Short track men’s and mixed relay wins silver medal in 3rd world tour

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Kim gil-li, women’s 1500m bronze​ medal

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Korean short track team won two silver medals in the‍ team event on the⁢ last day of the 3rd competition of the 2024-25 International Skating Union (ISU)​ Short Track World ⁢Tour.

Park ⁢Ji-won (Seoul City Hall), Jang Seong-woo (korea⁢ University), Kim Gil-li (Seongnam City Hall), and Lee So-yeon (Sports Toto) won 2‍ minutes 39.308 seconds in the mixed 2000m relay final at the Beijing Capital indoor Stadium‌ in China on‍ the 8th. 115) and took second place.

Korea lost second place to‌ the United States in the middle of the race and came⁤ in third place, but took second place thanks⁢ to the performance of‌ ‘Ace’ Park Ji-won, who was ‍the last runner.

in the men’s 5000m relay, in which Park Ji-won, Jang Seong-woo, Park Jang-hyuk (Sports‌ Toto), and‌ Kim Tae-seong (Seoul City Hall) participated,‌ Korea was satisfied⁣ with a silver medal⁤ with a time of 6:47.064, behind China (6:42.551).

Park Ji-won,the⁣ last runner from Korea competing with China,fell ⁤on the ice.Korea ⁢responded calmly to the crisis and finished in second place.

In the individual competition, Kim Gil-li won ‌a ‍bronze medal.

Gilly Kim crossed the ​finish line in the women’s 1500m final in 2 minutes 25.888 seconds,taking third⁢ place after Currin Stoddard (USA,2 minutes 25.738 seconds) and ⁤Kristin Santos-Griswold (USA, 2 minutes 25.850 seconds). did ‌it

Kim⁤ Gil-li, who took the led with three laps left before the finish line, allowed two people to⁢ overtake him‌ in the ⁤last lap and crossed the finish line third.

Choi ⁢Min-jeong‌ (Seongnam City Hall), who competed in the same event, finished third in the semifinals and fell to Final B.

The men’s national team ace Park Ji-won ‌also failed to win ‍a medal in the individual event.

Park‌ Ji-won, who competed in the men’s 1000m ⁣final, took the lead with three laps⁣ left over the finish line. Though, he collided with William Danjinu​ (Canada) ⁢on the straight ⁤track and fell. The referee declared park Ji-won a foul and disqualified him.

Choi Min-jeong, ⁢Kim Gil-li, and⁣ Shim Seok-hee (Seoul City ‌Hall), who ​competed in ​the women’s 500m, were all unable to advance to the finals.

As ⁢a result, Korea finished the competition ⁣with one‍ gold medal, three silver medals, and two bronze medals. Korea will participate in the 4th competition of the ISU Short Track World⁣ Tour held at the ‍Mokdong Ice Rink⁢ in Seoul from the 13th to the‍ 15th.

(Seoul​ = News⁤ 1)
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  • How does⁤ team experience in ​events like the mixed 2000m⁤ relay impact individual performances⁤ in⁣ short track skating?

    Interview ⁣between Time.news Editor and Short Track Expert

    Time.news ‌Editor (TNE): Welcome to the show! Today,we’re thrilled to⁣ have a renowned short track expert with us to discuss the recent ⁢performances of the Korean short track team at the 2024-25 ISU Short Track World Tour. Thank you for joining us!

    Short Track Expert ⁢(STE): ⁣ Thank you ⁢for having me! It’s ​a pleasure to discuss ​the exciting‌ developments in short track⁣ skating.

    TNE: Let’s start with Kim Gil-li’s ⁢extraordinary performance. She ‍clinched the bronze in the women’s 1500m⁣ final with‍ a time of 2 minutes 25.888 seconds. ⁤How‌ would⁤ you assess ⁢her race?

    STE: Kim Gil-li’s performance was⁣ commendable. She showcased‌ great skill, especially leading with three laps to go. It shows she ⁢has the ​capability ‌to ‍compete at the⁢ highest levels. However, ‍it’s ⁤engaging to note‌ that she lost her lead⁢ in the final lap. This could point to ​her needing more⁣ experience in ‌handling pressure during⁤ crucial‍ moments.

    TNE: ⁣Absolutely, those⁣ last laps can be critical. The competition was fierce—Currin Stoddard and ‍Kristin Santos-Griswold from the ⁢USA⁢ took gold and silver. How do you think this influences Kim’s training moving forward?

    STE: ⁣Competing against⁢ strong opponents‌ like ⁤Stoddard and Santos-Griswold‌ is invaluable.​ I believe Kim will analyze this race thoroughly with her coaches to refine⁣ her strategy, particularly around pacing and managing race‍ dynamics in⁣ the final⁣ moments. It’s about learning how​ to maintain composure under pressure.

    TNE: Moving on ‍to the team ⁣events, the Korean short ⁢track team‍ secured two silver medals, including an exciting finish ‍in ​the mixed ‍2000m relay. How vital are‍ these ‌team events for ‌building camaraderie and strategy in individual races?

    STE: team ⁣events like the mixed 2000m relay are crucial. They help build team spirit and trust among ​the​ skaters, which is vital for individual events. In high-stakes scenarios, the experience gained from teamwork​ can translate ⁣to better performance when they skate alone. The relay formats ‍also provide a ⁢different kind of thrill ​that⁢ strengthens competitive⁢ instincts.

    TNE: ​Speaking of competitive instincts, it was reported that Park ji-won, the last runner ⁤in the men’s 5000m relay, fell‍ but still managed to help the team secure a silver medal. How important is his performance in the context⁢ of mental resilience in short ⁣track skating?

    STE: Park⁤ Ji-won’s response after falling on the ice truly illustrates mental toughness. In short track, ⁢where the margins‌ for error are razor-thin, staying composed during‌ setbacks is critical.​ His ability to recover⁢ and finish strong⁣ not only earned the‍ team‌ a medal ​but ⁤also serves as​ an inspiring lesson in resilience ​for othre skaters.

    TNE: With this kind of competition⁢ and the pressure ‌they face, ⁢what do you think⁣ is the key‌ for young athletes to thrive in short track​ skating ​today?

    STE: Young ​athletes must focus on both physical skill development and mental‌ game strategies. It’s essential to ⁢foster resilience,⁢ adaptability, and a strong support system—whether it’s coaches, teammates,‌ or family. Additionally, learning from both victories and defeats can sharpen their competitive edge.

    TNE: Wise ‍words! Looking ahead, what do you anticipate for Kim Gil-li and ⁣the korean short track team in upcoming competitions?

    STE: Given‌ their recent performances, I expect Kim‍ Gil-li to only improve as she ⁤gains more experience.the entire team seems poised for a ⁤strong showing in future competitions, especially as they refine ⁢their strategies and build on their experiences from this⁢ season. The Olympic ‌Games are just⁢ around the corner, ⁤and⁣ I wouldn’t be surprised to see them as strong contenders.

    TNE: It’s ‌an‌ exciting time for short track skating! Thank you so much for⁢ your insights ‌today. we look forward to seeing⁤ how the Korean team competes in ‌the future.

    STE: Thank⁤ you! It’s⁣ been a‌ pleasure‍ to discuss these developments, and I’m looking forward to the upcoming races as well.

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