24 titles, most popular first
In 1998, the IMF crisis shuts down high school fencer Na Hee-do's team, so she transfers schools to keep chasing her dream. Baek Yi-jin's once-wealthy family has been torn apart by the same crisis, leaving him juggling part-time jobs. Decades later, Hee-do's daughter finds her mother's old diary, which tells their story.
Goo Jae-hee, a Korean girl living in the United States, is inspired after watching high jumper Kang Tae-joon compete on television. When he is hurt, she moves to Korea to attend his school, but because it only admits boys, she cuts her hair short and enrolls disguised as one.
Kim Gun-woo is a talented young boxer who wants a better life for his single mother, but she falls into the clutches of Smile Capital, a ruthless loan shark outfit run by Kim Myeong-gil. Desperate to help her, Gun-woo accepts aid from kindly moneylender Choi Tae-ho and forms an unlikely bond with Hong Woo-jin, a former marine who also boxes.
Yoon Jae-in is a hard-working nurse who grew up in an orphanage and cannot remember her past. Kim Young-kwang was once one of baseball's most promising hitters, but he has been sent down to the minors after clashing with his rival Seo In-woo, the league's rich, star player. When Young-kwang is injured, Jae-in saves him by giving him her blood.
Kim Seung-hyeon, a taekwondo champion, walks away from fighting for good so he can look after his daughter, Sarang. When a ruthless gambling boss kidnaps her, he has no choice but to step into a rigged boxing match in exchange for her release.
The Dreams, a professional baseball team, have finished last in their league four seasons running. When their general manager steps down, the club hires Baek Seung-soo, who has taken teams in other sports to championships but has never run a baseball club. Facing tight budgets, feuding coaches and a stubborn roster, he sets out to shake up the team.
Set on a company badminton team, the series follows the male and female players who make up a mixed-doubles pair. Between training and competition, passion for the sport and affection for one another grow among the teammates.
National judo athlete Doo-young permanently loses his sight after an injury at an international match. His estranged older brother Doo-shik, a swindler, uses the crisis to win parole from prison and moves back home, adding fresh stress for a young man who has fended for himself since losing their parents.
Kim Je-hyuk is a star baseball pitcher about to join the Boston Red Sox. His life falls apart overnight when he attacks a man who tried to assault his sister, and he is sentenced to a year in prison. Behind bars, with childhood friend Lee Joon-ho looking out for him, he must learn to get by among a colorful mix of inmates.
Former badminton player Yoon Hyun-jong, struggling to support his family, takes a coaching job at a middle school in rural Haenam, only to find the boys' team down to three players. His city-raised son Hae-kang joins the ragtag squad as they fight to survive, while his wife coaches the local girls' team.
Won-il was once a promising swimmer like his champion father, but after losing both parents he quits the sport and lives recklessly. Facing expulsion, he is brought by his father's old friend Jae-suk to a sports high school, where he runs into his old rival Woo-sang, now a national swimming star forced to start over.
In 1980s Korea, Go champion Cho Hun-hyun spots a talented, untrained boy named Lee Chang-ho at an amateur tournament. Seeing his promise, Cho takes the child under his wing and sets out to shape him into a professional player.
Kang Ho-gu is a sweet, naive young man who has never had a real girlfriend. At a high school reunion he meets his teenage crush, Do Do-hee, now a fiercely competitive swimmer on the national team, and is thrilled to find she remembers him.
Kim Won-kang, a one-time football prospect whose life has not gone to plan, travels to East Timor hoping to find new chances. Spotting street kids playing barefoot, he opens a sports shop, only to realize none of them can afford his gear. On the verge of giving up, he instead starts coaching the children in football.
Set during the Japanese occupation and the years before Korea's division, this story follows young basketball players from very different backgrounds. For them, the game is a ray of light in dark times, as they deal with love, conflict and the bonds that hold their team together.
Wei Wei is a young circus ringmaster whose only family and friend is Ling Ling, a gorilla who can swing a baseball bat. When her grandfather dies and leaves a huge debt, a loan shark wants to take Ling Ling away to pay it off, so Wei Wei lets a money-minded sports agent named Sung bring the gorilla to play in the Korean Baseball League.
Im Dae-ho is a bank teller stuck in a dull routine: often late, short on results, and regularly put in headlocks by his deputy manager. Hoping to break free of his boss's grip, and remembering a rule-breaking wrestling hero from his childhood, he signs up at a pro wrestling gym and starts training at night.
Nam Jae-il is a successful sports agent until one of his baseball stars gets caught up in a drug case and he loses everything. At rock bottom, he befriends former pickpocket and would-be K-1 fighter Lee Jang-seok and tomboyish taebo instructor Park So-yeon, and decides to win back his glory by turning Lee into a star.
A former taekwondo athlete, banned for life from the national team, reinvents himself as a mental coach. He helps struggling players climb out of slumps and supports athletes who have retired, all while standing up to a sports world where only winners seem to count.
Sung Mi-soo is a cheerful country girl from a poor family in Gangwon Province who dreams of turning pro in golf, while Min Hae-ryung is an elite player trained for the sport since childhood. Sharing the same goal, the two very different young women cross paths with John Lee, a mysterious former PGA champion who agrees to coach them.
After losing her father, a renowned golf course designer, Lee Pyung-kang becomes her family's breadwinner, scraping by on odd jobs at a resort town. There she meets Woo On-dal, the spoiled eldest son of the resort's owner, whose demanding father insists he pass a semi-pro golf test within a month.
A female boxing champion who vanished three years ago to start over finds her life changing course when she meets a cold-hearted sports agent. He treats athletes and their wins purely as a way to make money, even if that means fixing matches.
The rugby team at Hanyang High School pushes hard every year to take the title at the National Sports Festival, yet it keeps finishing in last place. Things begin to shift for the struggling squad when Ju Ga-ram is brought in as their new coach.
Eighteen-year-old Lee Ha-ru moves to Seoul to chase her figure skating dreams and reunites with her stepbrother Shin Hwal, whom she has not seen in years. She ends up moving into the bachelor pad Hwal shares with his two best friends from the ad agency, and their tangled love lives soon collide.
