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***Physical: 100*** (Korean: 피지컬: 100) is a South Korean [reality competition](/source/Reality_competition) series on [Netflix](/source/Netflix) created by [MBC](/source/Munhwa_Broadcasting_Corporation) producer Jang Ho-gi.[1][2] The first season premiered on January 24, 2023.[3][4] The second season premiered on March 19, 2024.[5][unreliable source?][6] After the second season ended, a spin-off titled, *[Physical: Asia](/source/Physical:_Asia)*, was announced, and would include people from many countries in [Asia](/source/Asia).

The show's premise is to find the ideal [human physique](/source/Body_shape) based on performance.[7][8]

## Format

100 competitors, all known for their well-developed physical attributes and physique, go head-to-head in various individual and team challenges, or 'quests' of strength, balance, agility, endurance, willpower and strategy.[9] The competition is formatted like a tournament. After each quest, participants are eliminated until only one remains to win the prize of ₩300 million (≈ US$240,000[a]).[10][11] Every participant has a [plaster cast](/source/Plaster_cast) of their torso on the set; when they are eliminated, they must destroy the cast with a sledgehammer.[12]

The show has often been compared to *[Squid Game](/source/Squid_Game)*, a 2021 South Korean survival drama television series, for their similarities in the large scale competition-elimination format with elaborate challenges and set, as well as the same nation of origin.[13][14]

## Participants

### Season 1

The show started off with 100 participants, 77 men and 23 women,[15] with some being eliminated each episode. Many of the contestants were professional [sportspeople](/source/Athlete) for South Korea's national teams and [fitness influencers](/source/Internet_celebrity).[16][17]

List of season 1 participants Name Occupation / known for Agent H Korea Navy UDT/SEAL reservist (petty officer first class) and YouTuber Caro Fitness vlogger Cha Hyun-seung Dancer and model Cho Jung-myung Luger Choi Hyun-mi Boxer Choo Sung-hoon Former judoka and MMA fighter, television personality Dustin Nippert Baseball player Hong Beom-seok Retired firefighter and Korea Army Special Forces (707th Special Mission Group) master sergeant reservist Jang Seong-min Rugby player Jeong Bo-kyeong Judoka Jjang Jae Korea Navy UDT/SEAL reservist (petty officer first class) and YouTuber Kang Han Bobsledder Kim Kang-min Bodybuilder Kim Sik National team skeleton coach Kim Seong-hun Trainer Kim Seong-jun Fitness model Kim Ye-hyun Fencer Lee Yong-seung Bodybuilder Nam Kyung-jin Wrestler Park Jin-yong Luger Park Seon-kwan Swimmer Shim Eu-ddeum Pilates instructor and YouTuber Son Hee-chan Ssireum wrestler Son Hee-dong Wrestler Song A-reum Bodybuilder Woo Jin-yong CrossFitter and snowboarder Yang Hak-seon Artistic gymnast, 2012 Summer Olympics gold medalist Yun Sung-bin Skeleton racer, 2018 Winter Olympics gold medalist Kim Ji-han Volleyball player Yun Seok-hwan Swimmer Kim Gyeong-jin Farmer YoYo Model Kwak Myung-sik CrossFitter and MMA fighter Carlos CrossFitter Park Jung-ho Prison guard Kim Chun-ri Bodybuilder Kkang Mi Korea Army Special Forces (707th Special Mission Group) reservist (sergeant first class) An Da-jeong Bodybuilder Park Min-ji Ssireum wrestler Jang Eun-sil Wrestler Bbulkup Restaurant owner and YouTuber Ma Sun-ho Bodybuilder Kang Chun-il Dancer, model and stage actor Park Hyung-geun MMA fighter Jo Jin-hyeong Strongman and car dealer Miracle Nelson Dancer and model Kim Ji-wook Diver Seong Chi-hyeon Casino employee Yoo Sang-hun MMA fighter Joo Dong-jo MMA fighter Lee Guk-young Musical actor Lee Ju-hyung Ice hockey player Seo Ha-yan CrossFitter Choi Gyu-tae Ballerino Choi Min-yong Marathon runner Choi In-ho Trainer Florian Krapf Advertisement model Gil Hwan Scuba diver Kim Min-cheol Ice climber, Korea National Park mountain rescue ranger Kim Byeong-jin Taekwondo practitioner Kim Sang-wook MMA fighter, Korea Navy UDT/SEAL reservist (sergeant) Kim Eun-ji Fitness coach Kim Jeong-uk Restaurant owner Vita Mikju Pole dancer Park Jong-hyeok Illustrator Park Seong-hyeok Trainer Bang Ji-hoon Bodybuilder Hoju Tarzan Travel YouTuber Seol Ki-kwan Bodybuilder Shin Dong-guk Firefighter, Korea Army Special Forces reservist Shin Bo-mi-rae Boxer Shin Se-gye Stuntman Dbo Rapper Austin Kang Chef Yu Ga-ram Rollerskater Yun Jun-hyeoup Model Lee Da-yeon Ssireum wrestler Lee Dae-won Trot singer and MMA fighter Lee So-yeong Fitness model Lee Jun-myeong Calisthenics coach Miho Fitness coach Elaine Yuki Wong Actress Jeon Min-seok Coast guard Jeon Young Film choreographer and stuntman Jeong Han-saem Musical actor Jung Hae-min Track cyclist OVAN Singer Chae Wan-ki Jiu-jitsu fighter Ha Je-yong Power lifter and arm-wrestling champion Hwang Bit-yeo-ul CrossFitter Kim Kyung-baek Korea Navy UDT/SEAL instructor Kim Da-young Stuntwoman Lee Min-woo Chef Lee Ye-ji MMA fighter Im Jeong-yun Sports student Jo Yeon-joo Cheerleader Jo I-taek Actor Choi Sung-hyeok Pole dancer Ko Da-young Pilates instructor Park Ji-su Rugby player

### Season 2

The show started out with a 100 contestants, 72 men and 28 women. Most of the contestants are sportspeople for South Korea influence. The list is broken down into 5 groups: warriors, national representatives, natural body competitors, superstars, athletic celebrities.

List of season 2 participants Name Occupation/known for Kim Dong-hyun MMA Fighter Hong Beom-seok Former firefighter and Physical: 100 season 1 contestant Sim Yu-ri MMA Fighter Kang Cheong-myeong Korea Coast Guard Officer Lim Soo-jin Bodybuilder Ku Sung-hoe Reserve Sergeant First Class Ko Jong-hun Special Operation Unit Member Gibson U.S. Army Major Park Woo-jin Korea Coast Guard Officer Seol Young-ho MMA Fighter Jo Sung-bin MMA Fighter Ham Young-jin Police Officer Hunter Lee FBI Diplomat Hwang Mun-kyeong Firefighter/Paramedic Jang Sung-yeop Bodybuilder Lee Hyun-woo Bodybuilder Kang Eun-hee Bodybuilder Kim Nam-wook Bodybuilder Kim Min-su Bodybuilder Jung Ji-hyun Wrestler Jung You-in Swimmer Shin Soo-ji Rhythmic Athlete Lee Won-hee Judo Athlete Park Seung-hi Short-Track Speed Skater Mo Tae-bum Speed Skater Andre Jin Rugby Team Athlete Kim Do-hyeon Boxer Kim Dong-hyun Bobsledder Kim Jee-hyuk Rowing Team Athlete Kim Hyeong-kyu Boxer Kim Hye-bin Wushu Sandy Team Athlete Kang Min-su Sports Climber Park Da-sol Judo Athlete Park Yeon-su Powerlifter Park Hee-jun Karate Athlete Seo Young-woo Bobsledder Kang Young-seo Alpine Skier Eom Dae-hyun Parkour Athlete Lee Ye-joo Kurash Athlete Lee Jang-kun Kabaddi Team Athlete Chang Yong-heung Rugby Athlete Lee Hyun-jeong Education Teacher Jo Ha-rang Handball Team Player Joo Min-kyung Arm Wrestler Choi Won-jae Cheerleading Team Athlete Heo Kyung-hee Rugby Team Athlete Hwang Choong-won Professional CrossFitter Lee Hyun-jin Actor Ko Hyo-joo Skateboarder Hong Da-eun Arborist Power Who Yami Cosplayer Kim Ki-hyuk Announcer Kim Amugae YouTuber Ahn Sung-hwan CEO of a Food Service Company Sim Sung-eon Nurse Son Yeong-seok Officer Worker Wi Sung-oh Trainer Yoon Han-jin College Student (Special PhysEd) Jang Yoon-sung CEO of a Food Company Service Jeon Hee-jeong Stunt Performer Jo Han College Student (Sports and Leisure) Ju Sung-min Doctor of Korean Medicine Juyang CEO of an Apparel Company Kim Hee-hyun Ballerino Kim Bong-yun Carpenter Kang Ji-kun Jige Porter Park Ha-yan Handball Player Chong Te-se Soccer Player Kim Ji-eun Track and Field Athlete Hwang Chan-seob Ssireum Athlete Kim Dam-bi Weightlifter Go Min-jung Professional CrossFitter Kim Yeong-chan Taekkyon Athlete Ryu Si-hyun Street Lifting Athlete Amber Yang Professional CrossFitter Lee Jun-ha American Football Player Im Su-jeong Ssireum Athlete Kim Min-ho Professional Wrestler Jang Jun-hyuk Wrestler Choi Soo-in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Athlete Hong Hyeon-jun Long Driver Golfer Ha Moo-kyung Handball Player Lee Jae-yoon Canadian Actor Kang So-yeon TV Personality Amotti CrossFitter Knucks Dancer Kwon Ga-young Fitness Model Lee Jang-jun Lead Singer and Rapper of K-Pop Group Golden Child Park Kwang-jae Actor Lee Kyu-ho Actor GPT YouTuber Noh Sung-yul Martial Arts Tricker Lee Ho-yeon Model Justin Harvey Actor Jeon Jong-hyeok Singer Jung Dae-jin Sports Model Kang Seung-min YouTuber Kim Woo-joo Fashion Model Emmanuel Fitness Model No Seung-Hyuk Dance Artist

## Quests

Each quest differs regarding both the physical challenge as well as the number of contestants at risk of elimination.

### Season 1

#### Quest 0: Hanging challenge

The 100 contestants were split into two groups of 50 (based on a chosen number) and competed to hang from a bar raised above water for as long as they could. The contestants were ranked according to how long they hung onto the bar before falling into the water.

- **Winner from Group 1** – Kim Kyung-baek, Korea Navy UDT/SEAL instructor
- **Winner from Group 2** – Kim Min-cheol, ice climber and Korea National Park mountain rescue ranger

#### Quest 1: Death match challenge

Contestants compete one-on-one to gain possession of a ball. The contestant with possession of the ball at the 3-minute mark proceeded to the next Quest, while the other contestant was eliminated.

Before the quest, contestants were ranked based on their Quest 0 timing, and contestants that were ranked higher had the benefit to choose their opponent and the type of Battle Arena they want to compete in:

- Battle Arena A included many obstacles, emphasizing contestant agility and speed.
- Battle Arena B was simpler, with a large flat area of sand with a pool of water in the middle, emphasizing contestant strength and grappling ability.

If neither contestant had possession after three minutes, the game was restarted with one minute on the clock. Half of the contestants were eliminated in the process (50).

#### Quest 2: Moving sand challenge

Before Quest 2, the remaining 50 contestants were required to choose three contestants with whom they wanted to team up. The ten contestants with the most votes were declared team leaders and were ranked based on the numbers of votes they received.

- **Team Leader 1** – [Yun Sung-bin](/source/Yun_Sung-bin), skeleton racer, 2018 Winter Olympics gold medalist
- **Team Leader 2** – [Nam Kyung-jin](/source/Nam_Kyung-jin), wrestler
- **Team Leader 3** – Kwak Myung-sik, crossfitter and MMA fighter
- **Team Leader 4** – [Choo Sung-hoon](/source/Yoshihiro_Akiyama), former judoka and MMA fighter, television personality
- **Team Leader 5** – Hoju Tarzan, travel YouTuber
- **Team Leader 6** – Kim Sang-wook, MMA fighter, [Korea Navy UDT/SEAL](/source/Republic_of_Korea_Navy_Special_Warfare_Flotilla#Training) reservist ([sergeant](/source/Byeongjang#Training))
- **Team Leader 7** – Ma Sun-ho, bodybuilder
- **Team Leader 8** – Jo Jin-hyeong, strongman and car dealer
- **Team Leader 9** – [Jang Seong-min](/source/Jang_Seong-min), rugby player
- **Team Leader 10** – Jang Eun-sil, wrestler

Contestants lined up for the team leader they wanted to join. In order of their number of votes, each team leader picked four members to form a team of five. Contestants who were not chosen had to pick another team.

Teams Team Team 1 Team 2 Team 3 Team 4 Team 5 Team 6 Team 7 Team 8 Team 9 Team 10 Leader Yun Sung-bin Nam Kyung-jin Kwak Myung-sik Choo Sung-hoon Hoju Tarzan Kim Sang-wook Ma Sun-ho Jo Jin-hyeong Jang Seong-min Jang Eun-sil Members Kim Sik Jjang Jae Kang Han Shin Bo-mi-rae Dbo OVAN Kim Kang-min Jung Hae-min Kim Ye-hyun Seo Ha-yan Cha Hyun-seung Park Ji-su Lee Jun-myeong Kim Min-cheol Shim Eu-ddeum Joo Dong-jo Jeong Han-saem Park Jin-yong Seong Chi-hyun Miho Son Hee-dong Son Hee-chan Lee Min-woo Woo Jin-yong Im Jeong-yun An Da-jeong Miracle Nelson Cho Jung-myung Choi Sung-hyuk Yang Hak-seon Seol Ki-kwan Hwang Bit-yeo-ul Park Jong-hyeok Dustin Nippert Bang Seong-Hyeok Bang Ji-hoon Song A-reum Kim Da-young Lee Guk-young Park Hyung-geun Team colour

After selecting their team members, team leaders picked the team that they would like to compete against, not knowing what the quest challenge would be.

For Quest 2, each team of five had to work together to build a bridge, and then carry bags of sand across the bridge. Teams were not allowed to pass bags of sand to another team member; they had to carry the bags of sand individually to the other end. After twelve minutes, the team with the least amount of sand accumulated was eliminated.

Quest 2 Challenge Results Winning team Losing team Match #1 Team 10 Jang Eun-sil Seo Ha-yan Yang Hak-seon Miho Park Hyung-geun Team 2 Nam Kyung-jin Jjang Jae Park Ji-su Son Hee-chan Hwang Bit-yeo-ul Match #2 Team 7 Ma Sun-ho Kim Kang-min Jeong Han-saem Miracle Nelson Song A-reum Team 6 Kim Sang-wook OVAN Joo Dong-jo An Da-jeong Bang Ji-hoon Match #3 Team 1 Yun Sung-bin Son Hee-dong Cha Hyun-seung Seol Ki-kwan Kim Sik Team 9 Jang Seong-min Kim Ye-hyun Seong Chi-hyun Choi Sung-hyeok Lee Guk-young Match #4 Team 4 Choo Sung-hoon Shin Bo-mi-rae Woo Jin-yong Kim Min-cheol Dustin Nippert Team 5 Hoju Tarzan Dbo Shim Eu-ddeum Im Jeong-yun Bang Seong-hyeok Match #5 Team 8 Jo Jin-hyeong Jung Hae-min Park Jin-yong Cho Jung-myung Kim Da-young Team 3 Kwak Myung-sik Kang Han Lee Jun-myeong Lee Min-woo Park Jong-hyeok

#### Quest 2.5: Revival challenge

Exclusively for those who were eliminated in Quest 2, contestants were taken to another room, where they found their torsos hanging from the ceiling.

The game required all contestants to hold onto a rope connected to their torso, with 40% of the contestant's total body weight added, for as long as possible to prevent it from falling to the ground and breaking apart. The last five contestants holding their rope re-entered the competition for Quest 3.

**Winners**

- Kim Sang-wook, who was elected as leader of the surviving team
- Seong Chi-hyun
- Choi Sung-hyuk
- Shim Eu-ddeum
- Lee Jun-myeong

#### Quest 3: Ship moving challenge

In Quest 3, the six teams had to join forces to create three teams of ten. The teams spent some time debating how they would join, with the last two excluded teams being joined by default.

The combined teams of ten had to each work together to dig up oak barrels from the sand and load them onto a 1.5-tonne ship. The additional weight of the oak barrels was 0.5-tonne, meaning the combined load weighed 2.0 tonnes. The teams then had to drag/push the ship off a wooden platform onto logs in the sand, across the sand-filled arena on the logs, then up a wooden ramp until they could pull a mooring rope over an iron stake.

The two teams with the fastest time progressed to the next Quest, while the team with the slowest time was eliminated.

Quest 3 Challenge Results Team 1 Team 2 Team 3 Team Members Choo Sung-hoon Shin Bo-mi-rae Woo Jin-yong Kim Min-cheol Dustin Nippert Jo Jin-hyeong Jung Hae-min Park Jin-yong Cho Jung-myung Kim Da-young Ma Sun-ho Kim Kang-min Jeong Han-saem Miracle Nelson Song A-reum Yun Sung-bin Son Hee-dong Cha Hyun-seung Seol Ki-kwan Kim Sik Jang Eun-sil Seo Ha-yan Yang Hak-seon Miho Park Hyung-geun Kim Sang-wook Seong Chi-hyun Choi Sung-hyeok Shim Eu-ddeum Lee Jun-myeong Time 13:34 19:55 22:15

Team 1 and Team 2 won with times of 13:34 and 19:55 respectively. Team 3 lost with a time of 22:15 and was eliminated.

#### Quest 4: Team delegate challenge

The remaining 20 contestants returned to their original teams of five, deciding who among them would compete in each of five different games based on ancient mythology. The winner of each game would advance to the final, while the remaining contestants would be eliminated.

#### Game 1: Punishment of Atlas

The Punishment of [Atlas](/source/Atlas_(mythology)) had contestants hold a 50 kg (110.2 lb) rock for as long as possible, until only one was left standing.

**Winner**

- Jo Jin-hyeong

**Eliminations**

- Shin Bo-mi-rae
- Kim Kang-min
- [Kim Sik](/source/Kim_Sik)

Shin Bo-mi-rae was unable to lift the stone above her shoulders at all. Kim Kang-min dropped out after about 15 minutes. At just past the two hour mark, Kim Sik also dropped out, leaving Jo Jin-hyeong as the winner. Jo later commented that he was near his own breaking point.

#### Game 2: Fire of Prometheus

The Fire of [Prometheus](/source/Prometheus) had contestants running through an obstacle course in repetition to grab a torch; the person holding the last torch would win.

**Winner**

- [Park Jin-yong](/source/Park_Jin-yong)

**Eliminations**

- [Dustin Nippert](/source/Dustin_Nippert)
- Seol Ki-kwan
- Miracle Nelson

Nippert stumbled on the first obstacle in the first rep, and never regained the pace of the other three. The remaining matches were closer, hinging on Park Jin-yong scaling the obstacle cleanly and landing in a position to immediately begin running, while Miracle's body was twisting as he came over, leaving him just a moment slower to start running towards the torches.

#### Game 3: Wings of Icarus

The Wings of [Icarus](/source/Icarus) had contestants climb a rope and endure climbing for as long as possible, until only one contestant remained.

**Winner**

- Kim Min-cheol

**Eliminations**

- Song A-reum
- Kim Da-young
- Son Hee-dong

Song A-reum and Kim Da-young, the last two women in the competition, dropped out first. Son Hee-dong lasted a little bit longer, but ice climber Kim Min-cheol was easily able to secure victory.

#### Game 4: Tail of Ouroboros

The Tail of [Ouroboros](/source/Ouroboros) had contestants chase each other around a [track](/source/Track_and_field) in a bid to tag out the person ahead of them, until only one remained.

**Winner**

- Woo Jin-yong

**Eliminations**

- Cha Hyun-seung
- [Cho Jung-myung](/source/Cho_Jung-myung)
- Jeong Han-saem

#### Game 5: Punishment of Sisyphus

The Punishment of [Sisyphus](/source/Sisyphus) had contestants push a 100 kg boulder up and over a hill every 40 seconds,[18][unreliable source?] as many times as possible, until only one remained.

**Winner**

- Jung Hae-min

**Eliminations**

- Ma Sun-ho
- [Choo Sung-hoon](/source/Yoshihiro_Akiyama)
- [Yun Sung-bin](/source/Yun_Sung-bin)

All four were able to push the boulder over the hill many times, with the winner having the greatest stamina and cardio endurance.

#### Quest 5: The final quest

The five survivors who competed in the final quest of *Physical: 100* were Jo Jin-hyeong, [Park Jin-yong](/source/Park_Jin-yong), Kim Min-cheol, Woo Jin-yong, and Jung Hae-min. They competed in four games, with one contestant being eliminated in each game. The contestants started in a pentagonal formation, reducing at each stage until it became a dot.

#### Game 1

The first game was a five-way tug of war, with all contestants trying to secure a key in front of them in order to unlock their padlock. Kim Min-cheol and Woo Jin-yong were the last two to unlock their padlocks, and did so nearly simultaneously.

Replays showed that Woo unlocked himself about a second before Kim did, resulting in Kim being eliminated even though he was a favourite to win following his victories in many of the prior quests.[19][unreliable source?][20][21]

#### Game 2

The second game was a "square flip" challenge. The remaining four contestants split into teams of two and tried to flip as many tiles as possible for five minutes. The playing field contained 66 tiles, with 33 of each colour facing up to begin the match. One side of each tile was white and the other was black, and the team with most tiles flipped to their colour won. The losing team had to compete with each other one on one for three minutes.

Jung Hae-min, as the first competitor to release himself in the tug-of-war game, was allowed to select his partner. After first selecting Woo Jin-yong, he changed his mind and instead selected Park Jin-yong. This team won the first team round by a score of 37–29. This left Jo Jin-hyeong and Woo Jin-yong to go head-to-head to progress to the third game. The smaller and quicker Woo easily won the head-to-head round 48–18, meaning Jo Jin-hyeong was eliminated.

#### Game 3

The third game was a triangular shuttle run, with the remaining three contestants forced to run back and forth between their start point and the "next apex" before the next start signal. As the game progresses, the time to complete the shuttle runs gets shorter.

The contestant who could not make it back to their original point before the next signal lost the game. After 85 reps, done without cease, Park Jin-yong collapsed at his starting position, which led to his elimination.

#### Game 4

The fourth and final game was infinite rope-pulling. The two contestants had to pull their rope until it was loose, grab the other end of the rope, and then destroy their opponent's torso.

[Woo Jin-yong](/source/Woo_Jin-yong) won the final game and thus won *Physical: 100*, while Jung Hae-min was eliminated. Woo was personally covered in both *[Insider](/source/Insider.com)* and *[The Straits Times](/source/The_Straits_Times)* after his victory on the show.[22][23]

### Season 2

#### Quest 0: Treadmill Run

Contests ran on manual treadmills for 10 minutes. 50 contestants with the highest total distance ran for an additional 7 minutes. From that group, 10 contestants with the highest total distance ran for a final 5 minutes. Contests were then ranked from 1 to 100 with 1 assigned to contestant who ran the farthest distance, and 100 assigned to contestant who ran the shortest distance.

#### Quest 1: Death Match Challenge

Same as season 1 except for changes to the arenas - there are now 3 arenas to choose from:

- Playground
- Water
- UFC cage

#### Quest 2: Maze Race

Quest 2 in Season 2 is similarly a five-on-five death match, except in this case sand in bags ranging from six kilograms to 20 kilograms are placed in the center of a maze, special supplies weigh more and are hiding in the corners of the maze. Three balancing scales are distributed across the maze. The team with control of 2 out of 3 scales by the end of 15 minutes wins the match and the other team is eliminated.

#### Quest 2.5: Pillar Challenge

Contestants eliminated during quest 2 are given an opportunity for redemption. Contests must secure one of 1 to 10 poles by hugging it and being in control of the pole by the end of each 3 minute round. A single winner chose 4 fellow contestants to return to the game as a 6th 5-member team.

#### Quest 3: Mine Challenge

Teams select who to participate in each of 4 rounds. First place team in each round earns 3 points, second place earns 2 points, and third place earns 1 point. Every team member must participate at least once. The team with the lowest points at the end of the 4 rounds is eliminated. In case of a tie in points, the team with the higher overall time is eliminated.

#### Round 1

Two contestants take turns pushing mine carts down a track, loading it with sand bags weighing 40 kilograms each, and pushing the loaded mine cart back to the starting position. The total weight is 2 metric tons.

#### Round 2

A single contestant uses the same mine carts and track to transport 1.2 metric tons of sandbags.

#### Round 3

Two contestants participate in a relay race where each contestant must travel the length of the course on monkey bars while pushing a bag on a sliding track.

#### Round 4

A single contestant completes both laps on their own.

#### Quest 4: Hi-Roller Challenge

Team members compete with each other in a survival race. For each team, each team member must run to one end of course and drag a roller weighing 150 kilogram back to the start. They repeat this for a second roller before running across the course one last time. The slowest contestant is eliminated and the race is repeated until only one team member remains. This is repeated until only one team member remains per team. Lee Hyun-Jeong, Park Ha-Yan, and Jung You-In were the remaining 3 women in the competition and were the first ones to drop out in each heat.

#### Quest 5: World's Strongest Man

The Final Four athletes compete for the title with one athlete being eliminated in each round. This challenge is called World's Strongest Man. It consists challenges for 3 rounds, torso hoist, infinity coal squat, and clockwise pole push (2 out 3 rounds).

#### Round 1

Similar to the redemption challenge in Season 1, each contest holds a rope connected to a pulley and their plaster torso plus additional weight adding up to 40% of their body weight. The first person to drop their plaster torso is eliminated.

[Justin John Harvey](/source/Justin_John_Harvey) was eliminated.

#### Round 2

Contestants must squat increasingly heavy weights in response to a timer. The contestant who fails first is eliminated.

[Andre Jin](/source/Andre_Jin_Coquillard) was eliminated.

#### Round 3

Contestants must push a bar from opposing ends to knock over a pole. Best 2 out of 3 wins the title.

Hong Beom-seok won the first round. [Amotti](/source/Amotti) won the second round. Amotti won the third round.

Hong Beom-seok was eliminated.

Amotti won the title of Physical 100 Champion.

## Reception

### Viewership

The show rose to be the most popular non-English show on Netflix on the third and fourth week after its release.[24][25][26]

### Critical response

The show received positive remarks from critics for destroying misconceptions around Oriental bodies and expanding the definitions of strength.[27] Some critics praised the show for "shattering the [gender barrier](/source/Gender_barrier)" by showing women competing on par with elite male athletes,[28] though others, such as Rachael Joo, an associate professor of American studies at [Middlebury College](/source/Middlebury_College), pointed out that the show coincided with a heightened attitude against gender equality in South Korea by designing stages favorable to those with a male body.[27]

### Controversies

While the production team stated that there was no rematch in the final game, semi-finalist Jung Hae-min claimed that the final game was filmed twice. In the initial match, the game was halted by Woo's complaints of the equipment and again halted by the production team to oil the machines. When Jung was about to win again, the production team asked to move to a different location, citing issues with audio recording.[29][30][unreliable source?]

Many viewers alleged on social media that there was [steroid](/source/Anabolic_steroid) use among the contestants.[31] Some viewers also alleged that one of the contestants, Kim Da-young, was a [school bully](/source/School_bullying), and claimed that it was ironic for her to appear on a show that is not supposed to condone violence.[32]

### In popular culture

On February 15, 2023, Netflix posted a [tweet](/source/Twitter) commending the women appearing on the show.[33]

A [TikTok challenge](/source/TikTok#Viral_trends) called the "hanging challenge", inspired by Quest 0 of the show, encourages participants to hang from a bar to test how long they can hold on. Participants often use the same hanging style of the show's contestants to hold on for a longer time.[34]

## Accolades

### Awards and nominations

Name of the award ceremony, year presented, category, nominee of the award, and the result of the nomination Award ceremony Year Category Nominee / Work Result Ref. Baeksang Arts Awards 2023 Best Entertainment Program Physical: 100 [35] Asia Contents Awards & Global OTT Awards 2023 Best Reality & Variety [36] Oriental Academy Creative Awards 2023 Best Non-Scripted Entertainment (Grand Final Winners) [37][38][39] Best Direction – Non-Fiction (National Winners – Korea) Jang Ho-gi Best Non-Scripted Entertainment (National Winners – Korea) Physical: 100

### Listicles

Name of publisher, year listed, name of listicle, and placement Publisher Year Listicle Placement Ref. Entertainment Weekly 2025 The 21 best Korean shows on Netflix to watch now [40]

## Footnotes

1. Different [conversions](/source/Currency_conversion) estimate the total at US$230–250 thousand.[41][42][43][44]

## References

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