Biggest Loser Resort!!!

Valqis

I just found this online and thought it was totally cool.
The ACTUAL Biggest Loser Ranch is open for people to come and workout at! Website is below.

http://www.biggestloserresort.com/

GingerSnark

Our Rates

The rates for The Biggest Loser Resort at Fitness Ridge are broken down into weekly increments. The more weeks you reserve, the lower the weekly price.

Current Rates

Private Accommodations: A guestroom all to yourself.
One Week: $1,995
Four Weeks: $7,200 ($1,800 weekly rate)

Double Occupancy Accommodations: A double occupancy guestroom. (We can try and find you a roommate)
One Week: $1,595
Four Weeks: $5,600 ($1,400 weekly rate)

Off-site Accommodations: You stay off-site in accommodations you arrange for yourself.
One Week: $1,295
Four Weeks: $4,400 ($1,100 weekly rate)

NOTE: Weeks do not need to be consecutive. You can purchase weeks at the multi-week rate and spread them out over a period of time.

A $200.00 per week non-refundable deposit is due at time of booking. The rates listed above do not include a combined hotel and sales tax. The balance is due 2 weeks prior to arrival. We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover Card, Cash, Check, and Money Order.

squoozyq

Great if you have the extra cash lying around.....and you have to get there somehow too! A girl can dream.....

simona1972

Looks like a great resort.... BUT...as much as I love the show...would I want to spend my vacation exercising like mad??? Dont get me wrong, given the opportunity, Id go in a heartbeat....but paying for it myself and using a week's vacation time from work doesnt make it too appealing. LOL!

Im thinking I could spend that money on my dream vacation to Hawaii and relax on the beach and exercise by walking/hiking/swimming.

LynnW52

In my opinion, it's not worth the money. I kinda feel like they are exploiting people who watch the show and see people losing such huge amounts. It would cost almost $10,000 to stay at the ranch as long as some of the competitors do. You could join a gym, hire a personal trainer, nutritionist, and a chef for way cheaper than that. Better yet, you could get a fully equipped home gym that you could have forever.

singfree

For $50 per hour you could hire a "Jillian or Bob" to beat the crap out of you. Additionally, you could consult with a certified nutritionist on what to eat based on YOUR body and goals. I agree with lynnw, that is a lot of money to spend for something that you could do locally.

tavander

I think it would be a fun personal challenge