Glenn Herperger stands with Anytime Fitness owner Jolene De Vries in front of 175 pounds of wight, the equivalent to what Glenn has lost so far in his life changing journey. At his heaviest, Glenn weighed 565 pounds. (Photo courtesy Anytime Fitness Esterhazy)

When Glenn Herperger woke up in an intensive care unit in 2021, he was told he was lucky to be alive. A pulmonary embolism had nearly ended his life, and the blunt warning from the medical staff stayed with him. “When the nursing staff tells you you probably only had a day or two to […]

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