Kim Yeon-kyung’s bad habit is reexamined.
Recently, a part of the Kim Yeon-kyung episode of tvN's 'You Quiz on the Block' that aired in May of last year has garnered attention again online.
When Yoo Jae-suk asked at the time, "What was it like being the youngest when you first started your pro career?" Kim Yeon-kyung said, "It wasn't easy," and "I remember having a hard time because there were a lot of seniors at the time and the discipline was strict."
Then, when asked, “I heard that the seniors used the washing machine and the youngest did the laundry by hand?” she said, “That wasn’t something that the seniors told us to do, it was a rule of the team itself. It was something that had been passed down from a long time ago,” and talked about the strange culture that was prevalent among athletes at the time.
When Yoo Jae-suk said, “I heard that after playing for a year or two, they started complaining, ‘I don’t know if I came here to do laundry or to exercise,’” Kim Yeon-kyung said, “We talked about that during salary negotiations,” and “I came to play volleyball, but I spent more time doing laundry and cleaning than playing volleyball.”
Kim Yeon-kyung said, “Back then, the system was to gather the laundry and have the juniors do it,” and “There was a mountain of laundry, and we had to wake up early in the morning to clean before breakfast, and we’d get scolded if we overslept.”
Fortunately, the higher-ups listened to Kim Yeon-kyung’s request for improvement. Kim Yeon-kyung said, “(My remarks) have helped improve many of those things, creating an environment where players can focus more on volleyball.”
Earlier, Ahn Se-young expressed her desire to leave the national team after winning the women's singles gold medal at the Paris Olympics earlier this month, complaining about the Badminton Association's injury management and outdated training methods. As
the controversy grew, the Korea Badminton Association formed its own fact-finding committee and began investigating the national badminton team's head coach, coaches, and trainers on the 16th.
An association official emphasized, "At the next meeting, we will listen to the opinions of national team players, including Ahn Se-young, and review the need for improving the treatment of national team players and the system," adding, "We plan to have additional discussions to improve the system in a reasonable direction." 카지노사이트
As it was revealed that Ahn Se-young (22, Samsung Life), the gold medalist in badminton women's singles at the 2024 Paris Olympics, suffered from unreasonable cleaning, laundry, and other bad habits for 7 years as the youngest member of the national team, volleyball player Kim Yeon-kyung's comments are being reexamined.
Recently, a part of the Kim Yeon-kyung episode of tvN's 'You Quiz on the Block' that aired in May of last year has garnered attention again online.
When Yoo Jae-suk asked at the time, "What was it like being the youngest when you first started your pro career?" Kim Yeon-kyung said, "It wasn't easy," and "I remember having a hard time because there were a lot of seniors at the time and the discipline was strict."
Then, when asked, “I heard that the seniors used the washing machine and the youngest did the laundry by hand?” she said, “That wasn’t something that the seniors told us to do, it was a rule of the team itself. It was something that had been passed down from a long time ago,” and talked about the strange culture that was prevalent among athletes at the time.
When Yoo Jae-suk said, “I heard that after playing for a year or two, they started complaining, ‘I don’t know if I came here to do laundry or to exercise,’” Kim Yeon-kyung said, “We talked about that during salary negotiations,” and “I came to play volleyball, but I spent more time doing laundry and cleaning than playing volleyball.”
Kim Yeon-kyung said, “Back then, the system was to gather the laundry and have the juniors do it,” and “There was a mountain of laundry, and we had to wake up early in the morning to clean before breakfast, and we’d get scolded if we overslept.”
Fortunately, the higher-ups listened to Kim Yeon-kyung’s request for improvement. Kim Yeon-kyung said, “(My remarks) have helped improve many of those things, creating an environment where players can focus more on volleyball.”
Earlier, Ahn Se-young expressed her desire to leave the national team after winning the women's singles gold medal at the Paris Olympics earlier this month, complaining about the Badminton Association's injury management and outdated training methods. As
the controversy grew, the Korea Badminton Association formed its own fact-finding committee and began investigating the national badminton team's head coach, coaches, and trainers on the 16th.
An association official emphasized, "At the next meeting, we will listen to the opinions of national team players, including Ahn Se-young, and review the need for improving the treatment of national team players and the system," adding, "We plan to have additional discussions to improve the system in a reasonable direction." 카지노사이트