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A Summary Of Eddie Jones's Legacy
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September It was 2007 and Eddie Jones at age 27 was weighing in at a bloated 410 pounds. He wasn’t always this fat though, it started when he was 23.He joined the army at age 18, and he worked there for the next 5 years until his best friend Dave passed away. Dave died in an eating contest trying to break the world record for most hot dogs eaten in one minute. Eddie was devastated so he turned to food for comfort. Over the years Eddie went from 194 pounds to 410 pounds. One day Eddie was reading through the newspaper and saw a section in the newspaper that wanted someone to go up to space and fix a broken satellite but only with a fifty percent chance of coming back down alive. Eddie dreamed of going up to space when he
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Eddie believed though he could lose 60 pounds so he went on amazon and bought himself a weight lifting set, some getfitfast videos and also some yoga videos.
October All the workout stuff came and Eddie was ready to GET PUMPED, Eddie assembled the workout bench and got the new weights out: a 10 pounder, 15 pounder and a 30 pounder. Eddie also unwrapped the packaging on the brand new workout videos, he slid them into the TV and started his first workout. He started with sit-ups and got about five in before he was too tired to do anymore, but Eddie didn’t quit. He went straight into the kitchen got a big cup of water chugged the water and started doing more sit-ups and pushups. November Eddie was now tipping the scale in at around 400 pounds, he already lost ten pounds but still needed to lose 50 more pounds. Eddie woke up and started working out, he went outside and ran around his house for around 10 minutes and then went straight into his gym room to do his yoga and then some stretching followed up by some weightlifting and burpees. It was around noon when Eddie was completely gassed out wishing he could go to McDonald’s to go buy a Big Mac and an extra-large Coke but instead went to Walmart and bought some protein shakes and healthy sandwiches. Eddie was going to stay on a diet now. Later that night Eddie was doing some burpees and hopped on the scale when he was done. He weighed in at 358 pounds and was happy so he decided he could calm down on the workouts and maybe once in a while get fast


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