Secret to Complete Victory Is Training Volume... "I Want to Win an Asian Games Gold Medal"

An Se-young, who reclaimed the World Championships throne after three years, has returned to Korea.

Expressing that she was even happier than she was three years ago, she shared her determination to have the last laugh at the Asian Games as well.

An Se-young confessed that this victory felt even more joyful than her first World Championships title three years ago.

[An Se-young / National Badminton Player: I think this match was much better (than three years ago) because I feel it will serve as the driving force to move forward.]

She noted that although lingering foot pain remained, she overcame it through confidence in her training volume.

[An Se-young / National Badminton Player: I believe the most important thing is to trust myself and the training I’ve put in, and to play with confidence so that it shows on the court.]

She vowed to achieve the first back-to-back women's singles titles at the Asian Games.

[An Se-young / National Badminton Player: I really hope to win (the Asian Games gold medal). Since it's a stage and a tournament that any player would want to win, it will require a corresponding amount of effort on my part. I believe that if I play with more confidence, I can bring home a good result.]

(Video by Yoo Dong-hyuk | Video Editing by Park Gi-deok)
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