DavidwMiller

Not as good as Physical 100, but it's alright. Too much focus on trying to be a cliche reality show when the only appealing element is the physical competition. The division of sleeping arrangements, meals, 30 minutes call time for family chats per day? Episode 6 they have to give a presentation on what they want to do with their lives with the money. Seriously? Is this elementary school? This whole thing is a couple days and we don't need to see this deeply into their lives, I'm here for the contest, so get back to it. And on that note, the competition itself is kind of dull, I guess. A couple good events, but a lot are so quick and simple that it's really anti climactic, often, with the later games especially just not being very good. I came back multiple times as I got further into this show to reduce my rating.

Shinokurei

It's very obvious that the Koreans did it better in terms of concept, production and execution, but this was still a fairly worthwhile watch. GGs to all the (retired) competitors, they were quite impressive.

helen92284

I think it's like Japanese version of Physical 100. but I like the latter better. For the introduction part at the first episode, i really don't like they give way less time for the women athletes than men. I'm also curious about the women okay? like how good they are in their sports. Though we know normally women couldn't make it to the final but still matters, no? the elimination for the group competition is another thing which i dislike. why the two not been picked athletes have to leave even without competing in a game?? Just feel so unfair for me. If the TV production crew cannot think of a fair game of 7 versus 7, then it's your problem not the contestants alright? I thought that the fair competition is the key element and spirit, but maybe i was wrong.