Physical: 100 (2023) s01e09 Episode Script
1/100
THE PUNISHMENT OF SISYPHUS
2 CONTESTANTS REMAIN
Now, it's for real.
Go! Go!
-Let's go!
-Go! Go!
-Nice.
-Go!
-Nice, Yun Sung-bin.
-Breathe.
Nice.
Breathe. Slowly.
Ah, shoot! Oh, my god!
-You're both tired.
-You're doing well.
-You can do it.
-You can do it, Hae-min,
stay strong!
Stay strong, you two! You can do it.
You gotta breathe.
-Keep going!
-Keep going!
Keep going!
You're almost there, Sung-bin.
You've got this.
There comes the time
when you have to compete with yourself.
That time came for me, no exception.
When it came, I tried to fight it,
not just for me but also for Sik,
who let me pick this game.
I thought I had no choice,
I have to do my best.
Go, Sung-bin, go.
-Sung-bin, keep going!
-Let's go, let's go, let's go.
-Curse as you go.
-Good, good.
-Damn! Damn!
-Okay, okay.
Yes, yeah!
Yeah, yeah!
Breathe, Sung-bin, breathe.
The boulder I had thought
was light did begin to feel heavy.
Ah! It was tiring,
as if my heart was gonna explode.
Oh, gosh!
From now on, it's about your mindset.
-You can do it!
-You can do it!
Go! Go!
Let's go, let's go, let's go. That's it.
Go! Go!
Let's go, let's go, let's go. That's it.
-Go! Yes.
-Go, go, go, go, go.
Okay.
Go, go, go, go.
-Breathe, breathe. Breathe slowly.
-Nice, nice.
-Keep going.
-You can do it.
You need to breathe, Sung-bin. Breathe!
-Hae-min, breathe.
-Jung Hae-min!
-You got this!
-Sung-bin, you're doing well.
-Breathe.
-You're almost there, Sung-bin.
-Keep it up. You're both tired.
-You can do it, breathe.
Don't give up, don't give up.
-Ten seconds to go, breathe.
-Breathe, breathe.
That's it, that's it.
-Five seconds to go, that's it.
-Nice, nice, you're doing well.
When I felt like
I couldn't do it anymore,
I noticed that Sung-bin was
almost too tired.
So I thought, "I can see
the end of it. I got to stay strong.
I shouldn't give up now
because I'm tired."
You can do it. Keep going.
-Keep going.
-Hey, let's go!
Keep going, push, no, push!
-Push, push!
-Iron Man, quickly, push!
-Yun Sung-bin, let's go!
-There's time.
-There's time.
-Push!
Go, go, go, go!
-Okay.
-You can do it.
-Don't give up.
-There's still time.
-Sung-bin, keep going.
-Sung-bin, you have to go.
Breathe, breathe.
-30 seconds, Sung-bin.
-Rest down there.
Nice.
-Oh, no.
-Breathe. Breathe. Breathe.
-Keep it up!
-Keep going. Keep going.
Ah, shoot!
-Keep going!
-That's it!
Let's go, you guys are both tired.
Go!
Hae-min's rolling the ball
just like when he started.
You're doing well, Hae-min!
Hae-min, breathe, breathe.
-Go, go, go!
-You're doing well!
-He's tired too.
-You can do it, push!
You can do it!
-Nice. Nice.
-Be careful.
-Let's go. Let's go.
-Push, push, push.
-He's tired too.
-Yun Sung-bin, let's go!
-You got this!
-Keep going, push, push.
-Sung-bin, you gotta go!
-The other guy's tired too.
You're an Olympic gold medalist!
Push the ball in.
Keep going, push it down and breathe.
-Let's go.
-He's tired too.
-You're both tired. Ten seconds.
-Oh, no.
-Sung-bin, ten seconds.
-Sung-bin, let's go, let's go.
-Go down, go down, go down.
-Let's push it up
for the last time.
Last time, yeah, come on, come on.
-Keep going!
-Let's go! Let's go!
-Last one! Come on!
-Let's go! Let's go!
-Last one. Last one.
-Let's go! Let's go!
Just like this! That's it! Just like this!
-You can do it!
-Good, good!
Nice!
-Oh, you're back up!
-Ah, shit!
-No, no, no, no! Get up!
-Get up!
No, get up!
-Oh, you're back up!
-Ah, shit!
-No, no, no, no!
-Get up!
-Let's go, let's go!
-Get up!
Sung-bin, Sung-bin, let's go!
-Get up! Get up!
-Let's go! Let's go!
There's time. There's time.
Get back up!
Sung-bin!
-You gotta get your punishment!
-There's time.
-You can do it!
-Sung-bin, you need to get up.
Sung-bin, get up.
Ah, screw this!
Ah, this freaking game! I'm out!
Nice.
THE PUNISHMENT OF SISYPHUS
YUN SUNG-BIN OU
It was so hard,
really freaking hard.
"This is the end for me",
that's what I thought.
-Go! Go!
-You're doing well!
He's tired too. He's tired too.
-Let's go. Let's go.
-You can do it, push!
Let's go!
I squeezed out
every bit of energy I could.
-Great job!
-Well done.
-Ah, you're the best!
-Good job.
-Well done.
-Good job!
Well done, seriously! God!
Yes, you got it, damn it,
that's the Hae-min I know.
Is this the double S rank?
The Punishment of Sisyphus is over.
And the winner is…
Jung Hae-min.
Nice! Nice!
Thank you. Thank you.
-Thank you.
-Come on. Come on.
-It felt light for you, right?
-It was heavy.
I want to applaud to you,
but I can't lift my arms up.
Well done.
Throughout the whole quest, I thought,
"Can I win? Oh, I wanna give up."
Now that I won, it feels a bit unreal.
I think the cardio
endurance training I did frequently
and on a high level helped me win.
I'm 48 in Korean age this year,
and I wanted to show
middle-aged men around the world
that I can go head-to-head
with younger athletes and beat them.
That's why I applied.
I wanted to win. Jesus, I wanted to win.
Still, ranking in the final 20 out of 100,
I think, gave
the other middle-aged guys watching
just a little hope or courage.
Thank you so much to Physical: 100
for giving me that role.
Us middle-aged men can do it.
We still got it.
That's all.
I'm 40 years old.
It was such an honor to be able to compete
in games with 20 people here.
I don't want to say I was defeated.
I gave it my all and I tried my hardest.
I'm a winner in my eyes.
Good job!
You did well.
I was eliminated because I was weaker.
I'm so weak!
And I'm so thankful
I got to have fun
without getting a big injury.
I had so much fun with everyone, yeah.
PHYSICAL: 100
TOP 5
PHYSICAL: 100
FIVE SURVIVORS
PHYSICAL: 100
Wow!
-Hey, this is totally…
-Whoa!
-This is insane.
-This is crazy.
-What is this? It's huge.
-Wow…
It felt like the Last Supper.
I'd never seen a lobster that big.
I'd never seen that in my life.
It was so extravagant,
and there was food
I don't get to see every day.
I was on cloud nine.
This looks tasty.
I'm drooling. I can't control my drooling.
Shall I pour you some?
Yeah, give me.
Oh, we should do cheers.
Now, make a toast, bro.
-I knew it.
-As the eldest.
Ah, first of all, I want to congratulate
each of you again
for reaching the top five.
Let's have fun today.
-Yes.
-Let's drink.
-Congratulations.
-Let's crush it.
-Wow.
-Wow. Wow.
-Put this here…
-Mm. Mm.
It's tasty, really tasty.
Mm. It's good.
Wow. Shoot!
This is awesome!
Man, this is good!
He's already dancing.
Mm…
Wow. I don't know what's next,
but eat while you can.
-Eat some more, bro.
-Here, there's lots here, right here.
Well, that's scary.
Can you hold that up
and take a bite out of it?
You all gotta watch out for me.
I'm gonna be full of energy.
So, each of you must have entered
the competition for a reason.
Min-cheol, you go first. Why are you here?
-I got into sports quite late.
-When did you get into sports?
-When I was 29, I started ice climbing.
-Whoa, that's very late.
-That's not long ago.
-Not long ago, no.
I wanted to let people know
what kind of sport I compete in
and what kind of work I do.
-I'm a mountain rescuer.
-Yes, right.
When the weather's bad,
helicopters can't take off.
Yeah. Wow.
We have to go
up and down the mountains
carrying people on our backs.
You need to have lots of energy.
Yes, you got to have a lot of energy.
-To save people?
-Yeah.
Ah, that's so cool.
-So those muscles came from real life.
-Yes, real muscles.
I wanted to get the word out about
mountain rescue and about ice climbing.
-People don't know much about it.
-I didn't, either.
Yes, I wanted to promote this sport
and that's why
I entered the competition, yeah.
-Mm-hm.
-Just by getting this far,
it's safe to say you did enough promoting.
I bet the whole world knows
about ice climbing now.
What about you, Hae-min? Yes.
I started doing sports about 18 years ago.
-Just cycling?
-Yes, I've been cycling
for 18 years, and as an athlete,
I've been doing it for five years.
This cycling game isn't
something many people know about,
and we have competitions
almost every week.
So I want to let
more people know, that's why.
Right, right, Hae-min,
I learned about cycling, thanks to you.
-I didn't know much about it before.
-Exactly, lots of people don't know.
-I didn't either.
-Cyclists are amazing, though.
-Yeah, their legs.
-Their legs are crazy strong.
-I got good genes from my parents.
-Ah.
-My father was a cyclist as well.
-Yes, he's a cyclist too.
We've been doing it for two generations.
I became an athlete
at a young age, in elementary school.
You started luging this young?
No, I was an alpine skier
in elementary school.
-I switched to biathlon in middle school.
-Oh.
And to luging in high school
and still now.
After the Beijing Olympics,
I lost motivation a little bit.
An athlete always lives competitively.
-Right.
-You got to survive that.
Because only the good athletes
are remembered and survive in the end.
To be honest, as a sportsman,
I feel the most rejected
when people don't really get my sport.
Right, I didn't either.
If I were to become more famous
and tell more people about it,
maybe the next generation
and fellow lugers
could compete in a better setting.
That's why I entered.
-I'm, I'm the same as the next guy here.
-Uh, Jin-yong, you too, yes.
There's a sport called snowboard cross
where you start together and race
and do jumps and turn corners.
Oh.
I'm the first national team athlete
for that sport.
Ah.
I was and still I couldn't even enter
the Olympic Games.
It's just so hard.
But Jin-yong managed
to compete in the Games.
A year before
the Pyeongchang Olympic Games,
they decided to focus support
on promising games,
so there are no openings at all now.
They're training hard,
the younger athletes,
and I hope they get to be
under the spotlight
and people would look them up.
Oh yes, you could do that for them.
Hey, at least people snowboard as a hobby.
When they see a luge, they go,
"Don't you just lie down and it goes?"
-That's so…
-That's a bit upsetting.
You guys at least
have spectators. We don't.
Ah…
-Unpopular sports are like that.
-Right, right, right.
-How did you end up here?
-On here?
How did you get here?
I'm here because, well…
In middle school,
I was the smallest of all my friends.
-What?
-I was the shortest,
-and I weighed--
-They must have been huge.
No, my friends,
the biggest in middle school…
I was a little over 1.40 meters tall,
the shortest in the group,
and those friends, they worked out a lot.
So I followed them to the gym
and got into exercising.
I've been doing that for 20 years.
This is what I thought when I worked out.
I thought I'd be the strongest
at about age 50, always.
Now that I'm over 40,
I think I'm okay-ish,
-but I can still…
-There's room to get even stronger?
Yeah, yeah. I think
people can grow stronger than this.
That's why I entered the competition.
So I'm so happy.
I'm so honored to be
in the top five with you guys.
-Now we have just one match left.
-Ah.
It's really the last one.
Let's use all the strength you have.
-Got it.
-Let's do our best so that
we can make it
the most memorable out of them all.
Let's make it a great one.
-Hope we'll have a lot of fun.
-Right.
Yeah.
Let's make it great.
Leave no regrets. That's all we need.
At last, it's the long-awaited…
The long-awaited…
Day of the final quest.
Let's survive.
Wait, I could actually win.
I'm here to represent
us, lugers, so I can't lose.
I thought I need to win at all costs.
These muscles are real muscles
that were gained outside of the gym.
My strength is almost unbeatable,
so no matter the game, I'll use it to win.
All I trust is my body.
JO JIN-HYEONG,
CAR DEALER
I'm here to represent us, 550 cyclists.
I'm gonna stay in tip-top condition
and focus at each moment
to survive and win.
Each time I survived the four quests,
I told myself I'd done it.
Today is the day I get to show off
my physique built out of real muscles.
I have a physique
that's developed in all aspects,
so whatever the quest is,
I'm sure to do well.
My only goal is to win in Physical: 100.
Wow. That's so cool.
Whoa, shoot, the eyeball's
showing up on the floor here.
-Wow, I got goosebumps, that's incredible.
-Whoa, the eyeball? Whoa.
It's so much cool of the top five.
Wow, they must be nervous, ah.
Physical: 100 was created
to study the most perfect body
regardless of gender, age and race.
Now, to reach the conclusion
of this study,
all that remains is the final quest.
The final quest in which
your physiques will compete
consists of four games.
Ah, it's gonna be so cruel today.
Man, I don't know
about this. I think it'll be real tough.
What will they be?
What games will be there?
Ah, this is gonna be about endurance.
I should conserve my energy at first.
I'm gonna do whatever I can to survive.
-Four?
-Four?
-Four?
-Oh, shoot.
They're gonna eliminate them one by one.
-Ah, it's gonna be really rough.
-Whoa.
The five contestants will start
as a pentagon
and keep competing until it becomes a dot.
The body that survives all the quests
will provide the answer
to the study of the perfect body.
We will soon have
the sole survivor of Physical: 100.
The final quest begins now.
That's so cool.
The first game is very important.
The order of the games will matter a lot.
Even if you're good at
what comes later, if you drop out early…
-Right.
-If you get eliminated early,
-it's pointless.
-But let's think of it this way.
The worse you are at the earlier games,
the better your chance is.
But if you fail because you're too bad…
-Right.
-That would be a sad situation.
They're all gonna compete
thinking they can't be the worst.
Each of their, like,
their personal strengths,
the differences are so drastic.
-There's a strong guy, and…
-Yes.
-They're all different.
-Yes, they're all different.
They're good at different things.
It's the final match,
so won't they focus on overall ability?
-Yes, yes.
-If you think about
the earlier matches, there was strength,
agility, endurance, they covered all that.
Yeah, they're gonna cover
all of that at once. All at once.
The first game
of the final quest is about to start.
Oh, I'm nervous.
Oh, oh, they're getting ready.
What's on their backs?
Do they have to run up
and touch something?
This looks complicated.
Whoa, it's that.
They need to pull each other. Tug-of-war.
No way.
-Wow, shoot!
-Look at this.
He got goosebumps.
Physical: 100's final quest.
The first game is a five-way tug-of-war.
Five-way tug-of-war.
Whoa!
Wow, that's crazy.
If I were there, I'd be out right away.
These are the rules.
You play the game
while connected to one rope.
This game is a battle of strength,
and muscle strength is key.
You must get the key placed ahead of you
and unlock your padlock to survive.
Whoa, it's not touching
something, they gotta undo a padlock.
The one contestant
who undoes their lock last
is immediately eliminated.
And they must destroy their bust
and leave this place.
-That's crazy.
-No way.
I don't think I'm the weakest here
when it comes to strength.
Right away, I thought
it was a game I could survive.
"If I do well,
I might take first place", I thought.
I had the smallest frame,
but still, my goal was
to come in first place.
It's worth a try,
I just have to beat one person.
I felt confident.
Let's do this.
-Good luck.
-Good luck.
-Let's go.
-Good luck!
Good luck.
This should be fun.
Why, why do I feel nervous?
Physical: 100's first game
in the final quest is about to start.
-Good luck!
-Good luck!
It started!
Whoa!
Ah, he got it. Ah, he got it.
-Hae-min. Hae-min is fast.
-Wow!
-He got it right away?
-Hae-min got the key?
Ah, they're undoing the locks
and the other guys can't move.
I used
my strongest suit, which is pulling,
and I grabbed the rope
and pulled it really hard to my side.
Shoot!
JUNG HAE-MIN SURVIVES
See, Hae-min did it right away.
Wow! That's crazy.
Hae-min, Hae-min did it?
Ah, I made it.
Once I survived, I thought,
"Ah, my competitors went
from four to three."
The pressure went down
and I felt relieved.
Jin-hyeong undid his lock too.
He did? Wow, I knew it!
JO JIN-HYEONG SURVIVES
Whoa, that took me so long. Shoot.
"I won. It went
as I thought," I told myself.
I was the second to survive
and that bothered me a bit.
But still, I feel good
because I'm moving on to the next round.
-Yes, that's my winner.
-Jin-yong! Jin-yong! Jin-yong! Jin-yong!
Park Jin-yong got it.
Park Jin-yong got it.
Park Jin-yong got it.
-No way. Wow.
-Wow.
-No way. Wow.
-Wow.
PARK JIN-YONG SURVIVES
Wow, Park Jin-yong's amazing.
I'm really so satisfied.
Honestly, when I went into this,
I felt nervous
and lost a bit of confidence.
But the fact that I made it
to the next one is so exciting
and since we covered strength,
the rest of the games will be in my favor.
I'm not gonna lose.
Whoa, those two now.
-It's just the two of them.
-So one on one now.
-Let's go!
-Do it!
Let's go!
That's not an advantageous posture.
Yeah, this is not going his way.
Jin-yong's in a posture
that works to his advantage.
-He got it.
-Ah, he got it?
-Jin-yong got it.
-Jin-yong got the key?
Oh, you can do it.
If I mess up, it's over.
Whatever happens to my legs,
I need to escape first.
But if he just relaxes,
Min-cheol can move forward.
Yes, if he reaches it
and frees himself first, it's over.
-He got it?
-He got it, he got it.
Who is it, who?
-He got it. He got it.
-Who is it, who?
Quick, quick,
quick, quick, who is it gonna be?
-Min-cheol? Who is it?
-Who is it?
-Who is it? Who is it?
-Min-cheol?
-That was at the same time.
-What?
Wow.
God, that was really close.
WOO JIN-YONG SURVIVES
KIM MIN-CHEOL IS ELIMINATED
Jin-yong moves on?
I thought they did it at the same time.
-Yes, me too.
-But Jin-yong was just a bit faster.
Just a bit?
-Such a big shame for him.
-Well done. What a big shame.
Little bit. Really not lucky. Not lucky.
Toward the end,
the key wouldn't turn
and that almost got me in trouble.
We got out at almost the same time,
and I think it made it more thrilling.
As hard as it was for me,
I can say it's gonna be hard
for the remaining three contestants.
I felt upset and regretful
and so many emotions overcame me.
I felt more upset by this
than losing
in an ice climbing competition.
Physical: 100's first game
in the final quest is over.
The loser of the first game is
Kim Min-cheol.
Good job, Min-cheol.
Well done, Min-cheol.
-Ah, this is killing me.
-He must feel so upset.
What a pity, ah!
Well done. You did well.
Min-cheol got eliminated,
and he was on my allied team.
So we'd gotten close
and it was pretty upsetting.
Good job!
Man, this was not Min-cheol's game.
So I thought Min-cheol would be
at a disadvantage and I was right.
When I saw that, I felt quite bad for him.
But what's important is that
he got this far. Good job. Yes.
Uh, I'm so sad to go.
You four, don't get hurt and do your best.
Well done!
-Good job.
-You did well.
-Ah, he must feel so bad.
-Yes.
I'm feeling that emotion suddenly.
You can really feel his emotions.
Kim Min-cheol, break your bust
and leave the arena.
Break your bust and leave the arena.
-So cruel.
-Ah! That's so cruel.
-Ah, that's really…
-Right away?
-Just like this?
-He has to break it now?
He must feel relieved now.
While participating in Physical: 100,
first, I want to thank my parents
the most for giving me this body.
When I get back to my life,
I think I'll train myself more intensely.
As an ice climber,
I thought I had a pretty good build,
but coming here and seeing
so many various athletes made me see
that I'm lacking in many ways.
To me, Physical: 100 was an enlightenment.
Ah, just watching that
from the side must feel…
Ah, I don't think
I'd feel relieved over there.
Me neither.
Now the second game is about to start.
Right away?
Oh?
What do you think it is this time?
I think this time
it's gonna be about speed.
-Ah, speed?
-Ah, speed?
The fastest person.
Last time I talked to Jin-hyeong,
he said if he had to hang on
to something, he'd just quit.
If he were to hang on to something…
Oh, what game will it be?
Right, that's what I want to know.
But, hmm, ah, I don't know.
4-MAN MATCH
Physical: 100's final quest.
The second game is about to start.
-Ah, let's go!
-You can do this!
-Let's go, let's go.
-Let's go, let's go.
Whoa, what is it?
-I'm nervous.
-Ah, I feel nervous.
Physical: 100's final quest.
The only survivors left are
Woo Jin-yong,
Jung Hae-min,
Jo Jin-hyeong,
and Park Jin-yong.
-Four people. Top four.
-Wow!
Physical: 100's final quest.
The second game is…
the square flip.
The square flip. Ah!
-Wow, no way.
-Ah, that's crazy.
Flipping, like,
flip, flip, flip, flip, flip.
The square flip.
Contestants must quickly flip
the square boards on the floor.
This game requires quickness and agility.
Ah, there's no way
I'm gonna fail at this quest.
My reaction speed
and agility are something
I'm the most confident in.
I'm gonna survive this too.
Can I do this well?
I gotta take an aggressive approach.
I think you need
speed, endurance, and smarts.
This one, well, I don't know,
really, I think it's gonna be tough.
I have no idea who would win.
You need to have a good sense of the game.
-I think Jin-yong is gonna do well.
-Yes. Honestly, I think the same.
The square flip…
is a two-on-two team game.
No.
-It's a two-on-two game?
-Two-on-two?
There's a team game on this too?
As soon as I heard it's a team game…
…I really didn't know how this will go.
I didn't think it would be
another team game, to be honest.
I panicked.
For five minutes,
contestants must flip
the black and white squares.
Both contestants of the team
with more squares facing up survive.
The two contestants of the losing team
will go head-to-head in a second game
to decide who will be eliminated.
The first game. I was thinking
I'd most likely get eliminated
if I didn't win that.
I need a good teammate.
But even if I have a bad teammate,
when we go head-to-head,
there's almost no possibility I'll lose.
The right to select a team
goes to the first survivor
of the five-way tug-of-war, Jung Hae-min.
Select the person
you want to team up with.
The person I want to team up with is…
It was immense pressure
and who should I pick?
I thought very hard about that.
If he's considering his winning chances,
Hae-min will most likely pick me.
Of course I knew he wouldn't pick me.
This game is stacked
against me and he knows that.
I hoped a bit that he would pick me.
I think Hae-min is gonna pick
Woo Jin-yong, right?
Yeah, I think so.
No, Hae-min's loyal
so he might pick Jin-hyeong.
They were on the same team.
I needed someone with good stamina
and a good understanding
of the game as my teammate.
That's what I thought.
I pick Woo Jin-yong.
I looked at Hae-min
and was a bit disappointed.
Oh, wait, I'll pick again.
Oh, wait, I'll pick again.
I pick Park Jin-yong.
Ah, Park Jin-yong.
I pick Park Jin-yong.
Is he messing with me?
Jung Hae-min
and Park Jin-yong formed a team,
so Jo Jin-hyeong and Woo Jin-yong
automatically form a team.
Look, over there.
We can go for the grouped squares first
and there's one here. We should keep
moving clockwise and flip them over.
We gotta keep following them
and create a lead early on
so it gets easier later.
There's a limited time
and it's not short, is it?
Right, five minutes is long.
I was already thinking of a plan.
Because Hae-min and I shouldn't overlap.
And if we're winning,
we'll take them on one-on-one
and follow them around
and flip the square they'd just flipped.
What, what do you think?
What's important is,
this is about endurance, I think.
We just have to keep flipping fast,
flip them fast.
Shall we go without a strategy?
-Let's just flip them as fast as possible.
-Okay.
I think that's the right way to do it.
I didn't think we needed a strategy.
"This is about stamina" is
all I could think of.
What's important is
if I get tired quickly or not.
The game lasts five minutes,
so I gotta fight
like it's a life-and-death situation,
and really do my best.
We gotta win the first game.
I gotta survive.
I gotta beat just one person.
From now on, I'm not going easy on anyone.
I won't lose.
Physical: 100's final quest.
The second game is about to start.
Sturdy.
It's on.
-I really don't know what's gonna happen.
-Right.
Both teams have a very similar style.
I'm excited.
I have the stamina,
so it was doable at first.
So I thought I could just do this,
just keep flipping them quickly.
Hey, Jo Jin-hyeong's good.
-Sturdy!
-Jin-hyeong's awfully fast.
Yeah, Jin-hyeong's keeping up
longer than I thought.
-He's fast.
-But can he keep it up for five minutes?
-The game lasts five minutes.
-Ah, right, right.
I think
there are more white ones to the left.
-There seem to be more white.
-There are more white ones.
At first, it was too crazy
to grasp the situation,
but when I saw the other team
had flipped more squares, oh, man…
You can't tell
who's winning until it's over.
The other team
had flipped more and I thought,
"Ah, we might be on the same pace,"
but I was still worried.
This is tough.
Jeez, this is crazy.
Ah, it must be really hard.
Who's crawling around?
Is that Woo Jin-yong?
Jin-yong, yes, it's Woo Jin-yong.
Woo Jin-yong's fast.
He's crawling around.
He's doing well like that.
I flipped them really fast, really, I…
I flipped them with thinking
you can't flip them faster than me.
This is as fast as you can go.
But Hae-min stood on the boards
so I couldn't flip them so…
I was pretty angry.
Very nice.
-Wow.
-Wow, it's close, though.
Run like a dog.
I just followed my plan and stayed solid.
It got close.
Right now, white and… white and black,
it's going between the two.
-Now I see more white.
-There are more white ones now.
How much time left?
Oh, shoot!
I was bent over the whole time.
and worked like a farmer
plowing the field by hand.
For real, my hips, it was so tiring.
My breathing got ragged
and I was exhausted.
That's when I ran out of breath.
Oh, no, listen to him breathe.
Oh, he must be tired.
-Right. It's five minutes nonstop.
-Yes.
I kept listening
to Jin-hyeong's breathing.
Because I was gonna wait
until he got tired.
That was my plan B.
Follow him around and undo what he did.
It doesn't matter that I'm their elder.
They'll stab me in the back now.
-Jin-hyeong's much slower now.
-Yeah.
There are more black squares now.
One minute to go.
-One minute.
-One minute. Keep going!
One minute left. Gosh!
I don't know who's gonna win.
Hae-min, One minute! Just one more minute!
Okay. Keep going!
-Oh, oh, oh, oh.
-I think it got close. It's close!
No, there's more white.
No, at the edge, they're all black, look.
Ah! You're right.
-Oh, he's flipping them again.
-You can't say for sure.
Hae-min.
-Good job.
-Well done.
Good job, bro.
-That's really tiring.
-Wow.
-They have to do this again?
-There's a one-on-one.
-Yes.
-They gotta to do it again?
Oh, no.
I'm tired.
I guess, because I used muscles
I'm not used to using,
my legs were convulsing.
I thought I'd lose
if we lost the first match, so…
I was quite nervous about this one.
This quest… Gosh!
The competitive spirit I had
as a professional athlete
started to come back again.
I really wanted to win.
We gotta survive no matter what,
so I have no intention of losing.
Time to announce
the result of the square flip.
-I think there's only a little difference.
-I think the black won.
-I think black won.
-No?
I think there are more
white boards over here.
Right, I don't know. Half and half?
Ah, I wonder.
JUNG HAE-MIN, PARK JIN-YONG
JO JIN-HYEONG, WOO JIN-YONG
Jung Hae-min, Park Jin-yong, 37.
Jo Jin-hyeong, Woo Jin-yong…
Jo Jin-hyeong, Woo Jin-yong.
29.
29.
29.
Jung Hae-min and Park Jin-yong survive.
For real, Hae-min, you're the best.
Oh, this is so great.
Really. I'm one step away.
Just a little more, and I'm really
on the path to victory, let's try hard.
Actually, I didn't know until then
but I think I'm quite desperate to win.
So if I just fight a little harder,
I think I could actually win.
Ah, this doesn't suit me.
Ah, I wished it were a dream.
I counted it three times and we'd…
We'd lost.
We lost because of me, to be honest.
Ah, I should've tried a little harder.
I should have flipped just a few more.
Jo Jin-hyeong and Woo Jin-yong,
who lost the team game,
will go head-to-head
to decide who will survive
and who will be eliminated.
-Good luck.
-Good luck. Come on.
The time limit is three minutes.
Three minutes.
Good job.
Jin-hyeong… I'm sorry,
but I'm gonna fight hard and move up.
Ah, shoot!
This game is too hard.
I can't give up till the end.
I can't be like this.
Why am I thinking I'm gonna lose?
I'm gonna do my best
so I don't have regrets when it's over.
Let's move up.
Let's move up.
The one-on-one
square flip match is about to start.
WOO JIN-YONG VS JO JIN-HYEONG
-Ah, good luck.
-Good luck.
Good luck.
-Let's go. Let's go.
-Good luck.
You can do it, Jin-hyeong.
Let's go!
Let's go!
Oh, boy, not here.
Ah…
I was in trouble from the start.
Bending over and moving like that,
alone, was so hard for me.
Ah, shoot.
Go!
-Three minutes fly by.
-Yes, it flies by.
It passes by quickly.
Ah, the speed, he's no match.
Yeh. Woo Jin-yong is the fastest
in the one-on-one match.
Yes, he's so fast.
I just looked ahead and worked so hard.
I think I overwhelmed him.
WOO JIN-YONG, JO JIN-HYEONG
Oh, shoot!
One more, just one more.
I wanted to flip more,
but, ah, towards the end,
my body just wouldn't respond.
So I dropped a board or two
or grabbed one but couldn't flip it.
That's how bad it was.
I was losing it mentally towards the end.
Go!
Oh, shit! Oh, shit!
-Almost there.
-Focus. Focus.
Ah, the difference is too big now.
Ah, there's a difference now.
Ah, damn it.
In the one-on-one, it's about stamina,
so Jin-hyeong seemed
to be at a disadvantage.
And just like I thought,
he struggled a lot.
Just a bit more!
Halfway through the match,
it got too hard to watch,
Jin-hyeong was struggling.
I could hear his breathing
and I saw him struggle
and it was heartbreaking to watch.
Oh, no.
Ah, this game is too cruel.
I know, right?
Just end it quickly.
-Jeez…
-Ah, this one is…
I really didn't want to do it.
I thought I'd lost
and I wanted to give up.
But I wanted my son and my wife
to see me not give up until the end,
uh, you know, when they watch this.
I wanted to do great for them,
so I didn't give up and kept going.
You did so well, bro.
-Ah, shoot…
-Ah, that was tough.
It's hard.
Okay, okay, well done.
Ah, my heart breaks.
Well done, bro, really.
I did it.
Physical: 100's final quest.
Here is the result of the one-on-one match
that decides who will be eliminated.
Jo Jin-hyeong, 18. Woo Jin-yong, 48.
Jo Jin-hyeong is eliminated.
Still, I did it.
Okay, okay.
Congratulations, Woo Jin-yong.
-Good job.
-Well done, Woo Jin-yong.
-Congrats.
-Well done.
I was pleased,
and I felt bad for Jin-hyeong.
But still, now that
I'm in the top three, I'm gonna win.
I have no regrets.
Really.
I had a great match
with my young friends here
and I didn't give up until the very end.
He's awesome.
That's what's important. You three,
whoever wins, don't give up until the end
and show us a great match.
Good job, everyone!
-You're awesome!
-You're awesome!
-Wow!
-Ah, I'm exhausted.
I want to hit the stomach.
Participating in Physical: 100 felt like
it's a new beginning.
A new challenge.
I really, really fought to the death.
Really, each and every quest,
I put my life on the line.
So I'm satisfied, though I got eliminated.
I really had lots of fun. Really.
Physical: 100's final quest.
Currently, there are three survivors left.
Let's go.
-Hae-min's smile is gone.
-It's gone.
I think they're gonna feel
so nervous now, for real.
Oh, I'm so nervous.
Now that I'm
in the top three, my goal is just to win.
If I were to be eliminated now,
I think I'd be so disappointed.
To get to the final two and then win,
I gotta survive no matter what.
Really, just a little more
and I'm on the path to victory,
so let's try hard.
I'm definitely confident I can survive.
Physical: 100's final quest.
The third game is…
the triangle shuttle run.
-Shuttle run.
-Shuttle run?
-Oh.
-Wow.
In this game where you must
run back and forth continuously,
cardiovascular endurance is key.
When you hear the start signal,
you must run fast and touch
the next bell, then return to your spot.
If you cannot return
before the next start signal,
you will be eliminated immediately
and must smash your bust
and leave the arena.
I think Woo Jin-yong
and Jung Hae-min have an advantage.
I think Jin-yong can go against Hae-min.
The variable here is that you're running
and using energy in short bursts,
then you have to recover and do it again.
-That kind of stamina is for Hae-min.
-Hae-min has the upper hand.
But Hae-min weighs a lot,
so when it comes to running,
things are stacked against him.
Contestants, head to
the starting position.
Man, look how nervous he is. Look, gosh.
Physical: 100's final quest.
The third game is about to start.
-Good luck!
-Good luck.
-Good luck!
-Okay.
There's no chance
I'm gonna lose in a shuttle run.
I thought to not look
to the side as much as possible
and beat just one person.
I'm gonna run like crazy
and really use all my energy to survive.
STAGE 1 (12 SECONDS) 1ST REP
Oh, they have to ring a bell too.
They have to keep doing this.
I think
Hae-min will be disadvantaged here.
He's tall and has to lean down further.
STAGE 1 (12 SECONDS) 2ND REP
Look at his trot.
-They gotta save their energy.
-It must be so nerve-racking.
STAGE 1 (12 SECONDS) 3RD REP
STAGE 1 (12 SECONDS) 4TH REP
Woo Jin-yong has a good pace.
Yes, he has it from the start.
WOO JIN-YONG, PARK JIN-YONG,
JUNG HAE-MIN
12 seconds is
much shorter than I thought.
STAGE 1 (12 SECONDS) 11TH REP
Switching to ten-second intervals.
-Ten seconds, wow.
-Ten seconds already?
Ten seconds!
STAGE 2 (10 SECONDS) 12TH REP
It's gonna be easier
with smaller steps.
If it gets faster,
Hae-min's speed would be…
Coming back in time is
more important than stamina.
I don't think anyone's out of breath yet.
Woo Jin-yong is
definitely the most at ease.
Ah, but Woo Jin-yong did
the previous game twice.
But actually CrossFitters,
if they do that once, it's actually…
-I think they'd feel warmed up.
-Yes, yes, they feel warmed up.
Right now,
his breathing's fine, almost normal.
This looks like
a warm-up exercise for him.
I don't think
it's a quest that needs a strategy.
You just keep on running.
I think Hae-min is gonna lose.
Hae-min doesn't look too steady, right?
No.
I don't know any tricks.
All I trusted in were my two legs
and my cardiovascular endurance
in the race.
I used to train as a biathlon athlete
so I did the shuttle run a lot then.
My cardiovascular endurance is
also well-trained
but I thought I should save
my energy now as I ran.
It's gonna get a little faster later.
God, it's really gonna crush them.
STAGE 2 (10 SECONDS) 26TH REP
Oh, oh, oh, no, oh, no.
STAGE 2 (10 SECONDS) 26TH REP
What?
Woo Jin-yong didn't ring the bell right.
Wow, that could be a variable too.
I failed to ring the bell the first time.
I went back again to ring it,
and that could have messed up my breathing
but fortunately, I recovered.
Oh, that really scared me, really.
His thighs are insane.
Oh, but if you have thighs
that heavy it must be hard, hard to run.
STAGE 2 (10 SECONDS) 28TH REP
Doesn't Hae-min look really slow?
He looks really slow right now.
-Switching to nine seconds.
-Nine seconds.
STAGE 3 (9 SECONDS) 29TH REP
He could be controlling his pace.
STAGE 3 (9 SECONDS) 30TH REP
He is the slowest of the three.
Yeah, he is lagging behind right now.
It's not about who comes first, anyway.
He's controlling the pace
when he's running back.
-Yeah, he's still…
-Yeah.
If they shorten it by another second,
I think I'll reach my limit.
But I'm trying not to mind
the people next to me
and I'm gonna keep my pace
until one gives in,
managing my breath
and keeping up a poker face.
STAGE 3 (9 SECONDS) 37TH REP
Park Jin-yong on the left
rings the bell too awkwardly.
To run that much less.
I didn't want to show I was tired,
and I wanted to run
one step less than the others
and save up those steps to last longer.
I felt the start signal
come sooner and sooner.
Ah, I thought
"One of the other two is gonna drop soon."
He's starting to run out of breath.
Switching to eight seconds.
-Eight seconds.
-Now is eight seconds.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 49TH REP
Wow, it's right away.
It's getting tough now.
This is the real beginning.
Ah, it's gonna be over soon.
Ah, Hae-min, you need to be quick, oh.
It's on again.
-Hae-min looks tired, right?
-He is.
He looks tired.
He needs to keep going.
A bit earlier, Park Jin-yong too…
They look a bit tired, definitely.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 53RD REP
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 54TH REP
Overall, Woo Jin-yong looks
like he's doing the best.
-He's the most stable.
-Yes, he's very stable.
Woo Jin-yong wouldn't get tired basically,
so I thought I couldn't beat him.
So I looked at Hae-min.
Now it's between
Hae-min and Park Jin-yong,
who's getting tired faster.
Their speed looks similar.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 56TH REP
Jin-yong is slightly faster.
Ah, Hae-min's a bit slow.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 57TH REP
This is about speed, like Flash.
Wow.
I think it's gonna end in three more runs.
Is Hae-min slowing down
because he's tired?
Wow. This is crazy.
Ah, they're all trying
to ignore the urge to give up.
Exactly.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 61ST REP
Wow, there's no time,
they have to run right away.
It's the battle of will now.
Jin-yong also looks very tired.
Wow. This is crazy.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 63RD REP
I kept telling myself that I wasn't tired.
Ah, Hae-min, hang on, please.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 65TH REP
It's too quick.
They just gotta run, run, run.
Park Jin-yong's really tired too.
Yeah, he's very tired.
His upper body keeps leaning forward.
As the intervals
got shorter, I ran out of breath.
I thought I was gonna die.
My legs were tired
and it was the first time as an athlete
that they almost gave out.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 68TH REP
I think Hae-min just gotta keep running.
He's a bit faster now.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 69TH REP
Wow, Jin-yong.
Woo Jin-yong still has time to rest.
Oh, these guys are keeping up pretty well.
I hoped that whoever it is,
someone would give up soon.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 72ND REP
Ah, I don't think
Hae-min can manage.
I don't think he can return in time.
Looking at Hae-min's feet,
if I just survived this interval,
I could win.
Hae-min's steps stopped
exactly at the beep
so I thought I just have to hang in
a bit longer, just a bit longer.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 75TH REP
Wow, it's really so close.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 76TH REP
Wow.
Let's go, let's go.
Hae-min and Park Jin-yong are close.
He was leaning
on his legs with his arms
so I thought, "Oh, he's tired."
"I'm tired, but you're tired too.
Now it's about mental strength."
Hae-min's really amazing.
Managing that
with his weight is amazing, really.
He weighs 115 kilograms.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 80TH REP
If you look at Park Jin-yong,
his head's leaning to one side.
But Park Jin-yong's
still running like that.
That's pure mental strength, for real.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 82ND REP
It's gonna be so close
between these two.
Wow.
It's all buzzer beaters now.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 83RD REP
If Hae-min comes in
a little later, he might not make it.
Wow.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 84TH REP
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 85TH REP
Jin-yong.
Well done.
Well done.
Park Jin-yong is eliminated.
Ah, Park Jin-yong did well
to get this far.
For real.
Ah, Jung-myung cheered for him so much.
And now he's leaving.
Really. He knows what
he's going through better than anyone.
I actually luge together with Jin-yong,
and we can share
our emotions and experiences,
which makes it very valuable and special.
Jin-yong really did so well.
He tried so hard.
He did well.
You're a team
so you feel it even more, that's why.
I've never collapsed
like this before during training.
My legs have never given up.
I went beyond my limits,
and I did my best.
That's the end. I just felt relieved.
Ah, gosh, Jung Hae-min's amazing, really.
These games make
at least one person collapse.
-I know.
-How are they keeping up so well?
Physical: 100's final quest.
The third game is over.
The contestant to be eliminated
from the third game is Park Jin-yong.
Jin-yong, well done!
Park Jin-yong, you're amazing.
First of all…
It was so hard to get this far.
But I got to compete
with great guys and it was so nice.
And it was really fun.
Finally…
I'm 30 this year.
I wanted to show
that people with big bellies can do it.
Gosh, I wanted to win.
-He's going out like that?
-Good job!
I didn't expect that, wow.
Good job!
I had a great time.
I got to learn about myself
so I think it was like a happy dream.
I came here and came in third place,
and for that, I'm so happy.
These people now know
how hard lugers train,
and what a great physique we have.
I'm so grateful for that.
Now, Physical: 100's
final quest's last game is about to start.
Awesome!
Finally, wow.
Physical: 100.
After a the fierce competition,
just two contestants remain in this arena.
Now that I was in the top two,
I desperately wanted to win.
I really wanted to win.
I really wanted to win.
I'm not gonna talk much.
I'm gonna prove it with my physique.
I'm confident in myself.
With prize money of 300 million won,
we're down to Physical: 100's final quest.
The final game to decide the winner.
2-MAN MATCH
The last game of the final quest
that is going to decide your fate is…
What is it? What's it gonna be?
Infinite rope-pulling.
Pulling?
Non-stop pulling?
-Right?
-It's pulling on a rope, just…
Infinitely, continuously.
Infinite rope-pulling is a game
where you continuously pull
on a long, heavy rope.
When you hear the start signal,
you must pull the rope until it is loose.
Uh, this is against me.
Power-wise,
I believed Jung Hae-min is stronger.
But the weapon I have is tenacity.
I have trained my legs a lot,
but I did almost no upper-body training.
I wondered if I could do well.
Out of the two contestants,
the first to grab
the other end of the rope wins,
and the winner will smash
their opponent's bust.
That's too much.
The only person to preserve their bust
will become the owner of
Physical: 100's last standing body.
Ah, this is tense,
really, it's the last one.
Who's gonna win this, really?
Hae-min looks so cool, wow.
Ah, they face each other
and pull the opposite rope.
-Wow.
-They're facing each other diagonally.
They have to watch the other person pull,
-continuously.
-Yeah.
That's so cruel.
Physical: 100's final quest.
The last game that is going
to decide the last man standing
starts now.
Ah, it's the end!
Good luck!
Ah, I'm so nervous.
I'm gonna do my best
with no regrets.
I'm gonna do what I can
without any mistakes.
Now only Hae-min is left and I'm gonna…
…get the 300 million won.
Oh, it's begun.
Oh, it's begun.
-Oh, it's really heavy.
-Hae-min's fast.
-Oh, look at Hae-min.
-Hae-min's fast.
-Hae-min's insane. Wow.
-Hae-min is really fast.
He has good strength, so…
He's so fast.
There's a huge gap.
He's widening the gap.
Ah, Jin-yong looks like
he's struggling a lot with it.
The rolling wheel has some weight too.
-Wow, look at that.
-The rope is heavy, so…
Wow, Hae-min's insane.
-Wow.
-Wow, Hae-min!
It's because Hae-min has
good shoulder movement.
Wow.
Gosh, that's crazy.
It was quite heavy but
I had a lot of strength in the beginning,
so I pulled fast and it picked up speed
and built a momentum.
Hae-min looks like he's on a roll.
Jin-yong looks like he's pacing himself.
Wow. This is…
This is really great to watch.
Yeah, you need to use your whole body.
I want to feel that right now.
Now Jin-yong is using
his whole body too now.
Ah, it wasn't easy to pull so…
"Let's just hang on, just, just do it."
I thought, "I can't be the only one
struggling" as I kept pulling.
Hae-min's still strong.
-Hae-min's a bit faster.
-Yeah, he's strong.
He's like a monster.
Wow, it looks a bit like the cycling pose.
-Ah, Hae-min's…
-He's not resting.
He keeps going, still.
He might get slower but he won't rest.
Jin-yong took a break. He can't pull.
Ah, you shouldn't rest.
They're both struggling.
Keep going, keep going!
-Look at the rolled-up rope.
-Wow!
-When is it gonna end?
-This is crazy.
Wow.
Ah, this is a real punishment.
-Isn't this the worst punishment?
-I think this is the hardest one.
And it's even harder
because they can't see
the end yet, they don't see it.
Hae-min seems to be losing his grip
The rope didn't seem to get any shorter,
and my arms gradually became paralyzed.
It's draining.
Oh, no.
-He fell over on purpose.
-Yes, because he's out of energy.
He's using his weight to pull.
They gotta keep doing this
so they're running out of energy.
Let's cheer them on. Ready, and…
Woo Jin-yong!
Woo Jin-yong!
Woo Jin-yong! Jung Hae-min!
Jung Hae-min! Jung Hae-min!
But there's still too much left.
-Yeah. There's so much left.
-It must be really heavy.
There you go. Stand up, stand up.
Wow. How much rope is there?
Ah, they're both tired.
Let's go, let's go, let's go,
let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.
Let's go. Keep going.
Ah, Jin-yong's going,
Woo Jin-yong's going.
But when Jin-yong goes,
Hae-min always goes too.
Hae-min's watching and keeping up.
Yes, he's moving with him now.
Whoa.
"Let's take it to the end,"
I thought as I pulled.
I really pulled with everything I had.
Wow, look at the unraveled rope.
Doesn't it look like
Hae-min's pile is much bigger?
Yes, even at a glance.
You can't lose.
Wow.
God, look at Hae-min's face.
Look at his face, it's insane.
Let's go.
Let's go.
Look at his fingers,
he has amazing mental strength, really.
Ah, there is no end in sight.
But they pulled a lot now.
But we don't know how much rope there is.
Whoa! Jin-yong's amazing too.
Man, it looks like
they're pulling subconsciously.
-Yeah.
-Yeah, right.
He's actually doing better.
He's closing his eyes and going on.
It's a battle of willpower now.
I just thought I'd let my body give in.
I pulled in a trance.
He's not resting at all, he keeps pulling.
He's moving like a zombie.
Wow, Hae-min started
to use his whole body.
Let's all cheer them on, okay?
One, two, three.
Let's go!
Oh, they can hear us.
Let's go!
Let's go!
-Let's go, Hae-min!
-Let's go!
Let's go!
Let's go!
-Jin-yong's doing well.
-He's doing really well.
Jin-yong keeps going too
without much of a break,
his breaks are short.
-Jin-yong got faster.
-Jin-yong got faster.
-Is he getting used to it?
-Yes.
Wow.
-Let's go!
-Let's go!
What I can say I have more
than others is tenacity, I have grit.
Even if my arms won't move, let's go.
Even if I have no energy,
let's just grab and pull.
Now they're looking at each other's pile.
Ah, it's almost the same.
Ah, Hae-min, ah, Hae-min's face.
I've never seen Hae-min this exhausted.
Ah, really…
I was so out of breath,
and my legs hurt so much,
but in my head was the desperate thought
that I wanted to win.
They've unraveled a lot of rope.
They've really pulled a lot of rope now.
-Yeah.
-I think Jin-yong caught up a lot.
Wow, for real.
How many meters is there?
-There is no end to this.
-Exactly.
It's a Möbius strip.
Ah, they're neck and neck.
They must really wanna give up.
But there's 300 million won at stake.
-Wow.
-Wow.
Wow. They're amazing.
-Yes, really.
-It must be so tiring.
Don't stop. Don't stop. Go.
Hae-min can't pull either.
They must have lost control
of their arms by now.
-Really, it's a mental battle now.
-Yeah.
How heavy must that rope feel?
Ah, he's exhausted now.
I can do it. I can do it.
I can do it. I can do it. I can do it.
Oh, you really don't know until it's over.
Wait, Hae-min's is almost…
Hey, I can see the end.
I think Jin-yong's is
almost at the end too.
They're almost there.
Whoa. This final game is really brutal.
WOO JIN-YONG, JUNG HAE-MIN
It's almost unraveled.
It's the last layer.
Yeah, it's almost done.
-It's the last layer.
-It's almost done.
WOO JIN-YONG
They're both on the last layer.
They're neck and neck.
Ah, a bit more, a bit more!
Oh, it's totally neck and neck.
He can't rest.
Hae-min, go!
Didn't Jin-yong pull more than him?
-Oh?
-Really, he might win.
WOO JIN-YONG, JUNG HAE-MIN
I'm almost there.
Let's find just a bit more energy.
I thought I should pull
one more time if I want a chance to win.
Let's see the end of this.
Wow! He made it?
Whoa! No way.
PHYSICAL: 100
Whoa! No way.
-The gap is getting smaller.
-Wow.
You can do it.
Oh, oh, it's almost done.
-No way, this is crazy.
-No way, wow.
A bit more, a bit more.
WOO JIN-YONG
-It's done.
-It's over.
No way, that's insane.
Okay.
Oh, my gosh!
Ah, I was almost there.
My arms wouldn't move anymore.
It was like they just stopped.
I couldn't pull anymore.
There was nothing I could do then.
I wanted to use my body weight
to pull but I couldn't grip on.
I just needed to take one more step,
and I couldn't take that step
and I do feel bad about that.
But I definitely did my best.
Physical: 100, the study
to find the most perfect body.
All the quests we prepared are over.
The final standing survivor
who got this far with only his body is…
Woo Jin-yong.
Uh… first,
I wanna say glory and thanks to God.
I also…
want to thank my parents
for…
supporting me…
for over 30 years.
And to those…
who let me compete with them
up until this point,
to the other 99 contestants, thank you.
That's all.
So awesome.
The survivor of the last game,
Woo Jin-yong.
Destroy your opponent's bust.
Hey, good job.
I'd rather break my own.
Ah, it breaks my heart.
I was so upset when it broke.
I'd wanted to protect it
to the end so it wouldn't break.
It was a pity.
Physical: 100,
the last contestant
to be eliminated is Jung Hae-min.
Oh.
First of all,
in this competition
against such famous athletes,
I got this far thanks to the good genes
my parents gave me
and I'm very grateful for that.
I really gave it my all
but I couldn't win and it's such a pity
but I accept it and I'd like to applaud
the winner, Jin-yong. Congratulations!
I desperately wanted to win,
but I got to meet so many different people
and experience things in life
that are hard to come by.
So really, I don't think
I'll ever forget this.
It was so much fun and I was happy.
I met people
I'd looked up to since I was young
and I got to sweat and compete with them
and spend meaningful time together
in what I think is a place
of honor for any sportsman.
And I get to take
300 million won home on top of that.
So I would say I'm going home
after spending a great time.
So many different bodies
exist in this world.
Our study on the perfect body…
will continue.
2 CONTESTANTS REMAIN
Now, it's for real.
Go! Go!
-Let's go!
-Go! Go!
-Nice.
-Go!
-Nice, Yun Sung-bin.
-Breathe.
Nice.
Breathe. Slowly.
Ah, shoot! Oh, my god!
-You're both tired.
-You're doing well.
-You can do it.
-You can do it, Hae-min,
stay strong!
Stay strong, you two! You can do it.
You gotta breathe.
-Keep going!
-Keep going!
Keep going!
You're almost there, Sung-bin.
You've got this.
There comes the time
when you have to compete with yourself.
That time came for me, no exception.
When it came, I tried to fight it,
not just for me but also for Sik,
who let me pick this game.
I thought I had no choice,
I have to do my best.
Go, Sung-bin, go.
-Sung-bin, keep going!
-Let's go, let's go, let's go.
-Curse as you go.
-Good, good.
-Damn! Damn!
-Okay, okay.
Yes, yeah!
Yeah, yeah!
Breathe, Sung-bin, breathe.
The boulder I had thought
was light did begin to feel heavy.
Ah! It was tiring,
as if my heart was gonna explode.
Oh, gosh!
From now on, it's about your mindset.
-You can do it!
-You can do it!
Go! Go!
Let's go, let's go, let's go. That's it.
Go! Go!
Let's go, let's go, let's go. That's it.
-Go! Yes.
-Go, go, go, go, go.
Okay.
Go, go, go, go.
-Breathe, breathe. Breathe slowly.
-Nice, nice.
-Keep going.
-You can do it.
You need to breathe, Sung-bin. Breathe!
-Hae-min, breathe.
-Jung Hae-min!
-You got this!
-Sung-bin, you're doing well.
-Breathe.
-You're almost there, Sung-bin.
-Keep it up. You're both tired.
-You can do it, breathe.
Don't give up, don't give up.
-Ten seconds to go, breathe.
-Breathe, breathe.
That's it, that's it.
-Five seconds to go, that's it.
-Nice, nice, you're doing well.
When I felt like
I couldn't do it anymore,
I noticed that Sung-bin was
almost too tired.
So I thought, "I can see
the end of it. I got to stay strong.
I shouldn't give up now
because I'm tired."
You can do it. Keep going.
-Keep going.
-Hey, let's go!
Keep going, push, no, push!
-Push, push!
-Iron Man, quickly, push!
-Yun Sung-bin, let's go!
-There's time.
-There's time.
-Push!
Go, go, go, go!
-Okay.
-You can do it.
-Don't give up.
-There's still time.
-Sung-bin, keep going.
-Sung-bin, you have to go.
Breathe, breathe.
-30 seconds, Sung-bin.
-Rest down there.
Nice.
-Oh, no.
-Breathe. Breathe. Breathe.
-Keep it up!
-Keep going. Keep going.
Ah, shoot!
-Keep going!
-That's it!
Let's go, you guys are both tired.
Go!
Hae-min's rolling the ball
just like when he started.
You're doing well, Hae-min!
Hae-min, breathe, breathe.
-Go, go, go!
-You're doing well!
-He's tired too.
-You can do it, push!
You can do it!
-Nice. Nice.
-Be careful.
-Let's go. Let's go.
-Push, push, push.
-He's tired too.
-Yun Sung-bin, let's go!
-You got this!
-Keep going, push, push.
-Sung-bin, you gotta go!
-The other guy's tired too.
You're an Olympic gold medalist!
Push the ball in.
Keep going, push it down and breathe.
-Let's go.
-He's tired too.
-You're both tired. Ten seconds.
-Oh, no.
-Sung-bin, ten seconds.
-Sung-bin, let's go, let's go.
-Go down, go down, go down.
-Let's push it up
for the last time.
Last time, yeah, come on, come on.
-Keep going!
-Let's go! Let's go!
-Last one! Come on!
-Let's go! Let's go!
-Last one. Last one.
-Let's go! Let's go!
Just like this! That's it! Just like this!
-You can do it!
-Good, good!
Nice!
-Oh, you're back up!
-Ah, shit!
-No, no, no, no! Get up!
-Get up!
No, get up!
-Oh, you're back up!
-Ah, shit!
-No, no, no, no!
-Get up!
-Let's go, let's go!
-Get up!
Sung-bin, Sung-bin, let's go!
-Get up! Get up!
-Let's go! Let's go!
There's time. There's time.
Get back up!
Sung-bin!
-You gotta get your punishment!
-There's time.
-You can do it!
-Sung-bin, you need to get up.
Sung-bin, get up.
Ah, screw this!
Ah, this freaking game! I'm out!
Nice.
THE PUNISHMENT OF SISYPHUS
YUN SUNG-BIN OU
It was so hard,
really freaking hard.
"This is the end for me",
that's what I thought.
-Go! Go!
-You're doing well!
He's tired too. He's tired too.
-Let's go. Let's go.
-You can do it, push!
Let's go!
I squeezed out
every bit of energy I could.
-Great job!
-Well done.
-Ah, you're the best!
-Good job.
-Well done.
-Good job!
Well done, seriously! God!
Yes, you got it, damn it,
that's the Hae-min I know.
Is this the double S rank?
The Punishment of Sisyphus is over.
And the winner is…
Jung Hae-min.
Nice! Nice!
Thank you. Thank you.
-Thank you.
-Come on. Come on.
-It felt light for you, right?
-It was heavy.
I want to applaud to you,
but I can't lift my arms up.
Well done.
Throughout the whole quest, I thought,
"Can I win? Oh, I wanna give up."
Now that I won, it feels a bit unreal.
I think the cardio
endurance training I did frequently
and on a high level helped me win.
I'm 48 in Korean age this year,
and I wanted to show
middle-aged men around the world
that I can go head-to-head
with younger athletes and beat them.
That's why I applied.
I wanted to win. Jesus, I wanted to win.
Still, ranking in the final 20 out of 100,
I think, gave
the other middle-aged guys watching
just a little hope or courage.
Thank you so much to Physical: 100
for giving me that role.
Us middle-aged men can do it.
We still got it.
That's all.
I'm 40 years old.
It was such an honor to be able to compete
in games with 20 people here.
I don't want to say I was defeated.
I gave it my all and I tried my hardest.
I'm a winner in my eyes.
Good job!
You did well.
I was eliminated because I was weaker.
I'm so weak!
And I'm so thankful
I got to have fun
without getting a big injury.
I had so much fun with everyone, yeah.
PHYSICAL: 100
TOP 5
PHYSICAL: 100
FIVE SURVIVORS
PHYSICAL: 100
Wow!
-Hey, this is totally…
-Whoa!
-This is insane.
-This is crazy.
-What is this? It's huge.
-Wow…
It felt like the Last Supper.
I'd never seen a lobster that big.
I'd never seen that in my life.
It was so extravagant,
and there was food
I don't get to see every day.
I was on cloud nine.
This looks tasty.
I'm drooling. I can't control my drooling.
Shall I pour you some?
Yeah, give me.
Oh, we should do cheers.
Now, make a toast, bro.
-I knew it.
-As the eldest.
Ah, first of all, I want to congratulate
each of you again
for reaching the top five.
Let's have fun today.
-Yes.
-Let's drink.
-Congratulations.
-Let's crush it.
-Wow.
-Wow. Wow.
-Put this here…
-Mm. Mm.
It's tasty, really tasty.
Mm. It's good.
Wow. Shoot!
This is awesome!
Man, this is good!
He's already dancing.
Mm…
Wow. I don't know what's next,
but eat while you can.
-Eat some more, bro.
-Here, there's lots here, right here.
Well, that's scary.
Can you hold that up
and take a bite out of it?
You all gotta watch out for me.
I'm gonna be full of energy.
So, each of you must have entered
the competition for a reason.
Min-cheol, you go first. Why are you here?
-I got into sports quite late.
-When did you get into sports?
-When I was 29, I started ice climbing.
-Whoa, that's very late.
-That's not long ago.
-Not long ago, no.
I wanted to let people know
what kind of sport I compete in
and what kind of work I do.
-I'm a mountain rescuer.
-Yes, right.
When the weather's bad,
helicopters can't take off.
Yeah. Wow.
We have to go
up and down the mountains
carrying people on our backs.
You need to have lots of energy.
Yes, you got to have a lot of energy.
-To save people?
-Yeah.
Ah, that's so cool.
-So those muscles came from real life.
-Yes, real muscles.
I wanted to get the word out about
mountain rescue and about ice climbing.
-People don't know much about it.
-I didn't, either.
Yes, I wanted to promote this sport
and that's why
I entered the competition, yeah.
-Mm-hm.
-Just by getting this far,
it's safe to say you did enough promoting.
I bet the whole world knows
about ice climbing now.
What about you, Hae-min? Yes.
I started doing sports about 18 years ago.
-Just cycling?
-Yes, I've been cycling
for 18 years, and as an athlete,
I've been doing it for five years.
This cycling game isn't
something many people know about,
and we have competitions
almost every week.
So I want to let
more people know, that's why.
Right, right, Hae-min,
I learned about cycling, thanks to you.
-I didn't know much about it before.
-Exactly, lots of people don't know.
-I didn't either.
-Cyclists are amazing, though.
-Yeah, their legs.
-Their legs are crazy strong.
-I got good genes from my parents.
-Ah.
-My father was a cyclist as well.
-Yes, he's a cyclist too.
We've been doing it for two generations.
I became an athlete
at a young age, in elementary school.
You started luging this young?
No, I was an alpine skier
in elementary school.
-I switched to biathlon in middle school.
-Oh.
And to luging in high school
and still now.
After the Beijing Olympics,
I lost motivation a little bit.
An athlete always lives competitively.
-Right.
-You got to survive that.
Because only the good athletes
are remembered and survive in the end.
To be honest, as a sportsman,
I feel the most rejected
when people don't really get my sport.
Right, I didn't either.
If I were to become more famous
and tell more people about it,
maybe the next generation
and fellow lugers
could compete in a better setting.
That's why I entered.
-I'm, I'm the same as the next guy here.
-Uh, Jin-yong, you too, yes.
There's a sport called snowboard cross
where you start together and race
and do jumps and turn corners.
Oh.
I'm the first national team athlete
for that sport.
Ah.
I was and still I couldn't even enter
the Olympic Games.
It's just so hard.
But Jin-yong managed
to compete in the Games.
A year before
the Pyeongchang Olympic Games,
they decided to focus support
on promising games,
so there are no openings at all now.
They're training hard,
the younger athletes,
and I hope they get to be
under the spotlight
and people would look them up.
Oh yes, you could do that for them.
Hey, at least people snowboard as a hobby.
When they see a luge, they go,
"Don't you just lie down and it goes?"
-That's so…
-That's a bit upsetting.
You guys at least
have spectators. We don't.
Ah…
-Unpopular sports are like that.
-Right, right, right.
-How did you end up here?
-On here?
How did you get here?
I'm here because, well…
In middle school,
I was the smallest of all my friends.
-What?
-I was the shortest,
-and I weighed--
-They must have been huge.
No, my friends,
the biggest in middle school…
I was a little over 1.40 meters tall,
the shortest in the group,
and those friends, they worked out a lot.
So I followed them to the gym
and got into exercising.
I've been doing that for 20 years.
This is what I thought when I worked out.
I thought I'd be the strongest
at about age 50, always.
Now that I'm over 40,
I think I'm okay-ish,
-but I can still…
-There's room to get even stronger?
Yeah, yeah. I think
people can grow stronger than this.
That's why I entered the competition.
So I'm so happy.
I'm so honored to be
in the top five with you guys.
-Now we have just one match left.
-Ah.
It's really the last one.
Let's use all the strength you have.
-Got it.
-Let's do our best so that
we can make it
the most memorable out of them all.
Let's make it a great one.
-Hope we'll have a lot of fun.
-Right.
Yeah.
Let's make it great.
Leave no regrets. That's all we need.
At last, it's the long-awaited…
The long-awaited…
Day of the final quest.
Let's survive.
Wait, I could actually win.
I'm here to represent
us, lugers, so I can't lose.
I thought I need to win at all costs.
These muscles are real muscles
that were gained outside of the gym.
My strength is almost unbeatable,
so no matter the game, I'll use it to win.
All I trust is my body.
JO JIN-HYEONG,
CAR DEALER
I'm here to represent us, 550 cyclists.
I'm gonna stay in tip-top condition
and focus at each moment
to survive and win.
Each time I survived the four quests,
I told myself I'd done it.
Today is the day I get to show off
my physique built out of real muscles.
I have a physique
that's developed in all aspects,
so whatever the quest is,
I'm sure to do well.
My only goal is to win in Physical: 100.
Wow. That's so cool.
Whoa, shoot, the eyeball's
showing up on the floor here.
-Wow, I got goosebumps, that's incredible.
-Whoa, the eyeball? Whoa.
It's so much cool of the top five.
Wow, they must be nervous, ah.
Physical: 100 was created
to study the most perfect body
regardless of gender, age and race.
Now, to reach the conclusion
of this study,
all that remains is the final quest.
The final quest in which
your physiques will compete
consists of four games.
Ah, it's gonna be so cruel today.
Man, I don't know
about this. I think it'll be real tough.
What will they be?
What games will be there?
Ah, this is gonna be about endurance.
I should conserve my energy at first.
I'm gonna do whatever I can to survive.
-Four?
-Four?
-Four?
-Oh, shoot.
They're gonna eliminate them one by one.
-Ah, it's gonna be really rough.
-Whoa.
The five contestants will start
as a pentagon
and keep competing until it becomes a dot.
The body that survives all the quests
will provide the answer
to the study of the perfect body.
We will soon have
the sole survivor of Physical: 100.
The final quest begins now.
That's so cool.
The first game is very important.
The order of the games will matter a lot.
Even if you're good at
what comes later, if you drop out early…
-Right.
-If you get eliminated early,
-it's pointless.
-But let's think of it this way.
The worse you are at the earlier games,
the better your chance is.
But if you fail because you're too bad…
-Right.
-That would be a sad situation.
They're all gonna compete
thinking they can't be the worst.
Each of their, like,
their personal strengths,
the differences are so drastic.
-There's a strong guy, and…
-Yes.
-They're all different.
-Yes, they're all different.
They're good at different things.
It's the final match,
so won't they focus on overall ability?
-Yes, yes.
-If you think about
the earlier matches, there was strength,
agility, endurance, they covered all that.
Yeah, they're gonna cover
all of that at once. All at once.
The first game
of the final quest is about to start.
Oh, I'm nervous.
Oh, oh, they're getting ready.
What's on their backs?
Do they have to run up
and touch something?
This looks complicated.
Whoa, it's that.
They need to pull each other. Tug-of-war.
No way.
-Wow, shoot!
-Look at this.
He got goosebumps.
Physical: 100's final quest.
The first game is a five-way tug-of-war.
Five-way tug-of-war.
Whoa!
Wow, that's crazy.
If I were there, I'd be out right away.
These are the rules.
You play the game
while connected to one rope.
This game is a battle of strength,
and muscle strength is key.
You must get the key placed ahead of you
and unlock your padlock to survive.
Whoa, it's not touching
something, they gotta undo a padlock.
The one contestant
who undoes their lock last
is immediately eliminated.
And they must destroy their bust
and leave this place.
-That's crazy.
-No way.
I don't think I'm the weakest here
when it comes to strength.
Right away, I thought
it was a game I could survive.
"If I do well,
I might take first place", I thought.
I had the smallest frame,
but still, my goal was
to come in first place.
It's worth a try,
I just have to beat one person.
I felt confident.
Let's do this.
-Good luck.
-Good luck.
-Let's go.
-Good luck!
Good luck.
This should be fun.
Why, why do I feel nervous?
Physical: 100's first game
in the final quest is about to start.
-Good luck!
-Good luck!
It started!
Whoa!
Ah, he got it. Ah, he got it.
-Hae-min. Hae-min is fast.
-Wow!
-He got it right away?
-Hae-min got the key?
Ah, they're undoing the locks
and the other guys can't move.
I used
my strongest suit, which is pulling,
and I grabbed the rope
and pulled it really hard to my side.
Shoot!
JUNG HAE-MIN SURVIVES
See, Hae-min did it right away.
Wow! That's crazy.
Hae-min, Hae-min did it?
Ah, I made it.
Once I survived, I thought,
"Ah, my competitors went
from four to three."
The pressure went down
and I felt relieved.
Jin-hyeong undid his lock too.
He did? Wow, I knew it!
JO JIN-HYEONG SURVIVES
Whoa, that took me so long. Shoot.
"I won. It went
as I thought," I told myself.
I was the second to survive
and that bothered me a bit.
But still, I feel good
because I'm moving on to the next round.
-Yes, that's my winner.
-Jin-yong! Jin-yong! Jin-yong! Jin-yong!
Park Jin-yong got it.
Park Jin-yong got it.
Park Jin-yong got it.
-No way. Wow.
-Wow.
-No way. Wow.
-Wow.
PARK JIN-YONG SURVIVES
Wow, Park Jin-yong's amazing.
I'm really so satisfied.
Honestly, when I went into this,
I felt nervous
and lost a bit of confidence.
But the fact that I made it
to the next one is so exciting
and since we covered strength,
the rest of the games will be in my favor.
I'm not gonna lose.
Whoa, those two now.
-It's just the two of them.
-So one on one now.
-Let's go!
-Do it!
Let's go!
That's not an advantageous posture.
Yeah, this is not going his way.
Jin-yong's in a posture
that works to his advantage.
-He got it.
-Ah, he got it?
-Jin-yong got it.
-Jin-yong got the key?
Oh, you can do it.
If I mess up, it's over.
Whatever happens to my legs,
I need to escape first.
But if he just relaxes,
Min-cheol can move forward.
Yes, if he reaches it
and frees himself first, it's over.
-He got it?
-He got it, he got it.
Who is it, who?
-He got it. He got it.
-Who is it, who?
Quick, quick,
quick, quick, who is it gonna be?
-Min-cheol? Who is it?
-Who is it?
-Who is it? Who is it?
-Min-cheol?
-That was at the same time.
-What?
Wow.
God, that was really close.
WOO JIN-YONG SURVIVES
KIM MIN-CHEOL IS ELIMINATED
Jin-yong moves on?
I thought they did it at the same time.
-Yes, me too.
-But Jin-yong was just a bit faster.
Just a bit?
-Such a big shame for him.
-Well done. What a big shame.
Little bit. Really not lucky. Not lucky.
Toward the end,
the key wouldn't turn
and that almost got me in trouble.
We got out at almost the same time,
and I think it made it more thrilling.
As hard as it was for me,
I can say it's gonna be hard
for the remaining three contestants.
I felt upset and regretful
and so many emotions overcame me.
I felt more upset by this
than losing
in an ice climbing competition.
Physical: 100's first game
in the final quest is over.
The loser of the first game is
Kim Min-cheol.
Good job, Min-cheol.
Well done, Min-cheol.
-Ah, this is killing me.
-He must feel so upset.
What a pity, ah!
Well done. You did well.
Min-cheol got eliminated,
and he was on my allied team.
So we'd gotten close
and it was pretty upsetting.
Good job!
Man, this was not Min-cheol's game.
So I thought Min-cheol would be
at a disadvantage and I was right.
When I saw that, I felt quite bad for him.
But what's important is that
he got this far. Good job. Yes.
Uh, I'm so sad to go.
You four, don't get hurt and do your best.
Well done!
-Good job.
-You did well.
-Ah, he must feel so bad.
-Yes.
I'm feeling that emotion suddenly.
You can really feel his emotions.
Kim Min-cheol, break your bust
and leave the arena.
Break your bust and leave the arena.
-So cruel.
-Ah! That's so cruel.
-Ah, that's really…
-Right away?
-Just like this?
-He has to break it now?
He must feel relieved now.
While participating in Physical: 100,
first, I want to thank my parents
the most for giving me this body.
When I get back to my life,
I think I'll train myself more intensely.
As an ice climber,
I thought I had a pretty good build,
but coming here and seeing
so many various athletes made me see
that I'm lacking in many ways.
To me, Physical: 100 was an enlightenment.
Ah, just watching that
from the side must feel…
Ah, I don't think
I'd feel relieved over there.
Me neither.
Now the second game is about to start.
Right away?
Oh?
What do you think it is this time?
I think this time
it's gonna be about speed.
-Ah, speed?
-Ah, speed?
The fastest person.
Last time I talked to Jin-hyeong,
he said if he had to hang on
to something, he'd just quit.
If he were to hang on to something…
Oh, what game will it be?
Right, that's what I want to know.
But, hmm, ah, I don't know.
4-MAN MATCH
Physical: 100's final quest.
The second game is about to start.
-Ah, let's go!
-You can do this!
-Let's go, let's go.
-Let's go, let's go.
Whoa, what is it?
-I'm nervous.
-Ah, I feel nervous.
Physical: 100's final quest.
The only survivors left are
Woo Jin-yong,
Jung Hae-min,
Jo Jin-hyeong,
and Park Jin-yong.
-Four people. Top four.
-Wow!
Physical: 100's final quest.
The second game is…
the square flip.
The square flip. Ah!
-Wow, no way.
-Ah, that's crazy.
Flipping, like,
flip, flip, flip, flip, flip.
The square flip.
Contestants must quickly flip
the square boards on the floor.
This game requires quickness and agility.
Ah, there's no way
I'm gonna fail at this quest.
My reaction speed
and agility are something
I'm the most confident in.
I'm gonna survive this too.
Can I do this well?
I gotta take an aggressive approach.
I think you need
speed, endurance, and smarts.
This one, well, I don't know,
really, I think it's gonna be tough.
I have no idea who would win.
You need to have a good sense of the game.
-I think Jin-yong is gonna do well.
-Yes. Honestly, I think the same.
The square flip…
is a two-on-two team game.
No.
-It's a two-on-two game?
-Two-on-two?
There's a team game on this too?
As soon as I heard it's a team game…
…I really didn't know how this will go.
I didn't think it would be
another team game, to be honest.
I panicked.
For five minutes,
contestants must flip
the black and white squares.
Both contestants of the team
with more squares facing up survive.
The two contestants of the losing team
will go head-to-head in a second game
to decide who will be eliminated.
The first game. I was thinking
I'd most likely get eliminated
if I didn't win that.
I need a good teammate.
But even if I have a bad teammate,
when we go head-to-head,
there's almost no possibility I'll lose.
The right to select a team
goes to the first survivor
of the five-way tug-of-war, Jung Hae-min.
Select the person
you want to team up with.
The person I want to team up with is…
It was immense pressure
and who should I pick?
I thought very hard about that.
If he's considering his winning chances,
Hae-min will most likely pick me.
Of course I knew he wouldn't pick me.
This game is stacked
against me and he knows that.
I hoped a bit that he would pick me.
I think Hae-min is gonna pick
Woo Jin-yong, right?
Yeah, I think so.
No, Hae-min's loyal
so he might pick Jin-hyeong.
They were on the same team.
I needed someone with good stamina
and a good understanding
of the game as my teammate.
That's what I thought.
I pick Woo Jin-yong.
I looked at Hae-min
and was a bit disappointed.
Oh, wait, I'll pick again.
Oh, wait, I'll pick again.
I pick Park Jin-yong.
Ah, Park Jin-yong.
I pick Park Jin-yong.
Is he messing with me?
Jung Hae-min
and Park Jin-yong formed a team,
so Jo Jin-hyeong and Woo Jin-yong
automatically form a team.
Look, over there.
We can go for the grouped squares first
and there's one here. We should keep
moving clockwise and flip them over.
We gotta keep following them
and create a lead early on
so it gets easier later.
There's a limited time
and it's not short, is it?
Right, five minutes is long.
I was already thinking of a plan.
Because Hae-min and I shouldn't overlap.
And if we're winning,
we'll take them on one-on-one
and follow them around
and flip the square they'd just flipped.
What, what do you think?
What's important is,
this is about endurance, I think.
We just have to keep flipping fast,
flip them fast.
Shall we go without a strategy?
-Let's just flip them as fast as possible.
-Okay.
I think that's the right way to do it.
I didn't think we needed a strategy.
"This is about stamina" is
all I could think of.
What's important is
if I get tired quickly or not.
The game lasts five minutes,
so I gotta fight
like it's a life-and-death situation,
and really do my best.
We gotta win the first game.
I gotta survive.
I gotta beat just one person.
From now on, I'm not going easy on anyone.
I won't lose.
Physical: 100's final quest.
The second game is about to start.
Sturdy.
It's on.
-I really don't know what's gonna happen.
-Right.
Both teams have a very similar style.
I'm excited.
I have the stamina,
so it was doable at first.
So I thought I could just do this,
just keep flipping them quickly.
Hey, Jo Jin-hyeong's good.
-Sturdy!
-Jin-hyeong's awfully fast.
Yeah, Jin-hyeong's keeping up
longer than I thought.
-He's fast.
-But can he keep it up for five minutes?
-The game lasts five minutes.
-Ah, right, right.
I think
there are more white ones to the left.
-There seem to be more white.
-There are more white ones.
At first, it was too crazy
to grasp the situation,
but when I saw the other team
had flipped more squares, oh, man…
You can't tell
who's winning until it's over.
The other team
had flipped more and I thought,
"Ah, we might be on the same pace,"
but I was still worried.
This is tough.
Jeez, this is crazy.
Ah, it must be really hard.
Who's crawling around?
Is that Woo Jin-yong?
Jin-yong, yes, it's Woo Jin-yong.
Woo Jin-yong's fast.
He's crawling around.
He's doing well like that.
I flipped them really fast, really, I…
I flipped them with thinking
you can't flip them faster than me.
This is as fast as you can go.
But Hae-min stood on the boards
so I couldn't flip them so…
I was pretty angry.
Very nice.
-Wow.
-Wow, it's close, though.
Run like a dog.
I just followed my plan and stayed solid.
It got close.
Right now, white and… white and black,
it's going between the two.
-Now I see more white.
-There are more white ones now.
How much time left?
Oh, shoot!
I was bent over the whole time.
and worked like a farmer
plowing the field by hand.
For real, my hips, it was so tiring.
My breathing got ragged
and I was exhausted.
That's when I ran out of breath.
Oh, no, listen to him breathe.
Oh, he must be tired.
-Right. It's five minutes nonstop.
-Yes.
I kept listening
to Jin-hyeong's breathing.
Because I was gonna wait
until he got tired.
That was my plan B.
Follow him around and undo what he did.
It doesn't matter that I'm their elder.
They'll stab me in the back now.
-Jin-hyeong's much slower now.
-Yeah.
There are more black squares now.
One minute to go.
-One minute.
-One minute. Keep going!
One minute left. Gosh!
I don't know who's gonna win.
Hae-min, One minute! Just one more minute!
Okay. Keep going!
-Oh, oh, oh, oh.
-I think it got close. It's close!
No, there's more white.
No, at the edge, they're all black, look.
Ah! You're right.
-Oh, he's flipping them again.
-You can't say for sure.
Hae-min.
-Good job.
-Well done.
Good job, bro.
-That's really tiring.
-Wow.
-They have to do this again?
-There's a one-on-one.
-Yes.
-They gotta to do it again?
Oh, no.
I'm tired.
I guess, because I used muscles
I'm not used to using,
my legs were convulsing.
I thought I'd lose
if we lost the first match, so…
I was quite nervous about this one.
This quest… Gosh!
The competitive spirit I had
as a professional athlete
started to come back again.
I really wanted to win.
We gotta survive no matter what,
so I have no intention of losing.
Time to announce
the result of the square flip.
-I think there's only a little difference.
-I think the black won.
-I think black won.
-No?
I think there are more
white boards over here.
Right, I don't know. Half and half?
Ah, I wonder.
JUNG HAE-MIN, PARK JIN-YONG
JO JIN-HYEONG, WOO JIN-YONG
Jung Hae-min, Park Jin-yong, 37.
Jo Jin-hyeong, Woo Jin-yong…
Jo Jin-hyeong, Woo Jin-yong.
29.
29.
29.
Jung Hae-min and Park Jin-yong survive.
For real, Hae-min, you're the best.
Oh, this is so great.
Really. I'm one step away.
Just a little more, and I'm really
on the path to victory, let's try hard.
Actually, I didn't know until then
but I think I'm quite desperate to win.
So if I just fight a little harder,
I think I could actually win.
Ah, this doesn't suit me.
Ah, I wished it were a dream.
I counted it three times and we'd…
We'd lost.
We lost because of me, to be honest.
Ah, I should've tried a little harder.
I should have flipped just a few more.
Jo Jin-hyeong and Woo Jin-yong,
who lost the team game,
will go head-to-head
to decide who will survive
and who will be eliminated.
-Good luck.
-Good luck. Come on.
The time limit is three minutes.
Three minutes.
Good job.
Jin-hyeong… I'm sorry,
but I'm gonna fight hard and move up.
Ah, shoot!
This game is too hard.
I can't give up till the end.
I can't be like this.
Why am I thinking I'm gonna lose?
I'm gonna do my best
so I don't have regrets when it's over.
Let's move up.
Let's move up.
The one-on-one
square flip match is about to start.
WOO JIN-YONG VS JO JIN-HYEONG
-Ah, good luck.
-Good luck.
Good luck.
-Let's go. Let's go.
-Good luck.
You can do it, Jin-hyeong.
Let's go!
Let's go!
Oh, boy, not here.
Ah…
I was in trouble from the start.
Bending over and moving like that,
alone, was so hard for me.
Ah, shoot.
Go!
-Three minutes fly by.
-Yes, it flies by.
It passes by quickly.
Ah, the speed, he's no match.
Yeh. Woo Jin-yong is the fastest
in the one-on-one match.
Yes, he's so fast.
I just looked ahead and worked so hard.
I think I overwhelmed him.
WOO JIN-YONG, JO JIN-HYEONG
Oh, shoot!
One more, just one more.
I wanted to flip more,
but, ah, towards the end,
my body just wouldn't respond.
So I dropped a board or two
or grabbed one but couldn't flip it.
That's how bad it was.
I was losing it mentally towards the end.
Go!
Oh, shit! Oh, shit!
-Almost there.
-Focus. Focus.
Ah, the difference is too big now.
Ah, there's a difference now.
Ah, damn it.
In the one-on-one, it's about stamina,
so Jin-hyeong seemed
to be at a disadvantage.
And just like I thought,
he struggled a lot.
Just a bit more!
Halfway through the match,
it got too hard to watch,
Jin-hyeong was struggling.
I could hear his breathing
and I saw him struggle
and it was heartbreaking to watch.
Oh, no.
Ah, this game is too cruel.
I know, right?
Just end it quickly.
-Jeez…
-Ah, this one is…
I really didn't want to do it.
I thought I'd lost
and I wanted to give up.
But I wanted my son and my wife
to see me not give up until the end,
uh, you know, when they watch this.
I wanted to do great for them,
so I didn't give up and kept going.
You did so well, bro.
-Ah, shoot…
-Ah, that was tough.
It's hard.
Okay, okay, well done.
Ah, my heart breaks.
Well done, bro, really.
I did it.
Physical: 100's final quest.
Here is the result of the one-on-one match
that decides who will be eliminated.
Jo Jin-hyeong, 18. Woo Jin-yong, 48.
Jo Jin-hyeong is eliminated.
Still, I did it.
Okay, okay.
Congratulations, Woo Jin-yong.
-Good job.
-Well done, Woo Jin-yong.
-Congrats.
-Well done.
I was pleased,
and I felt bad for Jin-hyeong.
But still, now that
I'm in the top three, I'm gonna win.
I have no regrets.
Really.
I had a great match
with my young friends here
and I didn't give up until the very end.
He's awesome.
That's what's important. You three,
whoever wins, don't give up until the end
and show us a great match.
Good job, everyone!
-You're awesome!
-You're awesome!
-Wow!
-Ah, I'm exhausted.
I want to hit the stomach.
Participating in Physical: 100 felt like
it's a new beginning.
A new challenge.
I really, really fought to the death.
Really, each and every quest,
I put my life on the line.
So I'm satisfied, though I got eliminated.
I really had lots of fun. Really.
Physical: 100's final quest.
Currently, there are three survivors left.
Let's go.
-Hae-min's smile is gone.
-It's gone.
I think they're gonna feel
so nervous now, for real.
Oh, I'm so nervous.
Now that I'm
in the top three, my goal is just to win.
If I were to be eliminated now,
I think I'd be so disappointed.
To get to the final two and then win,
I gotta survive no matter what.
Really, just a little more
and I'm on the path to victory,
so let's try hard.
I'm definitely confident I can survive.
Physical: 100's final quest.
The third game is…
the triangle shuttle run.
-Shuttle run.
-Shuttle run?
-Oh.
-Wow.
In this game where you must
run back and forth continuously,
cardiovascular endurance is key.
When you hear the start signal,
you must run fast and touch
the next bell, then return to your spot.
If you cannot return
before the next start signal,
you will be eliminated immediately
and must smash your bust
and leave the arena.
I think Woo Jin-yong
and Jung Hae-min have an advantage.
I think Jin-yong can go against Hae-min.
The variable here is that you're running
and using energy in short bursts,
then you have to recover and do it again.
-That kind of stamina is for Hae-min.
-Hae-min has the upper hand.
But Hae-min weighs a lot,
so when it comes to running,
things are stacked against him.
Contestants, head to
the starting position.
Man, look how nervous he is. Look, gosh.
Physical: 100's final quest.
The third game is about to start.
-Good luck!
-Good luck.
-Good luck!
-Okay.
There's no chance
I'm gonna lose in a shuttle run.
I thought to not look
to the side as much as possible
and beat just one person.
I'm gonna run like crazy
and really use all my energy to survive.
STAGE 1 (12 SECONDS) 1ST REP
Oh, they have to ring a bell too.
They have to keep doing this.
I think
Hae-min will be disadvantaged here.
He's tall and has to lean down further.
STAGE 1 (12 SECONDS) 2ND REP
Look at his trot.
-They gotta save their energy.
-It must be so nerve-racking.
STAGE 1 (12 SECONDS) 3RD REP
STAGE 1 (12 SECONDS) 4TH REP
Woo Jin-yong has a good pace.
Yes, he has it from the start.
WOO JIN-YONG, PARK JIN-YONG,
JUNG HAE-MIN
12 seconds is
much shorter than I thought.
STAGE 1 (12 SECONDS) 11TH REP
Switching to ten-second intervals.
-Ten seconds, wow.
-Ten seconds already?
Ten seconds!
STAGE 2 (10 SECONDS) 12TH REP
It's gonna be easier
with smaller steps.
If it gets faster,
Hae-min's speed would be…
Coming back in time is
more important than stamina.
I don't think anyone's out of breath yet.
Woo Jin-yong is
definitely the most at ease.
Ah, but Woo Jin-yong did
the previous game twice.
But actually CrossFitters,
if they do that once, it's actually…
-I think they'd feel warmed up.
-Yes, yes, they feel warmed up.
Right now,
his breathing's fine, almost normal.
This looks like
a warm-up exercise for him.
I don't think
it's a quest that needs a strategy.
You just keep on running.
I think Hae-min is gonna lose.
Hae-min doesn't look too steady, right?
No.
I don't know any tricks.
All I trusted in were my two legs
and my cardiovascular endurance
in the race.
I used to train as a biathlon athlete
so I did the shuttle run a lot then.
My cardiovascular endurance is
also well-trained
but I thought I should save
my energy now as I ran.
It's gonna get a little faster later.
God, it's really gonna crush them.
STAGE 2 (10 SECONDS) 26TH REP
Oh, oh, oh, no, oh, no.
STAGE 2 (10 SECONDS) 26TH REP
What?
Woo Jin-yong didn't ring the bell right.
Wow, that could be a variable too.
I failed to ring the bell the first time.
I went back again to ring it,
and that could have messed up my breathing
but fortunately, I recovered.
Oh, that really scared me, really.
His thighs are insane.
Oh, but if you have thighs
that heavy it must be hard, hard to run.
STAGE 2 (10 SECONDS) 28TH REP
Doesn't Hae-min look really slow?
He looks really slow right now.
-Switching to nine seconds.
-Nine seconds.
STAGE 3 (9 SECONDS) 29TH REP
He could be controlling his pace.
STAGE 3 (9 SECONDS) 30TH REP
He is the slowest of the three.
Yeah, he is lagging behind right now.
It's not about who comes first, anyway.
He's controlling the pace
when he's running back.
-Yeah, he's still…
-Yeah.
If they shorten it by another second,
I think I'll reach my limit.
But I'm trying not to mind
the people next to me
and I'm gonna keep my pace
until one gives in,
managing my breath
and keeping up a poker face.
STAGE 3 (9 SECONDS) 37TH REP
Park Jin-yong on the left
rings the bell too awkwardly.
To run that much less.
I didn't want to show I was tired,
and I wanted to run
one step less than the others
and save up those steps to last longer.
I felt the start signal
come sooner and sooner.
Ah, I thought
"One of the other two is gonna drop soon."
He's starting to run out of breath.
Switching to eight seconds.
-Eight seconds.
-Now is eight seconds.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 49TH REP
Wow, it's right away.
It's getting tough now.
This is the real beginning.
Ah, it's gonna be over soon.
Ah, Hae-min, you need to be quick, oh.
It's on again.
-Hae-min looks tired, right?
-He is.
He looks tired.
He needs to keep going.
A bit earlier, Park Jin-yong too…
They look a bit tired, definitely.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 53RD REP
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 54TH REP
Overall, Woo Jin-yong looks
like he's doing the best.
-He's the most stable.
-Yes, he's very stable.
Woo Jin-yong wouldn't get tired basically,
so I thought I couldn't beat him.
So I looked at Hae-min.
Now it's between
Hae-min and Park Jin-yong,
who's getting tired faster.
Their speed looks similar.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 56TH REP
Jin-yong is slightly faster.
Ah, Hae-min's a bit slow.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 57TH REP
This is about speed, like Flash.
Wow.
I think it's gonna end in three more runs.
Is Hae-min slowing down
because he's tired?
Wow. This is crazy.
Ah, they're all trying
to ignore the urge to give up.
Exactly.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 61ST REP
Wow, there's no time,
they have to run right away.
It's the battle of will now.
Jin-yong also looks very tired.
Wow. This is crazy.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 63RD REP
I kept telling myself that I wasn't tired.
Ah, Hae-min, hang on, please.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 65TH REP
It's too quick.
They just gotta run, run, run.
Park Jin-yong's really tired too.
Yeah, he's very tired.
His upper body keeps leaning forward.
As the intervals
got shorter, I ran out of breath.
I thought I was gonna die.
My legs were tired
and it was the first time as an athlete
that they almost gave out.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 68TH REP
I think Hae-min just gotta keep running.
He's a bit faster now.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 69TH REP
Wow, Jin-yong.
Woo Jin-yong still has time to rest.
Oh, these guys are keeping up pretty well.
I hoped that whoever it is,
someone would give up soon.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 72ND REP
Ah, I don't think
Hae-min can manage.
I don't think he can return in time.
Looking at Hae-min's feet,
if I just survived this interval,
I could win.
Hae-min's steps stopped
exactly at the beep
so I thought I just have to hang in
a bit longer, just a bit longer.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 75TH REP
Wow, it's really so close.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 76TH REP
Wow.
Let's go, let's go.
Hae-min and Park Jin-yong are close.
He was leaning
on his legs with his arms
so I thought, "Oh, he's tired."
"I'm tired, but you're tired too.
Now it's about mental strength."
Hae-min's really amazing.
Managing that
with his weight is amazing, really.
He weighs 115 kilograms.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 80TH REP
If you look at Park Jin-yong,
his head's leaning to one side.
But Park Jin-yong's
still running like that.
That's pure mental strength, for real.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 82ND REP
It's gonna be so close
between these two.
Wow.
It's all buzzer beaters now.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 83RD REP
If Hae-min comes in
a little later, he might not make it.
Wow.
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 84TH REP
STAGE 4 (8 SECONDS) 85TH REP
Jin-yong.
Well done.
Well done.
Park Jin-yong is eliminated.
Ah, Park Jin-yong did well
to get this far.
For real.
Ah, Jung-myung cheered for him so much.
And now he's leaving.
Really. He knows what
he's going through better than anyone.
I actually luge together with Jin-yong,
and we can share
our emotions and experiences,
which makes it very valuable and special.
Jin-yong really did so well.
He tried so hard.
He did well.
You're a team
so you feel it even more, that's why.
I've never collapsed
like this before during training.
My legs have never given up.
I went beyond my limits,
and I did my best.
That's the end. I just felt relieved.
Ah, gosh, Jung Hae-min's amazing, really.
These games make
at least one person collapse.
-I know.
-How are they keeping up so well?
Physical: 100's final quest.
The third game is over.
The contestant to be eliminated
from the third game is Park Jin-yong.
Jin-yong, well done!
Park Jin-yong, you're amazing.
First of all…
It was so hard to get this far.
But I got to compete
with great guys and it was so nice.
And it was really fun.
Finally…
I'm 30 this year.
I wanted to show
that people with big bellies can do it.
Gosh, I wanted to win.
-He's going out like that?
-Good job!
I didn't expect that, wow.
Good job!
I had a great time.
I got to learn about myself
so I think it was like a happy dream.
I came here and came in third place,
and for that, I'm so happy.
These people now know
how hard lugers train,
and what a great physique we have.
I'm so grateful for that.
Now, Physical: 100's
final quest's last game is about to start.
Awesome!
Finally, wow.
Physical: 100.
After a the fierce competition,
just two contestants remain in this arena.
Now that I was in the top two,
I desperately wanted to win.
I really wanted to win.
I really wanted to win.
I'm not gonna talk much.
I'm gonna prove it with my physique.
I'm confident in myself.
With prize money of 300 million won,
we're down to Physical: 100's final quest.
The final game to decide the winner.
2-MAN MATCH
The last game of the final quest
that is going to decide your fate is…
What is it? What's it gonna be?
Infinite rope-pulling.
Pulling?
Non-stop pulling?
-Right?
-It's pulling on a rope, just…
Infinitely, continuously.
Infinite rope-pulling is a game
where you continuously pull
on a long, heavy rope.
When you hear the start signal,
you must pull the rope until it is loose.
Uh, this is against me.
Power-wise,
I believed Jung Hae-min is stronger.
But the weapon I have is tenacity.
I have trained my legs a lot,
but I did almost no upper-body training.
I wondered if I could do well.
Out of the two contestants,
the first to grab
the other end of the rope wins,
and the winner will smash
their opponent's bust.
That's too much.
The only person to preserve their bust
will become the owner of
Physical: 100's last standing body.
Ah, this is tense,
really, it's the last one.
Who's gonna win this, really?
Hae-min looks so cool, wow.
Ah, they face each other
and pull the opposite rope.
-Wow.
-They're facing each other diagonally.
They have to watch the other person pull,
-continuously.
-Yeah.
That's so cruel.
Physical: 100's final quest.
The last game that is going
to decide the last man standing
starts now.
Ah, it's the end!
Good luck!
Ah, I'm so nervous.
I'm gonna do my best
with no regrets.
I'm gonna do what I can
without any mistakes.
Now only Hae-min is left and I'm gonna…
…get the 300 million won.
Oh, it's begun.
Oh, it's begun.
-Oh, it's really heavy.
-Hae-min's fast.
-Oh, look at Hae-min.
-Hae-min's fast.
-Hae-min's insane. Wow.
-Hae-min is really fast.
He has good strength, so…
He's so fast.
There's a huge gap.
He's widening the gap.
Ah, Jin-yong looks like
he's struggling a lot with it.
The rolling wheel has some weight too.
-Wow, look at that.
-The rope is heavy, so…
Wow, Hae-min's insane.
-Wow.
-Wow, Hae-min!
It's because Hae-min has
good shoulder movement.
Wow.
Gosh, that's crazy.
It was quite heavy but
I had a lot of strength in the beginning,
so I pulled fast and it picked up speed
and built a momentum.
Hae-min looks like he's on a roll.
Jin-yong looks like he's pacing himself.
Wow. This is…
This is really great to watch.
Yeah, you need to use your whole body.
I want to feel that right now.
Now Jin-yong is using
his whole body too now.
Ah, it wasn't easy to pull so…
"Let's just hang on, just, just do it."
I thought, "I can't be the only one
struggling" as I kept pulling.
Hae-min's still strong.
-Hae-min's a bit faster.
-Yeah, he's strong.
He's like a monster.
Wow, it looks a bit like the cycling pose.
-Ah, Hae-min's…
-He's not resting.
He keeps going, still.
He might get slower but he won't rest.
Jin-yong took a break. He can't pull.
Ah, you shouldn't rest.
They're both struggling.
Keep going, keep going!
-Look at the rolled-up rope.
-Wow!
-When is it gonna end?
-This is crazy.
Wow.
Ah, this is a real punishment.
-Isn't this the worst punishment?
-I think this is the hardest one.
And it's even harder
because they can't see
the end yet, they don't see it.
Hae-min seems to be losing his grip
The rope didn't seem to get any shorter,
and my arms gradually became paralyzed.
It's draining.
Oh, no.
-He fell over on purpose.
-Yes, because he's out of energy.
He's using his weight to pull.
They gotta keep doing this
so they're running out of energy.
Let's cheer them on. Ready, and…
Woo Jin-yong!
Woo Jin-yong!
Woo Jin-yong! Jung Hae-min!
Jung Hae-min! Jung Hae-min!
But there's still too much left.
-Yeah. There's so much left.
-It must be really heavy.
There you go. Stand up, stand up.
Wow. How much rope is there?
Ah, they're both tired.
Let's go, let's go, let's go,
let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.
Let's go. Keep going.
Ah, Jin-yong's going,
Woo Jin-yong's going.
But when Jin-yong goes,
Hae-min always goes too.
Hae-min's watching and keeping up.
Yes, he's moving with him now.
Whoa.
"Let's take it to the end,"
I thought as I pulled.
I really pulled with everything I had.
Wow, look at the unraveled rope.
Doesn't it look like
Hae-min's pile is much bigger?
Yes, even at a glance.
You can't lose.
Wow.
God, look at Hae-min's face.
Look at his face, it's insane.
Let's go.
Let's go.
Look at his fingers,
he has amazing mental strength, really.
Ah, there is no end in sight.
But they pulled a lot now.
But we don't know how much rope there is.
Whoa! Jin-yong's amazing too.
Man, it looks like
they're pulling subconsciously.
-Yeah.
-Yeah, right.
He's actually doing better.
He's closing his eyes and going on.
It's a battle of willpower now.
I just thought I'd let my body give in.
I pulled in a trance.
He's not resting at all, he keeps pulling.
He's moving like a zombie.
Wow, Hae-min started
to use his whole body.
Let's all cheer them on, okay?
One, two, three.
Let's go!
Oh, they can hear us.
Let's go!
Let's go!
-Let's go, Hae-min!
-Let's go!
Let's go!
Let's go!
-Jin-yong's doing well.
-He's doing really well.
Jin-yong keeps going too
without much of a break,
his breaks are short.
-Jin-yong got faster.
-Jin-yong got faster.
-Is he getting used to it?
-Yes.
Wow.
-Let's go!
-Let's go!
What I can say I have more
than others is tenacity, I have grit.
Even if my arms won't move, let's go.
Even if I have no energy,
let's just grab and pull.
Now they're looking at each other's pile.
Ah, it's almost the same.
Ah, Hae-min, ah, Hae-min's face.
I've never seen Hae-min this exhausted.
Ah, really…
I was so out of breath,
and my legs hurt so much,
but in my head was the desperate thought
that I wanted to win.
They've unraveled a lot of rope.
They've really pulled a lot of rope now.
-Yeah.
-I think Jin-yong caught up a lot.
Wow, for real.
How many meters is there?
-There is no end to this.
-Exactly.
It's a Möbius strip.
Ah, they're neck and neck.
They must really wanna give up.
But there's 300 million won at stake.
-Wow.
-Wow.
Wow. They're amazing.
-Yes, really.
-It must be so tiring.
Don't stop. Don't stop. Go.
Hae-min can't pull either.
They must have lost control
of their arms by now.
-Really, it's a mental battle now.
-Yeah.
How heavy must that rope feel?
Ah, he's exhausted now.
I can do it. I can do it.
I can do it. I can do it. I can do it.
Oh, you really don't know until it's over.
Wait, Hae-min's is almost…
Hey, I can see the end.
I think Jin-yong's is
almost at the end too.
They're almost there.
Whoa. This final game is really brutal.
WOO JIN-YONG, JUNG HAE-MIN
It's almost unraveled.
It's the last layer.
Yeah, it's almost done.
-It's the last layer.
-It's almost done.
WOO JIN-YONG
They're both on the last layer.
They're neck and neck.
Ah, a bit more, a bit more!
Oh, it's totally neck and neck.
He can't rest.
Hae-min, go!
Didn't Jin-yong pull more than him?
-Oh?
-Really, he might win.
WOO JIN-YONG, JUNG HAE-MIN
I'm almost there.
Let's find just a bit more energy.
I thought I should pull
one more time if I want a chance to win.
Let's see the end of this.
Wow! He made it?
Whoa! No way.
PHYSICAL: 100
Whoa! No way.
-The gap is getting smaller.
-Wow.
You can do it.
Oh, oh, it's almost done.
-No way, this is crazy.
-No way, wow.
A bit more, a bit more.
WOO JIN-YONG
-It's done.
-It's over.
No way, that's insane.
Okay.
Oh, my gosh!
Ah, I was almost there.
My arms wouldn't move anymore.
It was like they just stopped.
I couldn't pull anymore.
There was nothing I could do then.
I wanted to use my body weight
to pull but I couldn't grip on.
I just needed to take one more step,
and I couldn't take that step
and I do feel bad about that.
But I definitely did my best.
Physical: 100, the study
to find the most perfect body.
All the quests we prepared are over.
The final standing survivor
who got this far with only his body is…
Woo Jin-yong.
Uh… first,
I wanna say glory and thanks to God.
I also…
want to thank my parents
for…
supporting me…
for over 30 years.
And to those…
who let me compete with them
up until this point,
to the other 99 contestants, thank you.
That's all.
So awesome.
The survivor of the last game,
Woo Jin-yong.
Destroy your opponent's bust.
Hey, good job.
I'd rather break my own.
Ah, it breaks my heart.
I was so upset when it broke.
I'd wanted to protect it
to the end so it wouldn't break.
It was a pity.
Physical: 100,
the last contestant
to be eliminated is Jung Hae-min.
Oh.
First of all,
in this competition
against such famous athletes,
I got this far thanks to the good genes
my parents gave me
and I'm very grateful for that.
I really gave it my all
but I couldn't win and it's such a pity
but I accept it and I'd like to applaud
the winner, Jin-yong. Congratulations!
I desperately wanted to win,
but I got to meet so many different people
and experience things in life
that are hard to come by.
So really, I don't think
I'll ever forget this.
It was so much fun and I was happy.
I met people
I'd looked up to since I was young
and I got to sweat and compete with them
and spend meaningful time together
in what I think is a place
of honor for any sportsman.
And I get to take
300 million won home on top of that.
So I would say I'm going home
after spending a great time.
So many different bodies
exist in this world.
Our study on the perfect body…
will continue.