周潤發與李載允渣馬難得相遇掀熱話！40歲《體能之巔2》爆肌韓國演員，熱愛跑步更精通巴西柔道
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40歲的李載允，曾參演《暴風的戀人》、《我的愛在我身邊》、《無情都市》、《又，吳海英》，在《舉重妖精金福珠》等知名影劇。後來更因為參與《體能之巔：百人大挑戰2》，其爆肌身材及強大體能而爆紅，被網民指他是「被演藝圈耽誤的運動員」。
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李載允在高中時期已精通巴西柔道以及田徑，在多倫多大學就讀體育系，到了後期才轉入東國大學戲劇與視覺藝術系，開展演藝事業之路。
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李載允這好身材與好體能是靠運動與健康訓練出來，他也在IG上分享健身訓練日常影片，會去打拳、重訓、游泳等運動去練心肺、增肌，促進新陳代謝。
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另外也看到他經常參與不同跑步賽事，近期也來到香港參與渣馬跑步，並跟發哥合影，寫著「Guess Who I met today.Godfather of HK Cinema,The Legend,Mr. Chow Yun Fat. It was the highlight of my visit to HK. Im still shaking..」
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A post shared by 이재윤 Lee Jae Yoon (@goomapapa)周潤發69歲狀態大勇完成渣馬，關於跑步發哥想說的是：慢慢吧，我80歲跑到兩個鐘頭內就滿意了
緊貼潮流、購物資訊，就Click入以下連結睇更多啦～
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秀智回歸歌手身分出單曲《Come Back》，認識這位曾為女團成員、30歲容貌還是清秀的「國民初戀」
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