“Concentrate on 200 meters – nerves tired and sluggish the next day”
“Congenitally weak stamina, must cover with effort”

South Korean swimming sensation Hwang Sun-woo (20-Gangwon Provincial Office) says he has experienced fitness issues at the 2023 World Aquatics Championships and will work on them until the Asian Games in Hangzhou in September.

Hwang Sun-woo competed at the World Championships in Fukuoka, Japan, until March 30, where he won a bronze medal in the 200-meter freestyle final with a Korean record of 1:44.42. In the 100-meter freestyle, however, he failed to qualify for the final after clocking 48.08 seconds in the semifinals. He also fell short of his personal best in the 800-meter freestyle relay.

“It’s very difficult to recover the next day after the 200m freestyle in a major competition,” he said at the national team’s media day at the Olympic Parktel in Songpa-gu, Seoul, on Feb. 2. “Especially in the 200m, I was very focused and nervous, so the next day I was very tired and performed poorly.”

“To compensate, the only answer is to keep training,” he said, “I’m trying to make up for my congenital weaknesses with hard work and swimming.”

At the Hangzhou Asian Games, Hwang will be competing in the 200 and 100-meter freestyle events, as well as the men’s 800-meter freestyle relay and 400-meter medley relay. “It’s not bad to do the 100 meters first,” he said of the 200 meters after the 100 meters of freestyle at the Asian Games. It’s shorter and less demanding than the 200m,” he said, “but you have to do four team events in between. It’s a tough schedule, but at the Asian Games, I think I’m going to have to show my strength and take care of the team events.”

Enhancing physical fitness will be key to winning gold at the Asian Games. Hwang said, “I had a problem with my fitness this time, so I didn’t reach my personal best in the 800-meter freestyle relay, so I’m paying a lot of attention to my fitness. “I’ve been training, but I haven’t seen a noticeable increase in my stamina,” he said. “I think it’s important to increase the intensity of my physical training so that I can endure the many events at the Asian Games.

Hwang Sun-woo is determined to redeem himself at the Asian Games by beating China’s Fan Zhan-liu in the 100m freestyle at the World Championships. He said, “Fan Zhanle from China did a great job in the 100m freestyle with 47.04, which is an Asian record. “He didn’t do as well in the 200m, but his best time is similar to mine,” he said, “so that’s something I’ll be focusing on at the Asian Games.

Hwang said he would use a different strategy against Pan in the 200m and 100m freestyle. “He has a very good second half in the 100m freestyle, so I will have to follow him in the Asian Games and not put any pressure on myself,” he said. “In the 200m freestyle, I am still fast, 스포츠토토 but I will have to race with my guard up.”

The South Korean women’s soccer team, led by Colleen Bell, has suffered back-to-back defeats at the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia and New Zealand 2023, making it difficult for them to advance to the round of 16. The prospect of a third-place match is even more bleak, with Germany the heavy favorites. But they can’t give up. They must grit their teeth for their sisters, for whom this could be their last World Cup.

South Korea will face Germany in the final Group H match of the Women’s World Cup at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, Australia, on Wednesday at 7 p.m. ET.

After back-to-back losses to Colombia (0-2) and Morocco (0-1), South Korea is effectively out of the tournament. South Korea needs to win by more than five goals against FIFA’s No. 2 ranked Germany and Colombia needs to beat Morocco to miraculously advance out of the group.

Despite the odds, South Korea can’t give up on Germany. That’s because it could be the last World Cup for the older sisters who have led the Korean women’s soccer team for the past decade.

South Korea has assembled a squad for the tournament with an average age of 28.9 years old. This is the highest average age among the 32 teams in the tournament. Twelve of the 23 players are veterans, including Ji So-yeon (Suwon FC, 32), Cho So-hyun (Tottenham, 35), Kim Hye-ri (Hyundai Steel, 33), and Park Eun-sun (Seoul City Hall, 37).

These are the faces that have been the mainstays of the Korean national team for the past decade.

Ji So-yeon, Cho So-hyun, and others played at the 2015 World Cup in Canada, helping South Korea advance to the round of 16.

They also paved the way for other players to break through to bigger stages in Japan and England. In fact, after Ji So-yeon’s move to Chelsea, players such as Cho So-hyun, Lee Geum-min (29? Brighton), Jang Seul-ki (29? Hyundai Steel), and Lee Young-joo (30? Madrid CFF) went to Europe.

They have also been in constant contact with the media to promote women’s soccer. The fact that the women’s national team has recently gained a wealth of A-match experience, both at home and away, has also been helped by the fact that the veterans have repeatedly advocated the need for an A-match.

The veterans have made significant contributions to women’s soccer and are now saying goodbye to the World Cup. “I hope I enjoyed the stage that could be my last,” Ji said before departing for Australia. Cho So-hyun, Kim Jung-mi (38? Hyundai Steel), Park Eun-sun and others have repeatedly stated that this will be their last World Cup.

In many ways, the game against Germany is an exhausting and uninspiring game, but at the same time, it is a game with a clear motivation. It could be the last for the ‘big sisters’ who have helped shape the development of Korean women’s soccer. Like the ‘Miracle in Kazan’ men’s team, who defeated Germany 2-0 in the final of the 2018 World Cup in Russia, 카지노사이트 the Belles will have to go out with a bang.

After 426 days on the big league mound, Ryu Hyun-jin (36-Toronto Blue Jays) pitched well in his comeback. Although he took the loss, he showed that he’s healthy and ready to go.

Hyun-jin Ryu started against the Baltimore Orioles in the 2023 Major League Baseball (MLB) World Series at Rogers Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on Tuesday (Feb. 2), giving up four runs on five hits and nine pitches with one walk and three strikeouts. He threw 80 pitches.

Ryu was removed from the game in the top of the sixth inning with Toronto trailing 3-4 and suffered his first loss of the season as the team went on to lose by a final score of 3-13. His ERA is 7.20.

Ryu took the mound after a lengthy rehabilitation from Tommy John surgery to repair ligament splicing in his elbow following a June 2 game against the Chicago White Sox last year. He had gone 2-0 with a 2.00 ERA in his previous four minor league appearances, so there were high hopes for his comeback, but the results were somewhat disappointing.

Ryu took the mound looking a little nervous and got off to a rough start, giving up a run in the first inning.

He gave up back-to-back singles to leadoff hitters Adley Rutchman and Ryan Mountcastle, and then gave up another run on Gunner Henderson’s infield single with runners on first and third.

In the second, he gave up a leadoff double to Ramon Urias and then a sacrifice bunt to Ryan McKenna to put runners on first and second. He then got Jorge Mateo to ground out to third, but gave up a single to Rushman to extend the lead.

In the third inning, things settled down. He gave up a leadoff single to Anthony Santander, but got Austin Hayes to fly out and struck out Henderson.

In the fourth, with the score tied 3-3, Jordan Westberg singled, but Urias, McKenna, and Mateo were retired in order.

In the fifth, he had runners on first and second with one out, but Hayes again induced a double play. After throwing 75 pitches through five innings, Ryu took the mound in the sixth.

However, his first pitch, a changeup to Henderson, was hit to center field for a 106-meter solo home run. This was the most frustrating part of the game.

The bullpen gave up more runs and the offense couldn’t make up for it, and Ryu’s comeback ended in a loss.

On the surface, it was a poor performance, but it was a comeback that showed the potential for a resurgence. Even though he gave up a lot of runs, his stuff was solid.

Of the 80 pitches he threw on the day, 54 were strikes. In particular, Ryu threw 33 fastballs, 22 changeups, 20 curves, and five cutters, and he got out of trouble by inducing ground balls despite leaving runners on base in every inning except one.

While he doesn’t have the velocity to generate strikeouts like he did in his prime, the 11th-year big leaguer’s command of his pitches was impressive. It was also a positive that he only walked one batter with his unflappable velocity.

However, his overall lack of velocity led to four long balls. His secondary pitches were good, but the occasional mistake up the middle would lead to a long ball.

His fastball topped out at 146.5 mph, which was higher than the 146.1 mph he reached in his rehab start. His average velocity was 143.2 mph, but it still wasn’t enough.

Ryu finished his comeback with a mixed bag of results, but if he can regain some velocity in the future, 한국야동 he’ll have a much better report card.

Ryu returns from rehabilitation after elbow surgery last June.
Allowed four runs on nine hits (one home run) in five innings at Baltimore on Aug. 2 team fell to 3-13 in the loss

Ryu Hyun-jin (Toronto Blue Jays) made his first start in 426 days while healthy. It was a disappointment, but it also offered hope.

Hyun-jin Ryu started the 2023 Major League Baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles at Rogers Centre in Ontario, Canada, on Sunday.

It was his first start in 426 days.

After undergoing ligament splicing surgery on his left elbow on June 2 last year against the Chicago White Sox, Ryu returned to the mound after a lengthy rehabilitation.

In his first game back, Ryu allowed four runs on nine hits (one home run) in five innings with one walk and three strikeouts. He threw 80 pitches. There were 54 double strikes.

According to BaseballSabermetrics, Ryu threw a mix of four-seam fastballs (33), changeups (22), curves (20), and cutters (5). His fastball topped out at 91 mph (146.5 km/h).

Trailing 3-4 in the sixth inning, Hyun-Jin Ryu took the loss as Toronto fell to 3-13.

The Jays got off to a rough start against the Baltimore Orioles, who are in first place in the American League.

Ryu struggled in the first inning, giving up three straight hits.

He gave up back-to-back doubles to leadoff man Adley Rutchman and Ryan Mountcastle. Anthony Santander followed with a single to left.

After getting Austin Hayes to fly out to center with runners on first and third, Ryu induced a grounder to Gunner Henderson to trade an out for a run.

With two on and one out, he struck out Jordan Westberg to end the inning. He induced a wild swing with a 77.8 mph (125 km/h) changeup.

He was hit by a long ball in the second inning. A two-pitch changeup to leadoff man Ramon Urias formed in the middle of the plate and dropped in front of the left-field fence for a double.

With the bases loaded and nobody out, Ryan McKenna’s bunt was picked off by Hyun-jin Ryu, who lined a single up the middle to the runner at second base.
After giving up three runs in the second inning, Ryu began to settle down in the third.

He gave up a leadoff single to Santander, but induced a double play on Hayes and struck out Henderson with a 90.8 mph fastball.

In the fourth, he gave up a leadoff single to Westberg, but no runs. He struck out Urias with a curveball, then grounded out McKenna and silenced Jorge Mateo with a fly ball.

The scoreless streak continued in the fifth inning.

After a single up the middle, Ryu gave up Santander’s first hit of the day. With runners on first and second, Ryu induced a grounder to Hayes with a cutter to shortstop to end the inning.

After throwing 75 pitches through five innings, Ryu returned to the mound in the sixth inning with the score tied 3-3.

He gave up a five-pitch changeup to leadoff hitter Henderson on a two-pitch, two-strike at-bat, but it was right in the middle of the zone, allowing a solo shot over the right field fence.

Eventually, with the score 3-4, the Toronto bench pulled Ryu and brought up second pitcher Trevor Richards.

Toronto, whose bullpen faltered sharply after Ryu went down, fell to 3-13 and dropped its third straight.

Toronto reliever Genesis Cabrera gave up an RBI double to Mountcastle with one out in the seventh and an RBI single to Henderson with runners on first and third.

Down 7-3 with two outs in the eighth, Nate Peterson gave up a grand slam to Santander over the right field fence.

With the game in hand, Baltimore drove in a run in the top of the ninth with McKenna’s RBI double that put runners on first and third.

After Danny Jansen’s two-run double to left-center field in the second and Brandon Belt’s solo shot to left-center field in the third, 토토사이트 the Toronto bats went silent, unable to attack the Baltimore mound any further.

Manchester City’s Elling Holland, who is on a pre-season tour, arrives at Incheon International Airport on July 27.

Manchester City (England) earned $20 million (about 26 billion won) from its preseason tour of South Korea and Japan.

Japanese media outlet Nikkan Sports reported on July 2 (below) that “City returned home with $20 million in a week from their Asia tour of South Korea and Japan.”

City beat Yokohama Marinos 5-3 in Japan on the 23rd and Bayern Munich 2-1 on the 26th.

City then continued their tour in South Korea, where they faced Atletico Madrid (Spain) on the 30th and lost 1-2.

City’s star-studded roster, including Elling Holland, drew plenty of attention throughout the tour.

Manchester City’s Elling Holland, who is on a pre-season tour, arrives at Incheon International Airport on July 27.

Nikan Sports explained, “The match between City and Bayern Munich was a huge success at the box office, with more than 60,000 people in attendance for most of the matches, including the City-Atletico Madrid match in South Korea, even though some tickets were priced at over 20,000 yen (about $180,000).”

Indeed, the tour saw City receive a lot of attention both on and off the pitch. From the time the team arrived in Japan, there were fans everywhere they went, and jerseys and other merchandise sold like hotcakes.

Soccer fans watch players train before the second leg of the Coupang Play Series match between Atletico Madrid and Manchester City FC at Seoul World Cup Stadium in Mapo-gu, Seoul, South Korea, on July 30.

In South Korea, there were long lines at City-related booths before and after the game, including many at the airport. The stands were overwhelmingly filled with fans wearing sky-blue jerseys, City’s signature color.

Nikkan Sports also reported on the tour, saying, “City not only got a good bargain, but also got a proper checkup for the new season by playing against top European teams.”

Meanwhile, 고스톱 City will kick off the 2023-24 Community Shield against Arsenal (England) on July 7 at 0:00 am.