Shim Eun-woo Embraces Yoga Boom: 'Yoga is My Life's Weapon'

Actress Shim Eun-woo is fully experiencing the ripple effects of Lee Hyori's yoga studio opening. On the 11th, Shim Eun-woo shared on her social media, "Keywords like yoga are shining brightly on social media and online news lately! It's truly delightful to see so many yoga stories! (Thanks to Anandah teacher's good influence)."

Reflecting on yoga's significance in her life, Shim Eun-woo stated, "Having personally experienced it, yoga feels like a great means and weapon in my life, and now it's become a part of it." She detailed her 11 years of practice and 8 years of teaching, noting that yoga has consistently supported her through both prosperous and challenging times, fostering self-reflection and maturity.

"I can hardly imagine what I would be like now if I hadn't known yoga," she confessed, considering her journey with the practice a stroke of great luck. Shim Eun-woo, who recently cleared her name from past school violence allegations, actively promotes the benefits of yoga, inspired by Lee Hyori's new venture. Her story highlights the transformative power of yoga, especially during difficult personal circumstances.

Shim Eun-woo debuted in the 2014 play 'The Goblin's Cold'.

She gained recognition for her roles in dramas such as 'Bad Guys', 'Empress Ki', and 'Hospital Playlist'.

Recently, she has been cleared of school violence allegations, paving the way for her return to acting.