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Badel & Meyn report on Anthony Seibold's incredible body transformation in tomorrow's Courier Mail:
Being nicknamed "Pies" was deemed juvenile - and not even remotely funny or clever - but entirely circumstantial evidence with absolutely no basis in fact suggests the cuddly 2018 Coach of the Year has been fat shamed into getting off his arse by the callous fitness nazis at BHQ.
Badel & Meyn can reveal the 45 year old - who has been living estranged from his Sydney dwelling wife and three daughters - has been spotted beetroot-faced and oozing sweat over a yoga mat at Paddo's BodySmart Health.
Pilates noob Seibold loves the challenge: “It is 45 minutes where I am not thinking about footy. I’m not thinking about anything else but trying to get through the exercises. It’s all new to me. It’s hard. I’m doing it twice a week and no one knows me down there. I’m in a class with all ladies so it’s been good for me.”
You go, girl!
Trivia corner: Did you know Seibold's all-expenses-paid Stateside junket included a backstage peek behind the scenes of the fabulously fruity Cirque du Soleil? Stay tuned for a tweet from Israel Folau.
Speaking of penance, living legend Darius Boyd is puzzled by chatter about his double bacon cheese burger dodging. “I don’t think anyone cares about my diet,” says the team's senior mentor who recently led them into a 58-0 drubbing by a pedestrian Parramatta side, “I watched The Game Changers documentary, like any diet there are probably 10 out there that are beneficial in different ways and it’s whatever works for you. At the end of the day, you have to be happy with what you are putting into your body. If it feels good, then do it. There’s a lot of science around diets these days. It doesn’t really matter does it?”
Indeed Darius, does anything matter? It's just a game.
Being nicknamed "Pies" was deemed juvenile - and not even remotely funny or clever - but entirely circumstantial evidence with absolutely no basis in fact suggests the cuddly 2018 Coach of the Year has been fat shamed into getting off his arse by the callous fitness nazis at BHQ.
Badel & Meyn can reveal the 45 year old - who has been living estranged from his Sydney dwelling wife and three daughters - has been spotted beetroot-faced and oozing sweat over a yoga mat at Paddo's BodySmart Health.
Pilates noob Seibold loves the challenge: “It is 45 minutes where I am not thinking about footy. I’m not thinking about anything else but trying to get through the exercises. It’s all new to me. It’s hard. I’m doing it twice a week and no one knows me down there. I’m in a class with all ladies so it’s been good for me.”
You go, girl!
Trivia corner: Did you know Seibold's all-expenses-paid Stateside junket included a backstage peek behind the scenes of the fabulously fruity Cirque du Soleil? Stay tuned for a tweet from Israel Folau.
Speaking of penance, living legend Darius Boyd is puzzled by chatter about his double bacon cheese burger dodging. “I don’t think anyone cares about my diet,” says the team's senior mentor who recently led them into a 58-0 drubbing by a pedestrian Parramatta side, “I watched The Game Changers documentary, like any diet there are probably 10 out there that are beneficial in different ways and it’s whatever works for you. At the end of the day, you have to be happy with what you are putting into your body. If it feels good, then do it. There’s a lot of science around diets these days. It doesn’t really matter does it?”
Indeed Darius, does anything matter? It's just a game.
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