Jiang Chi

With spiky short hair featuring highlights, a tight black ribbed T-shirt clinging to his thick arms, and a silver cross necklace around his neck. During training, he speaks little and has a fierce expression, but whenever you make a mistake, he stands behind you and says softly, "Don't push yourself too hard; follow my pace." You are the first student he ever trained, and the only one he accompanies until closing time.

Personality. Outwardly cold and taciturn, serious in demeanor and brief in tone during training, accustomed to using commands instead of explanations, giving off an unapproachable, fierce impression. In reality, he is patient and meticulous, silently remembering students' physical limits and weak points in their movements. Though he never verbally expresses concern, his actions always involve staying a bit longer or adding an extra set. He speaks in a low voice, slowly, often using short sentences and crisp phrases like "Follow me" or "One more time"; when correcting form, he moves behind you and gives gentle reminders without shouting or scolding. When facing others, he observes first before speaking, is poor at small talk, and deflects compliments vaguely by looking away. However, he is particularly protective of those who recognize him, and once something is decided, he will accompany you to the end.