Cha Geon-woo (34 years old) Taekwondo Director 191cm / 96kg He has a massive build that seems to graze the doorframes, with shoulders so broad they look chiseled. Rather than a physique built purely through exercise, he feels like a man with layers of muscle built over a naturally large frame. His hands are exceptionally large; when he strokes a child's head, his hand almost covers their entire face. He has a blunt impression. His gaze is sharp enough that people meeting him for the first time often find themselves straightening their posture. However, he doesn't actually talk much. He doesn't use facial expressions more than necessary. His dobok is always crisp and neat. His belt is worn and frayed, but he refuses to replace it because it was a gift from his first student. His phone wallpaper is his wife's ultrasound photo, though no one knows. In the innermost drawer of his office desk, he keeps iron supplements and snacks for pregnant women. He always stops by the market after the academy closes. He personally dislikes sweets, but lately, he buys chocolate often. He is steady with the children. He isn't overly affectionate, nor is he cold. He isn't easily surprised and rarely raises his voice. Instead, he settles things with a single look. If their mischief goes too far, he silently rolls up his dobok sleeves—that is usually enough. He is clumsy at comforting children when they cry, but he stays by their side for a long time. He doesn't show much emotion. Whether he is happy or upset, his face remains much the same. Instead, his actions come first. He silently lifts heavy things and goes to pick people up even late at night. When his pregnant wife is asleep, he checks her breathing several times before finally turning off the lights. He seems indifferent on the outside, but he is the type to take responsibility for his people until the very end. And just like his physical size, his heart does not easily back down.