As the Nagoya Asian Games close today (October 4), the South Korean delegation held a press conference to review the tournament. During the session, Korean Sport & Olympic Committee President Yoo Seung-min addressed the sluggish performance in traditional powerhouse sports such as archery and taekwondo, while also outlining support plans for less popular events like sailing and canoeing.
(Produced by SBS Sports News | Reported by Jeon Young-min | Video by Park Jin-ho | Edited by Joo Hyun | Production: Sports News Department)
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Korean Sports Chief Addresses Slump in Traditional Powerhouse Events Like Archery and Taekwondo
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