'Shocked' Doosan catchers eventually collapsed again, devastated Japanese Macam → Australian scam continued... The KBO Legend coach himself revealed it

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The Dusin Bears catcher's hell training continues at the Sydney spring camp in Australia.

Blacktown, Sydney, Australia, where Doosan's camp was set up on the 9th. A Doosan official said, "The team, which had taken a short breath due to the rain that poured all morning, normally carried out its scheduled training schedule as soon as the sky cleared in the afternoon."

"The three captors conducted hell training again today. He even trained for the outfield funkgo," he said.

Doosan's main homeowner is living legend Yang Eui-ji of the KBO League. And there are three catchers to support, Kim Ki-yeon, Yoon Joon-ho, and Ryu Hyun-jun.

According to Doosan officials, they are reportedly conducting training sessions every day under the guidance of Cho In-sung, a living legend of Korean baseball.

Coach Cho Battery is demanding a intensive training schedule from the Miyazaki Finishing Camp to make a sure second catcher. And the three catchers are faithfully training.

The bullpen pitching began at 3 p.m. that day. The three catchers, Kim Ki-yeon, Yoon Joon-ho, and Ryu Hyun-jun, closely checked the ball quality and condition while receiving the balls of the pitchers. They led the atmosphere of the training ground by shouting "Nice ball!" repeatedly to revive the pitchers' spirits.

After pitching, the place they headed was the "outdoor ground." Coach Cho Battery started the sprint after chasing a pungo hit from side to side. About 250 balls were thrown away. The three catchers are said to have shown off their "hustle-doo" aspect of chasing the ball to the end, shouting "Argh!" even though they are out of breath amid the forced force. Coach Kim Won-hyung, the head coach of the team, reportedly joked and encouraged the players, saying, "We can turn into outfielders."

There is a reason why coach Cho Battery conducts such intensive training. Coach Cho Battery said through the club, "I'm glad it stopped raining, so I managed my training normally," adding, "It's more than just physical training for the catcher to get an outfield puncture. Outfield Fungo is effective in balancing the lower body by running left and right. It is also very helpful in developing concentration by chasing and catching the ball to the end. I was proud to see him screaming and waking himself up even though it must have been hard to pour energy out of the bullpen already," he said.

Doosan, especially catcher's hell training, is not unfamiliar. Doosan held a wrap-up camp in Miyazaki, Japan, in November last year, and at that time, the three catchers (Kim Ki-yeon, Ryu Hyun-joon, and Kim Sung-jae) experienced hell training. After the training, they all collapsed on the ground. Still, coach Cho Battery expressed satisfaction at the time, saying, "The training intensity is strong, but the players are following it well."

An official from Doosan's training part in Sydney said, "Playing as part of 'Active Recovery' is a recovery. For catchers who have been squatting all the time, running has a cool down effect of relieving muscle fatigue. It is in the same context as the starting pitcher warms up with a long run (long-distance running) the day after taking the mound. It is effective in improving cardiopulmonary endurance and preventing injuries, he stressed.

Yoon Joon-ho said, "Honestly, at the end of the training, my legs didn't move as I wanted (laughs). However, after catching the last ball, I felt a refreshing feeling that my heart was breaking. The catcher is in a position that can only hold out if the lower body is stronger than anyone else. I will play hard tomorrow so that I don't get hurt during the season," he said with a firm determination.

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