the show compete for a larger prize and the title of "The Biggest Loser". The winner of The Biggest Loser will win ₱1,000,000, Artista Salon services worth ₱100,000, a fully furnished condominium unit from DMCI Homes, a lifetime membership with Fitness First, Vespa scooter, Sony Bravia television, and Whirlpool home appliances. Not only does the Biggest Loser win prizes, but the other remaining finalists. During the first season, the second placer won ₱500,000, Artista Salon services worth ₱50,000, a one-year membership with Fitness First, and Whirlpool home appliances. The third placer won ₱300,000, Artista Salon services worth ₱25,000, a one-year membership with Fitness First, and Fujidenzo home appliances. The fourth placer won ₱200,000. The at-home winner won ₱200,000 and a one-year membership with Fitness First. Location The camp in which the contestants stay during the duration of their game is located at the previous Eagle Ridge Golf and Country Club in General Trias. It was renovated for the production of the reality show. The gym of the camp is courtesy of Fitness First, while the emergency health rooms are courtesy of St. Luke's Medical Center. Seasons Season summary Season details Season 1 The first season premiered on May 30, 2011 and was hosted by Sharon Cuneta; Derek Ramsay hosted the challenges in the competition. Chinggay Andrada and Jim Saret served as trainers for the contestants, and was guided along with nutritionist Nadine Tengco and psychologist Randy Dellosa monitoring the contestants nutrition skills and personal counseling respectively. It ended on October 8, 2011 with Larry Martin, a former police officer, declared as the winner. The entire season ran for 19 weeks and featured 16 contestants divided into 2 teams. Doubles A second season is in the works, which is set for a January 2014 premiere. The upcoming season will also follow the Doubles format of the fifth season of the American version. The show will be hosted by Iza Calzado and Matteo Guidicelli, replacing first season's host Sharon Cuneta and game master Derek Ramsay, respectively. Robi Domingo will also co-host the show. It ended on April 26, 2014 with Bryan Castillo emerged as the winner. The entire season ran for 12 weeks and featured 14 pairs. References External links The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition at the ABS-CBN website The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition at Facebook The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition at Twitter Pinoy ABS-CBN original programming 2011 Philippine television series debuts