Well done Conor 👏
Tipping the scales at over 26 stone, Conor Loughlin was struggling to walk and lacked motivation - but today he is at the gym six days a week and enjoying his new-found hobby.
"For me, that is a goal I never thought I could reach. I come to the gym six days a week, and train and work hard. I try my best to help others too. "That is amazing and I can't thank them enough because they have kept me here, in the gym. I appreciate them because me today, is the person they have helped contribute to. It is class."
He said: "In terms of physical health, I can do boxing now, and that is something I couldn't do back then. I could barely walk back then. For me, being able to do actual sport, is just brilliant. I know there are people who think they can't do it, or that it is going to be too hard, but anything is possible.
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