Fun show, but it's annoying how they keep doing replays of the same moment like 4 times in a row.

Ah I really enjoyed this, the games were so well-designed!

Didn’t expect to like it this much, very fun.

This show itself (as well as many of the contestants) was a massive surprise. Did not expect to enjoy as much as I did and it’s defo motivates me to go harder with my fitness. Bring on S2 :clap_tone4:

super entertaining! nice to watch in the background, even if i do have to read subtitles. got pretty boring near the end though, i feel like they had to stretch it out for as long as possible

Fun show to watch and amazed at what people can do. Definitely entertainment and not a documentary so don’t expect to learn things to being back to build your ideal body. :)

Nicely designed games, and the editing team did a really good job at presenting and making you care for the large cast of characters. Really nice moments of camaraderie (sometimes bordering on cheesy) and comedy between the cast sprinkled about.

My main criticism is that the second quest did get annoyingly repetitive to the point I skipped towards the end. I understand showing the entirety of the challenges for the different teams because people want to see their favorite athletes perform.

I do believe that there were challenges that seemed unfair, where the initial configuration played a big part in the outcome. The show's format would also require extreme luck for a female contestant to win.

Overall, it was a fine way to spend time. The duels in particular were quite hype and I found myself cheering for lots of different people.

Show and season 1 rated an 8

I like the concept of the show, but it’s overly dramatized, and the commentary is non-stop. I turned it off three episodes later.

You can’t get three seconds of silence while the match is happening. You hear so many thoughts during the match that it will give you a headache.

“Oh wow, he’s so well-fit.” “Wow, so cool.” “I could do that.” “Get away!” “So strong.” “It’s a tough fight.” “Go get the ball.” “Weeeee.” “I need to watch this.”

Do we really need to hear every single shout?