&bsp;It is also available for viewing online at&bsp; http://www.nbc.com/The_Biggest_Loser/

&bsp;&bsp; &bsp;Amy Parham of Greer, along with her husband Phillip and 7-year-old son Rhett, who is autistic, visited TROT after Amy suggested it as an appropriate way to demonstrate how she was now able to actively participate in therapy for Rhett&squo;s condition after losing nearly a hundred pounds during her participation in Biggest Loser&squo;s regimen of diet and exercise. TROT personnel created a special lesson for Amy and Rhett using two of the program&squo;s equine helpers, Misha and MacInnis, owned by Laura Price and Alice Kraebber, respectively, both of Tryon.

&bsp;&bsp; &bsp;TROT is a Premier Accredited Center of the North American Riding For The Handicapped Association and is currently serving seventeen challenged individuals from Polk, Spartanburg, Greenville and Rutherford counties.