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We'll all stay healthy now regime over

We'll all stay healthy now regime over
We'll all stay healthy now regime over

THE Telegraph Slimmers have vowed to stay fit and healthy beyond the end of their weight-loss challenge.

The four ambassadors for the Scunthorpe Telegraph's summer slimming club have now completed all of their weekly weigh-ins, with the pounds continuing to fall off.

Karen Eagles, 48, of Scunthorpe, recorded a loss of 1lb in the last weigh-in, held at Forest Pines Hotel and Golf Resort.

She said: "I lost another pound so I have now lost two-and-a-half stone.

"I would have been happy to lose between one and two stone so I have lost more than I was going to."

And she said she had enjoyed the 13-week challenge.

"It has been pretty good," she said.

"It has set us out on a new way of looking at diet and exercise and we are definitely going to carry it on. I won't be giving in."

Karen's husband, James Eagles, 41, gained 2lbs in weight this week but was still happy at his progress throughout the challenge.

He said: "I have lost 21lbs in total. I am quite happy with that and it is more than I thought I would lose.

"It has been worth it because I am fitter than I used to be and I can run a lot further than I used to. I have got a new pair of trainers and I am going to be running outside the gym on three or four days a week."

Chris Scruton, 58, of Scunthorpe, lost 2lbs at the last weigh-in, while Wendy Corcoran, 34, of Scunthorpe shed 1lb.

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