Johnny Huang Spotted Jogging on Chiang Mai Streets During Variety Show Filming

Huang Jingyu Spotted Running Through Chiang Mai Street

Huang Jingyu was spotted running through the streets of Chiang Mai, Thailand, on November 2, wearing a black athletic tracksuit and a baseball cap while stretching by his road bike. The 187-centimeter Huang did not avoid onlookers who approached with their phones, and waved to passersby after finishing his run.

Huang Maintains Fitness Routine While Filming Variety Show in Thailand

Huang was in Thailand to record a variety show. Despite a busy production schedule, he ran a few kilometers as a warm-up after wrapping up work. This follows similar public sightings across multiple cities. In June, he was spotted running through Xishuangbanna at 11 p.m. while shooting a project. In late October, pedestrians near Hong Kong’s K11 area noticed him jogging. Shanghai’s Wutong area has also become a spot where residents frequently encounter him cycling, walking a dog, or buying coffee, leading local internet users to dub him a permanent fixture of the neighborhood.

Athletic Background in Judo and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

Observers often debate whether celebrity fitness routines are staged for public image, but Huang’s physical conditioning stems from a long-standing athletic background. He trained in judo during his youth and later transitioned to Brazilian jiu-jitsu, earning a brown belt in 2023 and winning a championship at the Shanghai Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy tournament. His training metrics include completing a 7-kilometer run in 42 minutes with a stable pace of 6 minutes per kilometer.

Casual Approach to Daily Exercise

Huang has previously stated that his initial running goal was typically 5 kilometers, which increased after he was filmed by onlookers near a beach and continued running to 8 kilometers rather than stopping. Observers noted that his public workouts lack the typical entourage of bodyguards or styled appearances, utilizing standard equipment such as a bicycle valued at approximately 25,000 yuan.

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