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The SweatCor Podcast
by The SweatCor Team
Before being a contestant on The Biggest Loser, Mark Cornelison found himself at 43 years old and 300 pounds, Mark suffered from high blood pressure, high cholesterol and acid reflux. As a pastor, Mark enjoyed serving locally and leading mission trips, both of which were being significantly effected due to his weight. He knew it was time to make a life change when he began taking an anti-anxiety medication in efforts to deal with the side effects of his other prescriptions. Mark returned over 100lbs lighter with a new life. 5 years later, he continues to have no medical conditions to be monitored and has been removed from all of the medications he was taking before this experience. Since the show ended, the two have traveled across the US to encourage others. In 2012, they founded SweatCor and now work to communicate hope and encouragement with students and adults alike in regards to ministry and health. This experience has deeply changed them and their family.. Mark served as a yout
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SweatCor - Fire Alarms
Are there alarms going off around you that it's time to acknowledge?
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SweatCor - Not for TV
Another new weight loss show is on it's way...listen in on why this just needs to stop...
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SweatCor - The Other Side of Fear
SweatCor challenges you to move beyond the fear and get excited about what is waiting for you on the other side!
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SweatCor - Just Get Back Up
Your second (third, fourth...etc.) chance is around the corner. You just need to get back up!
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Healthy Living in an Unhealthy Culture Part 1
Part 1 of Mark and Cathy's workshop on making healthy choices in an unhealthy world!
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Before being a contestant on The Biggest Loser, Mark Cornelison found himself at 43 years old and 300 pounds, Mark suffered from high blood pressure, high cholesterol and acid reflux. As a pastor, Mark enjoyed serving locally and leading mission trips, both of which were being significantly effected due to his weight. He knew it was time to make a life change when he began taking an anti-anxiety medication in efforts to deal with the side effects of his other prescriptions. Mark returned over 100lbs lighter with a new life. 5 years later, he continues to have no medical conditions to be monitored and has been removed from all of the medications he was taking before this experience. Since the show ended, the two have traveled across the US to encourage others. In 2012, they founded SweatCor and now work to communicate hope and encouragement with students and adults alike in regards to ministry and health. This experience has deeply changed them and their family.. Mark served as a yout
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The SweatCor Team
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Before being a contestant on The Biggest Loser, Mark Cornelison found himself at 43 years old and 300 pounds, Mark suffered from high blood pressure, high cholesterol and acid reflux. As a pastor, Mark enjoyed serving locally and leading mission trips, both of which were being significantly...
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