Members of the MAN v FAT football club have lost over 160 pounds of excess weight so far this year
An East Belfast football club is helping overweight and obese men shed excess weight and adopt healthy lifestyle choices.
"MAN v FAT isn't a lose-fat-fast programme, we encourage body positivity and losing weight at a healthy, sustainable pace. While weight loss is the key goal for players, the programme is perfect for men who want to get back into playing football after time away from the game and improve their fitness gradually."
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