fat camp

British  

noun

1. a residential camp at which children undergo a programme of exercise, diet change, etc, intended to help them lose weight

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Example Sentences

She added that her father had a habit of forgetting her birthday and that, when she was a preteen, he “sent me to fat camp.”

From Los Angeles Times

This paved the way for MTV’s 2006 documentary “Fat Camp” and litany of similar projects: “You Are What You Eat,” “Three Fat Brides, One Thin Dress,” “Extreme Weight Loss” and “My 600-Lb. Life.”

From Salon

Before Barbara Stordahl and Angela Terry auditioned actors for “In the Dark,” they worked on a show called “Huge,” about a group of teenagers at a fat camp.

From New York Times

On Facebook, Fat Laila’s efforts at fat camp are lovingly documented, as well as her missteps – when she snuck into the closet to steal treats one night.

From The Guardian

This fat cat went to fat camp and now she’s a star, but it doesn’t look like she had a good time doing it.

From Fox News