It can be said that Korea has been deeply influenced by European and American cultures for a long time, and its concept is very profound. You know there were more than 7,000 gyms in Korea in 2003, and there were14,000 in 2004. Since 1 1, the number of gyms has more than doubled. A gym has an average of 3,500 people (50 million in South Korea). This data does not include the elderly and children. The facilities in Korean gyms are also complete, the weight is unimaginable, and there are even 50 kilograms of dumbbells.
In order to support the cause of fitness, the People's Gymnasium also provides free fitness meals, which are sweet and sour. Also in 2003, the gym was still very unpopular, let alone family fitness, and it was at this time that Duoyan Zheng made his debut. In 2005, she set up a fitness research and development center and launched a digital robot weight loss campaign. At the end of 2007, she became popular in Korea, publishing books and fitness CDs. It was not until 20 1 1 that she began to be known by China people.
It is precisely because of the strong concept of fitness in Korea that there is basically no need to urge you to go to fitness. Compared with China, the voice of fitness has always been borne by the coach. Sales, to be exact.
Such a set of pictures has been exposed on the internet, which were sold by some coaches to wolves. For example, don't eat peppers and mustard all night.