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A Thorough Laughter Riot, Don't Miss It!!
This is the craziest guffaw that I have watched in a long time, a complete laughter riot!!
It will take sometime to warm upto to this ridiculous tale that revolves around hardcore gym routine. The male protagonist is a strict gym trainer who won’t take “No, I’m tired” from his trainees. He is an extremist, a connoisseur of perfect body semetrics and hugely rude. The way he talks comes across as outputting and pure arrogance; which could be attributed to the fact that he was a pageant winner. Unlike his colleagues who are easy going, he is disciplined, strict and a no-nonsense type of guy. He doesn’t let off his trainees and trains the hell out of them; because of which most of them run away and their gym is almost empty, except for the few annoying regulars who just come to the gym to pass time. What happens when the strict trainer meets his match in the trainee who wants to try her best but can’t give up on carbs? The hysteria is epic and their grueling training sessions are laughter riots. I never thought I would enjoy watching Lee Jun Young in a comic role; especially after watching his devil act in “The Impossible Heir” and “Weak Hero Class 2”. For those who think that he is more suited to play negative characters, you should let this show change your opinion.
Read the complete article here-
https://kcdramamusings.wordpress.com/2025/05/03/pump-up-the-healthy-love-first-impressions/#more-1782
It will take sometime to warm upto to this ridiculous tale that revolves around hardcore gym routine. The male protagonist is a strict gym trainer who won’t take “No, I’m tired” from his trainees. He is an extremist, a connoisseur of perfect body semetrics and hugely rude. The way he talks comes across as outputting and pure arrogance; which could be attributed to the fact that he was a pageant winner. Unlike his colleagues who are easy going, he is disciplined, strict and a no-nonsense type of guy. He doesn’t let off his trainees and trains the hell out of them; because of which most of them run away and their gym is almost empty, except for the few annoying regulars who just come to the gym to pass time. What happens when the strict trainer meets his match in the trainee who wants to try her best but can’t give up on carbs? The hysteria is epic and their grueling training sessions are laughter riots. I never thought I would enjoy watching Lee Jun Young in a comic role; especially after watching his devil act in “The Impossible Heir” and “Weak Hero Class 2”. For those who think that he is more suited to play negative characters, you should let this show change your opinion.
Read the complete article here-
https://kcdramamusings.wordpress.com/2025/05/03/pump-up-the-healthy-love-first-impressions/#more-1782
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