I want to know if this is what they said in this video?

It's from 4:48 to 5:08 in this video and I have some doubt about what I wrote down, can you check this video and my transcription(or what I wrote down)?. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcmWOGTZ8TU
I=Interviewer, L=Interviewee, i.e. Lily Cole

4:48
I:How to keep fit(It sounds like fat?)? Do you keep very very very fat(fit?)?

How do you keep fit? Do you keep very very very fit?
L: No, not like can run for boss anything like that. I'm... I think I'll have a heart attack.

No..um..not like...I couldn't run for a buss or anything like that. Um...I think I'll have a heart attack.

I: Do you think pretty much cool?

So you don't play much sports?
L:No, used to play all those when I was younger then. Now I just do like yoga plates and I like kind of like...I don't know I like much more kind of those that territory of exercise. (Is it really what she said?? )5:08

No, I used to play a lot of sports when I was younger, but now I just do like yoga and pilates and I like...kind of like..I don't know, I like much more kind of those-that territory of exercise.

She stumbled through this interview, so there are a lot of setences that aren't technically correct since she was nervous during this interview. 

Talking About The Personal Connections

Many large Korean companies or even public enterprises have personal connections with executives as the central figure. The connections might be built of people who graduated from same school, or come from same home town, or go to the same church, and so on. Every so often the connections create fractions and that fight each other within their own company.
Anyway The employees who belong to the connections can be treated well, but the other employees can be treated unfairly.
It is the dark side of Korean organizational culture, but unfortunately it is quite common in Korea.

You did an awesome job! English puncuation isn't easy to learn and even us native speakers make a lot of mistakes with it :)