Parksh, a bodybuilder from South Korea, is a Korean version of Giant Arm Brother with an arm circumference of 56 cm. He is indeed a very enthusiastic bodybuilder, with a body shape of about 105 kg. He has been pursuing size and bust, which is the only pursuit.
At the craziest time, he was able to practice until he was hospitalized and had acute renal failure. Rhabdomyolysis made him break out in a cold sweat, and extreme training and steroid use made him feel great pressure. Depression surrounded him and he even wiped his tears on the bed. However, this is the price, which he must sacrifice if he wants to practice to the extreme. For him, there is no such thing as "overtraining"!
Paksh thinks that he lives an ambiguous life. The stronger his muscles are, the weaker his heart is, and the stronger his muscles are, the more painful he is! Some people may ask, why not abandon this life? Parksh doesn't want to, but every time he sees himself with smaller muscles in the mirror, he even feels sick!
He knows how to solve the problem, doesn't he just throw away the steroids? But in the face of the fear of getting smaller muscles, he had to continue to use them in order not to get sick!
So Paksh looks muscular, but he is struggling inside. As he said: I have never loved myself, nor have I been loved by others! Maybe fitness has brought him a stronger heart besides this muscle, and maybe he has fallen into depression!
Some people say that he is Rich Piana of South Korea, which is more admirable than those muscular men who claim to be naturally fit, while others think that he is a philosopher. Of course, in any case, we are not him and can't understand his real thoughts. Maybe only people who really regard fitness as their lifelong pursuit can understand it!