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Question Posted Saturday September 6 2008, 5:45 pm

In the biggest loser
i heard that jilian michaels[[The trainer]] was fat?


is it true?


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ellegirl606 answered Sunday September 7 2008, 1:08 am:
Yes, she used to be. This is what Wikipedia says:

"She began her career in exercise because she was considerably overweight before her teenage years (although not to the same extent as the contestants she whips into shape now). As a young adult, her mother enrolled her in a martial arts class, which was a new beginning for Jillian. Thereafter she dedicated herself to helping the overweight transform their lives and their bodies for the better."

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