Roller Jeong Byeong-hee, Men’s EP 10,000m Gold Medal

[Asian Games] Roller Jeong Byeong-hee, Men’s EP 10,000m Gold Medal… Choi In-ho Bronze Medal

13 years since Son Geun-seong and Woo Hyo-sook in 2010... Yoo Garam, bronze medal in women's EP 10,000m

Korean roller skater Jeong Byeong-hee (Chungbuk Sports Council) won the gold medal in the 10,000m (excluding points + points (EP)) roller skating speed category at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games.

Byung-hee Jeong scored 19 points and won a gold medal in the men's speed skating EP 10,000m at the competition held at the Qiantang Roller Sports Center in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China on the 30th.

Second place was China's Jang Zhenhai (14 points), and Korea's Choi In-ho came in third (11 points) and won a bronze medal. 카지노사이트

It has been 13 years since the 2010 Guangzhou Games that a gold medal was won in the EP 10,000m event.

At that time, Son Geun-seong and Woo Hyo-sook won the men's and women's EP 10,000m side by side.

It was excluded from the official events at the 2014 Incheon Games and the 2018 Jakarta/Palembang Games.

EP 10,000m is a race format in which athletes who are ranked at a certain number of laps receive points while completing 50 laps around a 200m track, and those who are at the very end are eliminated.

In the lap after the bell rings, the players in 1st and 2nd place receive 2 and 1 point, respectively, and in the last lap, the players in 1st to 3rd place receive 3 to 1 points each.

The scores are added up to determine the ranking.

Initially, in roller skating, a golden sprint was expected for Jeong Cheol-won and Choi Kwang-ho, who will participate in the 1,000m sprint event to be held on the 1st of next month.

However, Byung-hee Jeong beat strong competitors from China and Taiwan and gave the Korean roller the first gold medal of this tournament.

Byung-hee Jeong engaged in a search game at the beginning of the game, then increased his speed in earnest from the middle and took a strategy of scoring points in the second half.

Byung-hee Jeong, who took the lead, did not lag even in the last lap and was the first to reach the finish line with a time of 15 minutes 39.857 seconds, earning the most points (3 points), beating second place Jang Jeon-hai by 5 points.

Colleague Choi In-ho, who ran the track with him, took third place on the podium, beating Taiwan's Go Fu-ssang (10 points) and Jeon Yan-jeong (7 points).

In-ho Choi competed for the lead until the middle of the game, blocking Chinese and Taiwanese players from scoring, and assisted Byeong-hee Jeong in the second half.

In the women's speed skating EP 10,000m, Yoo Garam (Anyang City Hall) came in third place (14 points) and added a medal.

The gold and silver medals went to Taiwan's Shibeiyou (21 points) and Yang Huozhen (18 points).

Yuga Lam competed for the lead in the early stages, but she gradually fell behind the Taiwanese players and fell further from the lead.

Lee Seul (Daegu City Hall) competed with 10 points, but she finished in 4th place and was not in the medal range.

North and South Korea Face Off in 6 Weight Lifting Classes

[Asian Games] North and South Korea Face Off in 6 Weight Lifting Classes... Korea Challenges for Gold for the First Time in 13 Years Since Jang Mi-ran

North Korean weightlifters return to the international stage after 4 years... 'Rim Jeong-sim's younger brother' Rim Eun-sim aims for 2nd consecutive win

Korean women's 76kg Kim Soo-hyun competes on the same day as her lover Karate representative Pi Jae-yoon

A total of six historical competitions between South Korea and North Korea will be held in weightlifting at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games starting on the 30th.

North Korea's weightlifting team, which once threatened China and showed off its might as a weightlifting powerhouse, will appear on the international stage for the first time in four years through the Hangzhou Asian Games.

The most recent international competition North Korea participated in was the 2019 Pattaya World Championships. 카지노사이트

The names of 'Olympic gold medalists' who are familiar to Korean weightlifting fans, such as Lim Jeong-sim and Eom Yun-cheol, are not on the list of athletes participating in this Asian Games (14 people).

However, Lim Jeong Sim's younger sister Lim will compete in the women's 64kg class at this event, aiming for her second consecutive Asian Games title.

Even North Korean athletes with no experience in international competitions view Korean weightlifting as something to be wary of.

From the first day (30th) of the Hangzhou Asian Games weightlifting competition, South Korea's Yoo Won-ju (Busan City Sports Council) and North Korea's Kang Hyeong-young and Ri Su-yeon will compete together in the women's 55kg class.

On October 1st, Korea's Bae Moon-soo (Gyeongbuk Development Corporation) and Lee Sang-yeon (Suwon City Hall) will compete with Lee Won-ju in the men's 67kg class, and on the 2nd, in the 64kg class, Han Ji-an (Daejeon Metropolitan Sports Council) will compete with Lim Eunsim.

Park Joo-hyo (Goyang City Hall) in the men's 73kg class will face North Korea's Oh Geum-taek and Park Jeong-ju on October 3.

On October 5, Kim Soo-hyun (Busan City Sports Council), who is aiming for the gold medal, is checked by North Korea's Chun-hee Chun-hee and Seong Guk-hyang, and on the same day, Won Jong-beom (Gangwon Provincial Office) competes with Ro Gwang-yeol for the medal in the men's 96 kg class.

Among the North Korean weightlifters participating in this competition, the most eye-catching athlete is Rim Eun-sim.

Lim Jeong-sim won a gold medal in the 69kg class at the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta and Palembang.

Her older sister, Lim Jeong-sim, who was already called North Korea's weightlifting hero at the time, achieved the 'sister gold medal' by reaching the top of the women's 75kg class.

She also placed second in the 64kg class at the 2019 Pattaya World Championships, and Lim Eun-sim is aiming for a win in her first international competition in four years.

In the Hangzhou Asian Games weightlifting, there are 7 weight classes for men (61 kg, 67 kg, 73 kg, 81 kg, 96 kg, 109 kg, and over 109 kg) and 7 weight classes for women (49 kg, 55 kg). A total of 14 gold medals were awarded in the 59kg class, 64kg class, 76kg class, 87kg class, and over 87kg class).

There are 14 participants from Korea.

Korea, which suffered the humiliation of no gold twice in a row at the 2014 Incheon and 2018 Jakarta-Palembang Asian Games, expects to win at least one gold medal in Hangzhou.

Since Vice Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Jang Mi-ran, who recently visited Hangzhou, won the women's heavyweight title in 2010, Korean weightlifting has not produced an Asian Games champion.

This year, ‘Rose Kids’ Kim Soo-hyun will challenge for the gold medal.

Kim Soo-hyun repeatedly ranked fourth in Incheon in 2014 and Jakarta and Palembang in 2018.

However, she is showing off her top-class skills in Asia in the women's 76kg class, including winning the Jinju Asian Weightlifting Championships in May this year.

Pi Jae-yoon, representative of the men's 75kg category of Karate Kumite, a 'lover' who is competing in the Asian Games together, will also compete on October 5th, the same day as Kim Soo-hyun.

Kim Soo-hyun accepts this ‘amazing coincidence’ as a good omen.

‘Post Jang Mi-ran’ Park Hye-jung (Goyang City Hall) is also a strong candidate for a medal.

In the women's 87kg and over class where Park Hye-jeong is competing, world record holder Li Wenwen (China) is holding on.

However, Park Hye-jung won the World Weightlifting Championships held on September 17 by lifting 124 kg in snatch, 165 kg in clean and jerk, and 289 kg in total.

At that time, Li Wen-Won repeatedly failed at 130 kg in the first and second snatch trials, and she abstained from standing on the platform anymore.

Looking at her record and history, Park Hye-jung is expected to compete with 'senior' Son Young-hee (Busan City Sports Council) for her silver medal.

However, if Li Wen-Won has not yet recovered, she could be a gold medal candidate for Park Hye-Jeong.

In the men's division, Jin Yun-seong (Goyang City Hall) and Jang Yeon-hak (Asan City Hall) in the 109 kg class and Won Jong-beom (Gangwon Provincial Office) in the 96 kg class are considered medal candidates.

Rebound Coach Yang-Hyeon Kang, Basketball Team

[Asian Games] ‘Rebound’ Coach Yang-Hyeon Kang: “What if There is No One Else to Play?… Everything is Ready”

Coach Kang Yang-hyeon of the 3-on-3 national basketball team, "Think of all the variables... educate yourself on fouls, etc. in advance"


Dong-hyun Kim "If I win a gold medal, I'll brag to my father"... Coach Kim Seung-gi only won a silver medal.


“What if there is no one else to play like then? We prepared by taking all such situations into consideration.”


Everyone now knows that Coach Kang Yang-hyun experienced the most extreme situation in a basketball game. 온라인카지노사이트


Busan Jungang High School, led by Coach Kang, participated in the 2012 National High School Basketball Tournament.


There were 6 players.


Even then, one person was injured, so the remaining five players made it to the finals without a single replacement.


In the fourth quarter of the final, two players were ejected and a strange situation emerged where three players faced Yongsan High School, the strongest team of the time.


The story of coach Kang and the players, who ended in a 63-89 defeat, was made into the movie 'Rebound' by director Jang Hang-jun and became widely known.


Coach Kang’s new challenge is the Hangzhou Asian Games.


Coach Kang, Seo Myeong-jin (Hyundai Mobis), Lee Won-seok (Samsung), Lee Doo-won (KT), and Kim Dong-hyun (KCC) formed a 3-on-3 basketball team and traveled to Hangzhou, China on the 22nd.


Coincidentally, 3-on-3 basketball has a maximum limit of 4 players.


This is because it is not a sport in which multiple players alternate like 'mainstream' 5-on-5 basketball, which registers 12 players.


Just like 12 years ago, there is only one candidate player.


If one player is injured, the remaining players cannot be replaced and must play the game from beginning to end, which involves intense physical fighting.


Director Kang Yang-hyun also said that he would like to avoid such an unfortunate incident.


But now we have the luxury of preparing for such situations.


Coach Kang said in a phone call with Yonhap News on the 24th, "I am thinking about all variables. I have


thought about and trained for even the situation where three players are playing.


I can accept that and play the game."


The category of ‘variables’ considered by Director Kang includes many situations other than unexpected injuries.


In particular, Coach Kang has been paying attention to help professional basketball players who have only played 5-on-5 basketball quickly adapt to the characteristics of 3-on-3 basketball and the tendencies of referees.


Coach Kang also knows the disappointment of losing the national team at the 2018 Jakarta-Palembang Asian Games just before winning the championship.


At that time, 4.4 seconds before the end of regular time in the final against China, Kim Nak-hyun (Sangmu) committed a foul on the opposing team's Hwang Wen-wei, who was attempting an outside shot, and allowed two free throws, tying the score again and allowing a reversal in overtime.


Nak-Hyun Kim's defensive move could be considered a foul in 5-on-5 basketball, but it was even more disappointing because such defenses occur frequently in 3-on-3 basketball, which allows for more rough physical fights.


Coach Kang said, “I educated the players a lot about fouls,” and added, “Also, in 3-on-3 basketball, there is no coach on the bench.


The players have to make their own decisions, so I tried to provide a lot of guidance in managing the game.”


At the same time, he pointed out that there are many differences between 5-on-5 and 3-on-3 basketball in actual games.


Coach Kang said, "There is no time to catch your breath.


The attack time is 12 seconds, so we have to solve it faster." He explained.


The national team will take its first step toward the gold medal with its first match against Iran on the court of Huzhou Deqing Geographic Information Park near Hangzhou on the 25th.


‘Primary goal’ is to advance to the quarterfinals.


Coach Kang said, "I've been coaching the 3-on-3 basketball team for three years, and this is my first time attending the Asian Games.


When I came here, there were a lot of players in the athletes' village, and this environment itself was my first time," adding, "It's the same for the players.


It's everyone's first experience, so it's a good experience."


“I hope that if we take care of the results, it will help all of us in our lives in the future,” he said.


The ‘player to watch’ that Coach Kang picks is Kim Dong-hyun.


Kim Dong-hyeon (190cm), the son of coach Kim Seung-gi, who leads Goyang Sono, is an ‘inexperienced player’ who has yet to have a standout season on the professional stage.


However, like his father's active years, there were evaluations that he was suitable for 3-on-3 basketball as his physique was solid and he showed confidence in individual attacks.


In 5-on-5 basketball, there is a lot of defense and the court is narrow, so detailed movements and movements that utilize teammates are important.


On the other hand, 3-on-3 basketball has a lot of space.


Kim Dong-hyun is excited to use this space to attack to his heart's content without interference from defenders.


Kim Dong-hyun said, "Offense has been my specialty since I was an amateur.


I grew up hearing people say I'm fearless.


The 3-on-3 defense is rough, so there are times when I'm pushed to the outskirts, but I'm not like that."


He added, "My brothers know that I am aggressive, so they push my attack.


They jokingly said that I should score 12 out of 21 points.


If I attack like I'm half crazy, I think I will get good results."


Kim Dong-hyun said, “I never thought that I wouldn’t do well because someone blocked me,” and showed confidence in 1-on-1 attacks in particular.


He went on to say that once he wins the gold medal, he will brag about it to his father.


Coach Kim Seung-gi does not have a gold medal in the Asian Games.


He only won a silver medal at the 1994 Hiroshima Games.

Professional Basketball Coach Jeon Hee-cheol of Seoul SK

SK Coach Jeon Hee-cheol "Kim Seon-hyung and Ahn Young-jun Will Run Hrd... 5 Fast Breaks Each"

‘Beginner Command Tower’ Director Kim Joo-seong “DB revival is my homework… I will build a third mountain fort”

Professional basketball coach Jeon Hee-cheol of Seoul SK, who narrowly missed winning the championship, set his goal for the new season to be 'five fast breaks in every game.' 카지노사이트탑

On the 14th, coach Jeon met with reporters who accompanied the training camp in Irvine, California, USA and said, "The goal is to score more than 5 fast breaks per game on average," and added, "(Kim) Seon-hyung and (Ahn) Young-jun are the best."

I will run hard.

“I told (Oh) Se-geun to play,” he said.

Coach Jeon, who achieved championship and runner-up finishes in the past two seasons, said, “There are so many things to consider in the regular league.

“Still, if we get in the top 4, we will be able to advance to the championship game,” he expressed confidence.

SK, who won the 2021-2022 season, fought fiercely all the way to the 7th game in last season's championship game, but unfortunately failed to achieve the championship for the second year in a row.

SK, which succeeded in recruiting Oh Se-geun, the best big man in professional basketball, from the 2022-2023 season champion Anyang Cheongkwanjang (formerly KGC Ginseng Corporation) this summer, is considered a strong candidate for the championship in the new season.

This is because last season's regular league Most Valuable Player (MVP) Kim Seon-hyung is still alive, and forward Ahn Young-jun, who is strong in offense and defense, is scheduled to take the court in the new season after completing his military service.

Coach Jeon said, "I honestly feel burdened when I hear stories like that.

I have to open the lid to know." He added, "After the opening game at home in the first round, it is 10 consecutive away games.

We also have to deal with the East Asian Super League (EASL) in the middle."

Like coach Jeon, coach Kim Joo-sung, who was a star representing professional basketball during his active career and then transformed into a head coach, is leading the team and completing an overseas training schedule.

Coach Kim of Wonju DB, who trains in Kobe and Kawasaki, Japan, told local reporters on the 13th, "I fight every day because I feel like I can't disappoint the fans," and added, "I have a lot of shortcomings as a novice coach, but I trust the players and look forward to the opening game."

Coach Kim, who only played in DB for 16 years as a player, retired in 2018 and returned to his former team as a coach in 2019.

In January of this year, after former coach Lee Sang-beom resigned due to poor performance and health problems, he led the team as an acting manager, and last season.

Appointed as official commander in April.

DB finished the 2022-2023 regular season in 7th place (22 wins, 32 losses).

Coach Kim, who said, "DB's revival is our homework," said, "Every team has good times and bad times," and added, "I will go with the players with the belief that they can move up.

The first year will start with spring basketball and I will challenge for the top again.

"He expressed his ambition.

He continued, “I now understand why all the directors have tired faces,” and “He is the director because he takes responsibility for even the smallest details.”

Coach Kim expressed his expectations for the two big men who are the pillars of the team.

Coach Kim said, "Kang Sang-jae's skills have improved to the point where he can aim for MVP this year, and Kim Jong-gyu now just needs to look up.

When he returns from the Hangzhou Asian Games, I will personally help him."

He added, "When DB was in its glory days, DB Fortress was completed twice.

This time, we want to build a third fortress."

Shin Yu-bin and Jeon Ji-hee Lost to China

Shin Yu-bin and Jeon Ji-hee Lost to China... Pyeongchang Asian Table Tennis Women’s Doubles Bronze Medal

Korea ends the competition with 1 silver and 4 bronze medals... China's performance below expectations ahead of Hangzhou AG sweeps 7 gold medals... Ma Rung regains the Asian throne after 10 years

The world's No. 1 team, Shin Yu-bin (Korean Air) and Jeon Ji-hee (Mirae Asset Securities), lost to the Chinese team at the 2023 Pyeongchang Asian Table Tennis Championships and ended up in bronze. 바카라사이트

Shin Yu-bin and Jeon Ji-hee lost to China's Sun Ying-sha and Wang Yidi (no ranking) 1-3 (5-11 11-5 9-11 8-11) in the women's doubles semifinals on the last day of the tournament held at Pyeongchang Dome in Gangwon-do on the 10th.

The team of Shin Yu-bin and Jeon Ji-hee, who won the 2021 Doha competition in which China did not participate due to quarantine issues due to the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19), failed to win the competition for the second time in a row.

The Korean team finished the competition with one silver medal and four bronze medals.

Previously, one silver medal was won in the women's team event and one bronze medal was won in the men's team event. The team of Lim Jong-hoon (Korea Exchange) and Shin Yu-bin won the mixed doubles, and the team of Lim Jong-hoon and Jang Woo-jin and Ahn Jae-hyeon (Korea Exchange) and Park Kang-hyun (Korea Water Resources Corporation) won the men's doubles.

We each won one bronze medal.

The national team had a somewhat disappointing performance at the home table, reaching the final only once and being 'annihilated' in the round of 16 of the men's and women's singles.

The Pyeongchang Asian Championships are a prelude to the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games, which opens on the 23rd.

Shin Yu-bin and Jeon Ji-hee participated in the match with great enthusiasm, but were pushed back from the start by the sophisticated attacks of singles No. 1 Sun Ying-sha and No. 3 Wang Yidi.

In particular, Sun Ying-sha, who had lost to her 'rival' Wang Man-yu in the women's singles final the previous day and had her pride crushed, pounded the Korean side's table hard as if to vent her anger.

The team of Shin Yu-bin and Jeon Ji-hee fell behind and were disappointed that they were unable to maintain their momentum in the third game, where the score was evenly tied at 8-8.

In the semifinals held earlier, China's Wang Man-yu and Chen Meng (93rd) defeated Japan's Nagasaki Miyu and Kihara Miyu (8th) 3-2 (8-11 9-11 11-9 11-5 11-8). The women's doubles final was held as a match between the Chinese groups.

The team of Wang Man-yu and Chen Meng won the championship by defeating the team of Sun Ying-sha and Wang Yidi 3-0 (11-4 11-9 11-5) in the final.

Wang Man-wi swept the singles and doubles events and won two individual gold medals.

In the men's singles final, Ma Long (3rd place) won 3-2 (11-7 5-11 7-11 11-5 11-6) against Fan Zhendong (1st place) in a hard-fought battle, 10 years after the 2013 tournament. became the Asian Champion.

China swept all seven gold medals at this tournament, reaffirming its status as the strongest table tennis nation.

The PyeongChang Asian Championships successfully concluded eight days of intense competition.

On the 9th and 10th, when the atmosphere reached its peak, it was a box office success, with well over 1,000 spectators visiting the stadium each day.

Yoo Seung-min, president of the Korea Table Tennis Association, said his thoughts after the tournament, saying, "It is important for Korea Table Tennis to confirm the success potential ahead of next year's Busan World Championships.

We need to look back in more detail and decide on a path forward."

He continued, "However, it was disappointing that our players' performance did not improve as expected.

Although the players were said to be exhausted due to the long game schedule, that should not be an excuse for the national team players.

They quickly reorganized their lineup until the Asian Games and showed their best.

“I hope you find it,” he said.

Goff vs Power Sabalenka, US Open Women's Single Final Clash

‘Divinity’ Goff vs ‘Power’ Sabalenka… US Open Women's Singles Final Clash

19-year-old Goff attempts to win his first major championship...

Sabalenka, with strength and speed , wins this year's Australian Open with a strong serve of 196 km per hour

The US Open, the last major tennis tournament of the year (total prize money of 65 million dollars, approximately 85.76 billion won), will compete for the title of women's singles champion between world number 2 Arina Sabalenka (Belarus) and home court's Coco Goff (6th place, USA). ) are competing against each other. 카지노사이트

Goff defeated Karolina Muhova (10th, Czech Republic) 2-0 (6-4) in 2 hours and 3 minutes in the women's singles semifinals on the 12th day of her tournament held at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York, USA on the 7th (local time). defeated them 7-5).

In the semifinals that followed, Sabalenka lost to Madison Keys (17th, USA) 2-1 (0-6 7-6<7-1> 7-6<10) after two tiebreaks lasting 2 hours and 32 minutes. -5>) With a come-from-behind win, the finals were completed.

Born in 2004, Goff, 19 years old, is a player who is attracting attention as an American tennis 'nova'.

At Wimbledon in 2019, he set a record of passing the preliminaries at the age of 15 years and 122 days, the youngest ever.

Goff, who showed steady growth, finished second at the French Open last year and was recognized as one of the 'next generation queen candidates.'

If Goff wins over Sabalenka, he will become the first American player to win the US Open in six years since Sloane Stevens (No. 36) in 2017.

Coco Goff, who is 175cm tall, is considered to be his strengths due to his quick feet and strong stamina.

Sabalenka, who is competing against Goff, is a player who stands out for his power that comes from his tall height of 182 cm.

Among active female players, she is ranked first when it comes to having a strong server. In this tournament, she recorded a serve speed of 196 km/h, ranking second among female players.

Sabalenka has consistently shown strong form in her major singles competition in recent years, as evidenced by her #2 ranking.

Over the past three years, he has reached the semifinals of major competitions six times.

From last year's US Open to this year's US Open, he reached the semifinals of five major tournaments in a row, and at the Australian Open earlier this year, he reached the finals of a major tournament for the first time in his life and even won the championship.

In terms of overall record against opponents, Goff leads with 3 wins and 2 losses.

However, in the most recent match at this year's Indian Wells Open, Sabalenka won 2-0.

This is the first time that both Goff and Sabalenka have reached the US Open singles final.

The final match between Goff and Sabalenka begins at 5 a.m. on the 10th, Korean time.

On this day, Goff had an opportunity to raise a match point with Mujoba ahead with a 5-3 game score in the second set, but was unable to capitalize on it.

However, Goff, who was not shaken, won another match point opportunity after 40 rallies, the most in this tournament, in the game with a 6-5 lead, and Mujoba's last backhand went off the line, confirming the final.

When Goff was leading 1-0 in the second set, four environmental activists staged a surprise protest in the stands, causing the game to be halted for about 40 minutes.

Three players were sent off early, but it took a long time to deal with one person's foot being stuck to the floor of the stands with glue.

After the game, Goff made a bold statement, saying, "If environmentalists thought they had to do that to make their voices heard, I can't be angry."

Arina Sabalenka appeared to be eliminated in the semifinals for the third consecutive year when she lost her first set 0-6 to Keys, but she showed her stronger mentality by turning the match around with two tie-breaks.

In the third set tie break, she went up by 7 points and thought she had secured her place in the final. She put down her tennis racket and showed her joy, making her fans laugh.

The tiebreaker is usually won by the player who scores 7 points, but in the final set of major tournaments, a 10-point system is used.