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Steve Vaught, known as the “Fat Man Walking,” began a walk across the United States on April 10, 2005, and ended in Manhattan on May 9, 2006, as he crossed the George Washington Bridge. His goal was to lose weight and regain his life. While most cross-country walkers complete the journey in a few months, he took over a year.Many people asked if they can support Steve by purchasing a T-Shirt, so Steve has drawn a sketch of himself on the road and we’ve arranged to have one made.
If you want to donate to support Steve during his journey, we graciously accept your kindness and in that same spirit of giving we will make a donation at the end of the trip to the Feed.But Steve states that he did walk that distance and he did not take a single ride. Steve Vaught did not lose much weight. In fact, he lost very little weight.
Accounts vary since there was not an official weigh in and weigh out. Steve stated he lost 100 pounds and then other times said 60 pounds.Steve Vaught is the fat man in “The Fat Man Walking”, and Steve Vaught is a man with a mission.
Well, three missions, actually. He intends to a) walk across America, to b) lose weight, and c) take back control of his life. And he’s sharing his mission, and his milestones and misses, with the world (or at least the web) as he chronicles his journey on The Fat Man Walking website.Published on Jan 19, 2007. It’s been thirteen months and Steve Vaught has walked over 3000 miles straight.
After leaving behind a family struggling to find itself, he may only have his own shadow.A forty year old father of two, Steve Vaught took the final steps of his epic journey as he crossed the George Washington Bridge into Manhattan. It took him a year and a month to walk.
NEW YORK (CNN) Steve Vaught, the self-proclaimed “Fat Man Walking,” arrived in New York on Tuesday after a nearly 3,000-mile walk across the.Steve Vaught – The Fat Man Walking Steve Vaught, conocido como Fat Man Walking, comenzó una caminata por los Estados Unidos el 10 de abril de 2005 y terminó en Manhattan el 9 de mayo de 2006, cuando cruzó el Puente George Washington. Su objetivo era perder peso y recuperar su vida.
In addition to his 400 pounds, Vaught, who has dubbed himself the Fat Man Walking, carries a 75-pound backpack. Starting from California, he’s reached Arizona so far. And his weight has dropped to 350 pounds. Much of the walking has been in the desert.
A man who set out to walk across the United States to lose weight and find happiness completed his trek from California to New York City on Tuesday. As Steve Vaught finished the final leg.The Fat Man Walking Across America. Steve Vaught started walking across America one year, 2465 miles and 130 pounds ago. His original motivation was to lose weight and regain his life. “I am not happy because I am fat and being fat makes every day unhappy,” Steve said when starting on his journey.
For Steve Vaught, being stopped in the street is now a daily occurrence. He is an unlikely celebrity: a morbidly obese man who has captured the heart of America by walking.Steve Vaught has lost more than 100 pounds on his walk across the United States, but he’s regaining his sanity. At 410 pounds a year ago, the 40.
The Fat Man Walking While we are not breaking this story, we must take a moment and acknowledge this man’s personal achievement. The Fat Man is Steve Vaught and he walked across the United States. He left Oceanside, CA on foot and today he will walk into New York City.
The distance is estimated at almost 3000 miles total.May 10, 2006 10:45 a.m. PT As Steve Vaught walks across country to shed weight and gain a new outlook, the once 400-pound man known as “The Fat Man Walking” is leaning on gadgets to put a.
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2 comments
Steve, pretty intense trip video, like alot of folks, I was impressed and followed you a bit (I’d emailed you a suggestion about a support RV and the bike option which you obviously didnt want). I hope you got stuff under control.
I followed this from the beginning. It started out as a weight lose thing. And ONLY a weight lose thing. Then as he cheated. Got car rides. Eat massive and massive amounts of fast food. And wasn’t losing weight, in fact he gained weight or stayed the same. It changed into some type of s spiritual journey (Since the weight thing was a fail). A sham. The whole thing.