Ethan Suplee's Weight Loss Journey: How He Lost Over 200 Pounds!

Published 2020-04-21
Ethan Suplee is an American film and television actor best known for his roles as Seth Ryan in American History X and Louie Lastik in Remember the Titans.

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All Comments (21)
  • I love seeing when good people finally connect with the correct experts and the information that equips them to make real permanent changes.
  • @zevvalentine
    Ethan's story has completely changed my life. My story is similar to his except for the acting part. I was over 400 lbs in 8th grade and my max at the beginning of the year is just under 600 lbs at 26. I had accepted that I would be dead by 30 and this video showed up in my feed. I watched it and realized that I wasn't okay with dying by 30. I started losing weight and being outside just for the sake of being outside. Because I was outside so much, I managed to meet a girl who completely changed my life as well. Just like in Ethan's story, she likes to hike and do things that I know I can't do, so I've started to work out and work on getting my body able to do the things she likes. So far in just under 6 months, I'm down 75 lbs. This is my lowest weight I've been at in over 3 years and I have no intention to stop. My next goal is to lose 100 lbs by the end of the year. Thank you Ethan for sharing your story. You have inspired me to change my life in ways that I never thought were possible.
  • @Gid-J
    He looks much cooler now, yet kept the softness of his heart.
  • @esoteric404
    He didn’t just lose weight he put on a massive amount of muscle . Dude looks great. Mad props to him
  • I love how he said “The biggest thing was getting healthy” as opposed to “losing weight”
  • @skillet9141
    I wish “My Name is Earl” was back just to showcase the “new” Randy.
  • @KoiiiKoiii
    "Met a girl who I really care about, but likes hiking and beach" I felt that
  • @dougroach88
    This just inspires me so much more... I gave up on myself 18 months ago when I hit 430lbs and my scale maxed out. Something in me snapped after a couple of weeks of considering suicide, and I looked up how to lose weight consistently.. Found Dr Mike and learned about setting a caloric deficit and the rest is history. Today I weighed in at 260 lbs and it's the skinniest I've been since 6th grade, no joke. To anyone out there wondering, you've got this! You can do this, and you will succeed... just keep pushing and never give up!
  • I was 400 lbs and now im at about 280. trying to get muscle and lose weight. Excellent story!
  • @djay6651
    He legit looks like a strongman or MMA fighter.
  • He is so right: goals are absolutely necessary to endure progression
  • @johanndaart7326
    I appreciate him for not becoming jaded, despite having hard times. He speaks with clean, congruent character, without hint of being bitter. Inspiring to see his progress.
  • @Rhyseh1
    I just weighed myself last month. I tipped the scales at 193kg (425lbs) at 33. So far I'm down 6kg (13lbs). I have more hard work to go and changes to make... But I'm on the right path and heading in the right direction. This is inspiring to me. If Ethan can do it from where he was, I can too!
  • Dude went from looking like Micheal Moore to looking like a Navy seal.
  • @tntcheats
    Love that this was just a straight-up interview and success story and not framed as an ad
  • I'm so happy for him, he's an excellent actor and he seems to be a nice guy.
  • @ogreofgormley
    Ethan Suplee is a absolute Gold Standard for setting a goal and sticking to it.
  • @mungushue3030
    This inspired me .. ive lost 67 pounds and still going .. if he can do it so can I. Thanks for the motivation brother.
  • @JK-hr6py
    This was incredibly well produced and interesting, featuring an actor I have loved since I used to watch My Name Is Earl after school as a kid, thanks to everyone involved!
  • @markjeffels3327
    Thank you SO MUCH for posting this! It hit me hard to the core! I'm 51 300 lbs and I feel horrible all the time! Thank you for your story and giving my motivation to look myself in the eye!