ex-professional basketball player) – lost 6 stone 8 pound () Mikyla Dodd (actress, formerly on Hollyoaks) – lost 3 stone 2 pound () Russell Grant (astrologer, television presenter, author) – lost 3 stone 3 pound () Anne Diamond (Original team captain demoted for walking off) (presenter) – lost 1 stone 2 pounds (, left programme before the 7th episode) Note: Jeff's team was originally known as Anne's team for the first 4 weigh-ins of the series. Carole's Team (winners) (lost 19% of their starting weight) (lost 12 stone 6 pounds, or , together) Carole Malone (team captain) (journalist) – lost 3 stone () Bobby George (darts player) – lost 2 stone 13 pound () Sharon Marshall (television expert – This Morning) – lost 1 stone 13 pound () Mick Quinn (former football player) – lost 4 stone 8 pound (, Mr Fit Club 2006) The panel for this episode saw USA drill instructor Harvey Walden again joined by nutritionist Dr Adam Carey. Each week Harvey and Adam were joined by Fit Club past masters. The first show saw the return of Amy Lamé. Starting Point: Anne Diamond who at () is () overweight and suffered from high blood pressure, admits to a classic cycle of yo-yo dieting. Carole Malone, starting at (), is only off being medically morbidly obese. Mikyla Dodd, at () is medically morbidly obese and has a goal weight of 12 stone (). Bobby George, () admits to having two fridges in his bedroom which he raids every night for chocolate. Russell Grant, severely morbidly obese at (), admits that from 10:30am to 9pm daily he is constantly snacking, regardless of whether he is hungry or not. Sharon Marshall, () admits to a 'booze' problem and a lifestyle of parties which is not helping her weight loss. Mick Quinn, once at the peak of physical fitness as a professional footballer, has, since retiring from sport, ballooned to (), making him medically morbidly obese. He admits he enjoys being a couch potato and is "much too fond of crisps and beer". He said "I am just like Homer Simpson in real life - I love slobbing out in front of the TV with a drink and some snacks. That's a perfect life for me. I did all my hard running around ten years ago." Jeff Rudom, former professional basketball player, was 7' 1" (216 cm) tall and weighed