Monday, August 3, 2009
Hannan / Sports LenDale White Loses the Worm, 30 Pounds
Posted by Caleb Hannan on Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 12:03 PM
"I really got to be honest," White said. "It wasn't a lot of major diet changes. (It was) watching what I drink. I was a big Patron consumer. ... That's what it was. I was drinking a lot, drank a lot of alcohol. I cut that out of my diet all the way. I don't drink at all. I cut the drinking, I stopped drinking for six months. "It started falling off."Now I'm no tequila expert, but according to this really convincing website a shot of Patron has between 69 and 104 calories. Which would mean, in order to account for a loss of 30 pounds, the previous, non-teetotaling version of White would have had to have drank approximately a case per day. Lineman Michael Roos does a good job of summing up the guarded optimism towards the newly svelte White (who is, after all, in a contract year) with this masterful display of passive-aggressive locker-room quote-making.
"Hopefully, he'll be able to last longer than he has in the past and go deep in the season and help us out," All-Pro left tackle Michael Roos said. "We've still got time to see what happens, but he's looking good so far."
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I've been working out recently. It's helped, as I've lost 10 pound or so. The problem is, I still like to get hammered on the weekends. Shitfaced, more like it. I should probably replicate LenDale White's new approach.
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If he was drinking the tequila in the form of margaritas , then cutting those out would knock ten thousand calories out of your diet every week.
the author of this story is a complete jackass. first of all lendale white was an excellent short yardage, smash mouth running back. my bet is that he will fail with the lost weight. and your math is horribly skewed. a case of patron a day?? you have to be a dumb shit to think he consumed that, by ditching the patron he was ditching that lifestyle, which includes late nights, crappy diets, and unnecessary calories. you should applaud the lose, although i do believe it will hurt his career.
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