Park Ji-soo of women's basketball "Memories of exceeding the limit by facing Japanese players"

Shinhan Bank and KB face off against W-League teams at Takasaki Summer Camp in Japan.

Park Ji-soo of KB Stars, a women's professional basketball team competing against a local women's professional team in a training camp in Japan, expressed her determination to enjoy the game, saying, "It's training just by following Japanese players."

The Korean Women's Basketball League (WKBL) announced on the 14th that Shinhan Bank and KB Stars will participate in the 'W League Summer Camp 2023 in Takasaki' held at Takasaki Arena in Takasaki, Gunma Prefecture, Japan on the 15th and 17th of this month.

The two clubs started local adaptation training in Takasaki that day.

KB Park Ji-soo, who returned to the team after a long absence, focuses on raising the sense of the game.

Park Ji-soo said, "I thought it was okay, but because of the gap, it seems that it is still slow for my sense of the game to rise to the level I want."

He added, “The coach told me not to think too impatiently, and that it was natural that I couldn’t.”

Park Ji-soo, who said, "It's my first time training since I was 20," said, "It's the first day, so I feel more fun than hard."

Regarding the Japanese team to face at the summer camp, he recalled, "When I was young, it felt like I was training just by following Japanese players, but I have vivid memories of that time, so I have fears that it will be difficult this time too."

"It's hard, but I have memories of exceeding my limits and growing a lot," he said.

Park Ji-soo, who was also included in the final entry for the Hangzhou Asian Games announced on the day, declared that “the goal is to win.”

Park Ji-soo said, "Australia's Asian Cup results were a shock to us.

The players came together with a resolution to never show regret at the Asian Games," he said. "I want to win the best 카지노사이트 possible result.

The home team, China, is a concern, but I think we can do it."

KB coach Kim Wan-soo said that through summer camp and off-season training, he is focusing on adjusting the team's tactical changes according to the presence or absence of Park Ji-soo.

Coach Kim said, “Rather than winning, I try to focus on what we should look like in the coming season.” “Park Ji-soo and Kang I-seul have been training together for two days, and Park Ji-soo, in particular, has not been able to match properly for more than half a year due to a finger injury. The focus is on getting the existing players in sync," he said, hinting at the team's training situation. He said, “There is a clear difference between when Park Ji- soo

is present and when he is not.”

We talk a lot," he said.

Regarding Park Ji-soo's panic disorder, he said, "There are times when my condition goes down because it has not been cured yet, but depending on the situation, I take a little rest and take it step by step, and I am also greedy, so I control it well." Because of that, we are rather adjusting that part while looking at the situation.”

What coach Kim wants from the players is 'desperateness'.

Coach Kim said, “I hope that the players will learn from the Japanese players’ attitudes.