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51-year-old hot idol shares his secret diet formula

51-year-old hot idol shares his secret diet formula

51-year-old hot idol shares his secret diet formula

2017-08-18 11:06 Last Updated At:14:31

ChuanDo Tan is a 51-year old Singaporean professional photographer. Looking handsome and sporting a perfect body, he has become a popular figure on the internet where he doesn’t mind sharing his secret formula with netizens.

Measuring 1.85 m tall and weighing 78 kg, Tan has a perfect figure. In an interview with the Singpaore Straits Times, he says his youthful appearance can be attributed to his diet (70%) and his exercise (30%).

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“You are what you eat. So you don’t want to look like a hamburger, do you?” he asks rhetorically.

He insists he is not on a diet, but he would try to eat healthy, and focus on high-protein food, such as egg, chicken, and fish soup. He emphasizes the importance of watching one’s rice intake.

He was found to be eating a piece of toast and some grilled vegies for breakfast. He also ate six poached eggs, but only took two of the yokes.

He adds he avoids tea and coffee, but drinks a lot of water. But occasionally, he would spoil himself with junk food. He has a soft spot for ice-cream, and durian is his first love.

Tan exercises three to five times a week with each session lasting up to 1.5 hours; sometimes he also swims. Because of his tight working schedules, he is happy if he can manage exercising thrice a week. He adds that due to a previous injury to his knee cap, he shuns jogging, and instead walks briskly on the running machine.

Looking like a 20-year old, Tan says he doesn’t apply any skin care products because of his sensitive skin. When asked if he has undergone plastic surgery, he confesses that he once tried Botox, but was unhappy with the result, so he has never done it since.

Some netizens accuse him of engaging in self-promotion on the internet, but he couldn’t be bothered. “One is so insignificant that it is impossible to please everybody,” he says. “As long as I’m good to those around me and to God, that’s enough!”

MANCHESTER, England (AP) — United States midfielder Sam Coffey joined Manchester City from the Portland Thorns on Wednesday, signing a 3 1/2-year contract.

The transfer fee was reportedly worth more than $800,000.

Coffey, who won Olympic gold and the SheBelieves Cup with the U.S. national team, was described by City as one of the best players in the world.

“Sam is playing at the top of her game, and I think her decision to come here shows the incredible progress we’ve made as a club and the ambitions we have moving forward,” City director of football Therese Sjogran said.

Coffey has appeared in 42 games for the United States, with four goals and five assists. She was left off the roster for the team's annual January camp, leading to speculation that she was on the move.

City hopes the 27-year-old Coffey will help lead the club to the Women's Super League title this season, with Andree Jeglertz’s team currently top of the standings. Its only league title came back in 2016. Chelsea has dominated the division over the past 11 years.

“It’s a club with so much history, so much success, so much influence in the city," Coffey said about City. “It’s also a place that just has proven its investment in women’s soccer and being a part of this movement that is going on."

Coffey was signed by the Thorns in National Women's Soccer League in 2022 after playing at Penn State and won a league title with the Portland club that season. She played in 90 matches for the Thorns, scoring five goals.

“Sam’s reputation as one of the world’s best speaks for itself, and we’re delighted she’s chosen to come here ahead of other potential suitors," Sjogran said. “We believe she has all the qualities needed to thrive at City and, more broadly, the WSL, and we’re excited to see how she can elevate our already superb squad of players."

Coffey is the latest national team player to head to Europe, joining defender Naomi Girma and forward Alyssa Thompson, who both went to Chelsea. The exodus has called attention to the NWSL's salary cap, and whether it hampers teams from attracting and retaining elite talent.

The league recently introduced a “High Impact Player” mechanism that would allow teams to compensate certain players up to $1 million over the salary cap, which is about $3.5 million per team for the upcoming season. The NWSL players union has objected to the proposal, saying it was not negotiated.

“For as long as I’ve kicked a ball, I’ve always dreamed of playing professional soccer in Europe, and it’s something I simply have to pursue,” Coffey said in a farewell video to Thorns fans. “I would never forgive myself if I didn’t go try.”

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FILE - United States' Sam Coffey (17) celebrates after her goal during the second half of an international friendly women's soccer match against Portugal, Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025, in East Hartford, Conn. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill, file)

FILE - United States' Sam Coffey (17) celebrates after her goal during the second half of an international friendly women's soccer match against Portugal, Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025, in East Hartford, Conn. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill, file)

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