What time is Physical Asia Part 4 out? Netflix release schedule explained

Physical Asia is a new contest that puts world-class athletes in teams based on nationality, then pits them against each other until just one country is victorious – here’s when and where you can watch.

Physical 100 has been a huge hit for Netflix, with the concept of 100 athletes competing against each other to find the GOAT capturing the imagination of audiences worldwide, and scoring big ratings in the process.

Seasons 1 and 2 of Physical 100 were both about individual speed, strength, stamina, and endurance, with Season 3 to follow. But new spinoff show Physical Asia is a team effort, pitting sport and fitness stars from eight countries against each other in a series of challenges and quests.

Parts 1, 2, 3, and 4 of the new series have dropped now, so head here for the Physical Asia results, or scroll down for details of each episode’s title and challenge.

Physical Asia release date and time

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Physical Asia received a staggered release, but every episode is now live.

Part 1: Streaming now
Part 2: Streaming now
Part 3: Streaming now
Part 4: Streaming now

Those episodes hit Netflix at at 12am PT / 3am PT, while we’ve listed other timezones for you below: 

4am Brazil
8am UK
9am Central European Summer Time
12:30pm India Standard Time
5pm Australia
7pm New Zealand

How many episodes are there?

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There are 12 Physical Asia episodes in total, with titles and synopses below:

PART 1 – Now streaming

• Episode 1: ‘When the Sun Rises‘
  48 contestants from eight countries arrive and the teams size each other up. At last, the curtain rises on the first quest.
• Episode 2: ‘On the Brink‘
  Athletes race, push and grapple atop a sinking slope. After grueling, deadlocked matches, two countries face off without making any concessions.
• Episode 3: ‘Shipwreck‘
  One nation claims a powerful privilege. In their test of speed and teamwork, players race through a giant shipwreck across a rugged obstacle course.
• Episode 4: ‘Desperate Prayer‘
  After a wild, intense race through the shipwreck, the next quest unfolds in a new arena – where the results from the previous match are crucial.

PART 2 – Now streaming

• Episode 5: ‘Mysterious Village’
  Players tap into their sports skills for battle. As the third quest looms, teams prepare to pick formidable reps as each win rides on smart match-ups.
• Episode 6: ‘Insurmountable Wall’
  Racing against time and heavy loads, teams face more than a contest — it’s a true test of endurance. Losing teams must brak their own torsos right away.

PART 3 – Now streaming

• Episode 7: ‘For the Homeland’
  In a seemingly endless game, one contestant demonstrates extraordinary ease and skill in the hanging game. Can the other competitor win by imitation?
• Episode 8: ‘Formidable Foe’
  No mistakes are permitted as time continues to run out. With only half the teams left, the results of an early poll return to haunt the contestants.
• Episode 9: ‘Inescapable Hell’
  This brutal challenge demands arm strength, tenacity, speed and precision. One team catchers their competitors off guard with a surprise move.

PART 4 – Now streaming

• Episode 10: ‘Charge’
  Shackles. Giant Pillars. Iron balls. The teams are summoned to a hellish game where mental endurance is more important than ever.
• Episode 11: ‘Impenetrable Force’
  Teams give their all in a gruelling test of stamina and tactics. As daunting challenges push them to the limit, who will endure and make it to the end?
• Episode 12: ‘All-Out Battle’
  As exhaustion and determination peak, the finallists enter the arena for an intense all-out battle. The victor will claim glory and a hefty cash prize.

What happens in Physical Asia?

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In Physical Asia, teams of six from Korea, Japan, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, Mongolia, Turkey, and Australia compete against each other in a series of contests.

According to Netflix, those challenges include: “a king of the mountain–style challenge set on an ever-shifting sand dune, a challenge of procuring precious supplies off a sinking shipwreck, and death match–style eliminations.”

It all plays out on a purpose-built set in Korea, where locations include “a half-sunken shipwreck, a centuries-old haunted Korean village, and a partial replica of Gyeongbokgung, the country’s former royal palace.”

Who is competing?

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Physical Asia contestants include boxing legend Manny Pacquiao, MMA fighter Yushin Okami, Muay Thai fighter Superbon, ‘Strongest Man’ Eddie Hamilton, and MMA fighter/Physical 100 favorite Kim Dong-hyun.

Here’s the teams in full:

Team Korea

• Kim Dong-hyun, MMA fighter
• Yun Sung-bin, former skeleton racer
• Kim Min-jae, ssireum wrestler
• Amotti, crossfitter
• Jang Eun-sil, wrestler
• Choi Seung-yeon, crossfitter

Team Japan

• Yushin Okami, MMA fighter
• Yoshio Itoi, baseball player
• Katsumi Nakamura, swimmer
• Soichi Hashimoto, judoka
• Nonoka Ozaki, wrestler
• Kana Watanabe, MMA fighter

Team Thailand

• Superbon, Muay Thai fighter
• James Rusameekae, former volleyball player
• Sunny “Sun” Kerdkao Wechokittikorn, rugby player
• Anucha Yospanya, wrestler
• Ploy Nuannaree Olsen, bodybuilder
• Jar Uracha Teerawanitsan, crossfitter

Team Mongolia

• Orkhonbayar “Bökh” Bayarsaikhan, Mongolian wrestler
• Dulguun Enkhbat, basketball player
• Lkhagva-Ochir Erdene-Ochir, Cirque du Soleil performer
• Enkh-Orgil Baatarkhuu, MMA fighter
• Khandsuren Gantogtokh, volleyball player
• Adiyasuren Amarsaikhan, judoka

Team Turkey

• Recep Kara, oil and grease wrestler
• Anıl Berk Baki, professional sailor/yachtsman
• Ali Sofuoğlu, karate
• Ogeday Girişken, rower
• Yasemin Adar Yiğit, wrestler
• Nefise Karatay, former track athlete

Team Indonesia

• Marcus Fernaldi Gideon, badminton player
• Jeremiah Lakhwani, boxer
• Glenn Victor Sutanto, swimmer
• Igede Dharma Susila, bodybuilder
• Fina Phillipe, jiu jitsu practitioner
• Maria Selena, actor/beauty pageant title holder
• Isai Kesek, bodybuilder

Team Australia

• Robert Whittaker, UFC fighter
• Eddie Williams, Australia Strongest Man winner
• Dom Tomato, parkour athlete
• Eloni Vunakece, rugby player
• Katelin van Zyl, crossfitter
• Alexandra Milne, fitness coach/sports influencer

Team Philippines

• Manny Pacquiao, boxer
• Mark “Mugen” Striegl, sambo athlete
• Ray Jefferson Querubin, Philippines’ Strongest Man winner
• Justin Coveney, rugby player
• Robyn Lauren Brown, track athlete
• Lara Lorraine Deang Liwanag, crossfitter
• Justin Hernandez, aka Hernandez, crossfit games athlete

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