“It was a good experience in the long run.”
Kim Min-seop (20, Dokdo Sports Team) finished his first Olympics by being eliminated in the men's 200m butterfly semifinals at the 2024 Paris Olympics. At
3:44 am (Korean time) on the 31st, Kim Min-seop touched the touchpad with a time of 1 minute 55.22 seconds in the second group of the men's 200m butterfly semifinals at the swimming competition held at the La Defense Arena in Paris, France.
Kim Min-seop, who finished 7th in his group and 13th overall in the semifinals, failed to advance to the finals, where the top 8 swimmers compete.
Kim Min-seop recorded 1 minute 56.02 seconds in the preliminary round, placing 15th overall, and earning a ticket to the semifinals, which are given to the top 16 swimmers.
Kim Min-seop is the first Korean male athlete to advance to the semifinals of the Olympic butterfly event. The best record for a Korean athlete in the men’s 200m butterfly at an Olympics was 19th place in the preliminary round by Han Kyu-cheol at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
However, Kim Min-seop’s challenge ended in the semifinals.
Kim Min-seop, who currently holds the Korean record for the men’s 200m butterfly (1 minute 54.95 seconds), is making his first Olympic appearance. Kim Min-seop, who only competed in the 200m butterfly, finished the competition without making it to the finals. In the men’s 200m butterfly semifinals, Krzysztof Milak (Hungary), the world record holder in this event, recorded 1 minute 52.72 seconds and took first place overall. Léon Marchand (France) came in second with 1 minute 53.50 seconds, followed by Ilya Karun (Canada) with 1 minute 54.01 seconds. After the race, Kim Min-seop said, “When I was training at the athletes’ village for this Olympics, I unofficially set a faster time than the Korean record. I wanted to break the Korean record, but it’s disappointing,” and “I thought I had everything I lacked while racing, but I’m disappointed with my record.” Although he was the first Korean male athlete to advance to the semifinals of the butterfly event, Kim Min-seop said, “I came here hoping to advance to the finals. I’m not very satisfied with just advancing to the semifinals.” Having gained a lot of experience at the age of 20, Kim Min-seop is looking forward to the Los Angeles Olympics in four years. Kim Min-seop said, “In the long run, this Olympics was a great experience for me. I felt pressure and tension that I couldn’t feel in domestic competitions,” and “I’m gaining great experience.” 카지노사이트
Kim Min-seop (20, Dokdo Sports Team) finished his first Olympics by being eliminated in the men's 200m butterfly semifinals at the 2024 Paris Olympics. At
3:44 am (Korean time) on the 31st, Kim Min-seop touched the touchpad with a time of 1 minute 55.22 seconds in the second group of the men's 200m butterfly semifinals at the swimming competition held at the La Defense Arena in Paris, France.
Kim Min-seop, who finished 7th in his group and 13th overall in the semifinals, failed to advance to the finals, where the top 8 swimmers compete.
Kim Min-seop recorded 1 minute 56.02 seconds in the preliminary round, placing 15th overall, and earning a ticket to the semifinals, which are given to the top 16 swimmers.
Kim Min-seop is the first Korean male athlete to advance to the semifinals of the Olympic butterfly event. The best record for a Korean athlete in the men’s 200m butterfly at an Olympics was 19th place in the preliminary round by Han Kyu-cheol at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
However, Kim Min-seop’s challenge ended in the semifinals.
Kim Min-seop, who currently holds the Korean record for the men’s 200m butterfly (1 minute 54.95 seconds), is making his first Olympic appearance. Kim Min-seop, who only competed in the 200m butterfly, finished the competition without making it to the finals. In the men’s 200m butterfly semifinals, Krzysztof Milak (Hungary), the world record holder in this event, recorded 1 minute 52.72 seconds and took first place overall. Léon Marchand (France) came in second with 1 minute 53.50 seconds, followed by Ilya Karun (Canada) with 1 minute 54.01 seconds. After the race, Kim Min-seop said, “When I was training at the athletes’ village for this Olympics, I unofficially set a faster time than the Korean record. I wanted to break the Korean record, but it’s disappointing,” and “I thought I had everything I lacked while racing, but I’m disappointed with my record.” Although he was the first Korean male athlete to advance to the semifinals of the butterfly event, Kim Min-seop said, “I came here hoping to advance to the finals. I’m not very satisfied with just advancing to the semifinals.” Having gained a lot of experience at the age of 20, Kim Min-seop is looking forward to the Los Angeles Olympics in four years. Kim Min-seop said, “In the long run, this Olympics was a great experience for me. I felt pressure and tension that I couldn’t feel in domestic competitions,” and “I’m gaining great experience.” 카지노사이트