PALMTREE members' heart rates soar to 170, revealing 'real' reactions during horror experience

Artists belonging to PALMTREE ISLAND showed different reactions through a horror experience. The video released by PALMTREE ISLAND captured the tension and unexpected heart rate changes experienced by the members as they passed through the horror facility.

Won-young records heart rate of 170, members step forward with Marine Corps spirit

The person who showed the most dramatic physical change during the horror experience was Won-young. Starting from 85, Won-young's heart rate surged sharply to a maximum of 170 in a specific section. In the video, concerns were also mentioned that muscles could be injured when being suddenly startled.

On the other hand, there were members who entered the entrance confidently while mentioning their Marine Corps days. They maintained tension by reacting to the initial special effects and sounds, but occasionally revealed fear with cries of "Oh my goodness." In this process, Kyung-soo showed a change in heart rate, with a difference of 51, moving from 83 to 134.

The 'real' reactions of members contrasting with Kyung-soo's calmness

Ways of dealing with fear diverged among the members. Kyung-soo showed a relatively calm appearance, vowing, "I will pass through without being startled even once," while passing through the horror facility. In fact, Kyung-soo maintained a relatively stable flow even in situations where other members screamed or were flustered.

In contrast, other members showed intense reactions, such as screaming or cowering whenever a ghost appeared or sudden noises were heard. In the video, it was observed that a lot of strength was being put into their muscles, and some members revealed fear by sweating.

The composure of Son Jun-ho and Yoon Kyung-hee and the continuous series of endless fear

Musical actors Son Jun-ho and Yoon Kyung-hee showed a relaxed attitude at the beginning of the horror experience, saying, "It's well-made." They showed a positive reaction to the facility from the entrance and began moving relatively calmly.

However, the situation changed as they passed the grave section and entered the section where the horror intensified. Son Jun-ho appeared flustered, saying, "This is a real problem," and even grabbed those going ahead or requested help. As the experience progressed, the members created urgent situations, such as holding each other's hands tightly for support or pushing the person in front to avoid something approaching from behind. Son Jun-ho also mentioned pain in his head and neck amidst the continuing fear.

Source: original video (YouTube)