'Amazing' Doosan Camp lunchtime → 'Cell phone no, Saddam no' Why watch TV

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The Doosan Bears' efforts toward the 2026 season continue during lunchtime.

Sydney, Australia, Doosan's first spring camp site. According to Doosan officials, players check video data of players from other teams on television every day instead of looking at their phones or chatting with each other during lunch.

Doosan has already prepared video clips of 13 new foreign players' matches in the power analysis part last year and provided them to the team.

This year is no different. Rather, it expanded the scope. A Doosan official said, "We have prepared the video by expanding it to three categories: new foreign players, existing foreign players, and domestic players representing the league (five pitchers and hits each)."

It is rumored that the players do not take their eyes off the video while eating and are actively conducting analysis and discussion. It is said that he is not just watching the video, but sharing what he felt while dealing with it. Foreign players and rookies who are unfamiliar with the KBO league feel the effect of indirectly experiencing ABS as well as grasping the strengths and weaknesses of players through video.

Foreign ace Flexen, who returned to Doosan, said through the club, "I've experienced ABS in the Minor League, but I'm not used to it yet. Looking at the video, there was a strike that caught the ball falling low. We are helping to understand the ABS zone," he said.

If this process is a time to grasp the other person, after training, the process of identifying yourself is also in progress. Four employees of Power Analysis and Data Part are conducting video analysis with players 4 to 1 every day. Based on the video filmed at the camp, he checks the direction he or she feels and the awareness of the problem, and then communicates through data.

Doosan's power analysis part introduced Ezzertronic high-speed camera equipment from this year's spring camp. Along with the existing trackman Portable and Rhapsody, players are checking their strengths and weaknesses with data, not senses.

An official from Doosan said, "The player's feeling and data cannot be unconditionally matched. Power analysis begins with the player accurately recognizing his or her strengths and weaknesses. Since last fall, players, coaching staff, and power analysis parts have been working together to establish customized plans for each player. In this camp, the direction is clearly continuing," he said.

Pitcher Choi Seung-yong said, "Lunchtime is a time that can be overlooked, but the power analysis team prepared it carefully. Since the video is played, it is very helpful to get used to it as the eyes naturally move without being conscious. During the afternoon power analysis meeting, he constantly communicates with the direction while listening to the player's opinions. I'm paying attention to that part of the training after identifying weaknesses through this," he said.

Park Ji-hoon said, "The video we watch at lunchtime definitely helps us prepare for the pitchers we will face this year. I am discussing my experiences and experiences of my seniors and juniors. The afternoon power analysis meeting helped me set up my own strike zone. There was a difference between the weak course I thought and the weak course in the data. I'm working on training after I'm sure I'm aware of it. Thank you for the power analysis part," he said.

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