 2 and 4 lbs per day. Drink salt and potassium chloride in your water if you get to feeling dizzy. Then keep fasting and walking.

[@HopelessSinner]

The crazy thing is, Alice was probably one of the smallest of the group, but she complained *the* *most* out of everybody!!

[@sueme1954]

What a wonderful wonderful idea!! I would LOVE to do something like this in a group!! Shoe companies should help sponsor.

[@henryfine5538]

Why??? Just because they're a shoe company they HAVE to get involved????

[@claudiamariebermudez6727]

Some folks rather die than change

[@caitlinlyons8376]

What’s the point of this massive trek like that when they go to restaurants every night.

[@SavannahSteel]

Right!

[@gailhickman5843]

Your heart is about as big as your own clenched fist. Imagine the strain on these peoples hearts, keeping bodies that size going. Heart attacks just waiting in the shadows................

[@RcMich]

I feel like they're already looking better at the end of the episode, their faces are less swollen and they seem healthier.

[@mappingandnapping]

He's on his way! From misery to happiness today!

[@Apoemortwo]

Are more episodes going to be uploaded?

[@Alskdoenfkemfnek]

Are the other parts of this series available?

[@loriegonta3622]

I am sorry...Alice is bleating on about someone else...sorry girl, you had been driven twice to the first two campsites..

[@charlesmartinjr3971]

I'm only ten minutes in, but Adam seems to be The Man. If that changes by the end, I'll edit this. ;-)

[@marjorienicolay3462]

I am loving this, where is the next episode?

[@sallygomez1044]

Omg that poor massage therapist, having to rub the hair on that guy's back!

[@mariannea7523]

Does anyone know if Jane ever did manage to lose some weight and start a family?

[@whome4851]

That stacy lady complains too much, shut up and keep going lady.

[@brigidscaldron]

F-I got RESPECT! I would have cried the whole damn time. Lol

[@gailjohnson6892]

Hiking the Appalachian Trail (2000 miles) is a backpacking trail. There are towns about every week where you can resupply your food and get a good feed. The average weight loss is 50 pounds. At the end of the trek most look very very fit.

[@mairiconnell8760]

Poor wee soul three years isolated with her two children. It is 2021 and we are in the midst of a pandemic. I have been in isolation now for over 15 months. I was in isolation before the pandemic really struck as I required an organ transplant. So many will be shouting at the TV at how pathetic they are. I wonder if they are in more stoic now.

[@bethanyhunt2704]

Wow, that Alice is still about 6 years old. No resilience at all.

[@darlingscastle]

walking 500 miles, and putting on weight. That's great.

[@samthewham6671]

It's the combination of built muscle and the wrong food

[@nevilleaplin7888]

great watch

[@Voodoorai]

*Adhesive skin. That's where it's at!* Waterproof, cut to size, thicker than band-aids, comes in big squares. I won't do distance walking or new shoes without them. I get blisters just by thinking about them. Adhesive skin has changed my life. 🙃