Korea National Sports Council to Enhance 'National Team Support System' in Partnership with Member Sports Organizations

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The Korea National Sports Council announced on the 28th that it has stepped up on-site communication with affiliated organizations to improve the performance of national team athletes and provide efficient support.

On the 28th, the Korea National Sports Council stated, "We held a meeting with personnel in charge of the 2026 National Team Training Support Program at the Grand Hall of the Champion House in the Chungcheongbuk-do Jin Cheon-guk-ga (CEO)Athlete Village."

This meeting was conducted for practical personnel in charge of national team training support from member sports organizations. The purpose was to enhance the understanding of tasks among practical personnel, solidify information sharing and cooperation systems among sports disciplines, and build a more efficient national team training support environment.

The event was attended by Jincheon Athlete Village Director Kim Taek-soo and practical personnel in charge of national team training support from over 40 member sports organizations, who gathered to discuss key issues.

Key topics covered during the meeting included general national team training support operations (regulations and national team approval, etc.), training-type-specific education (village entry, off-village, overseas training, etc.), athlete village health checkups, and anti-doping operations—essential guidelines for practical work.

Notably, this event went beyond one-way information delivery, proceeding as "on-site-centered communication" where practical personnel openly shared challenges and suggestions encountered on the ground, earning strong support from attendees. Participants exchanged in-depth opinions centered on actual cases closely related to current issues such as managing training personnel, athlete management, and support for the upcoming Asian Summer Games.

Athlete Village Director Kim Taek-soo said, "This meeting was a meaningful occasion to share policy directions with practical personnel from member sports organizations and to hear the authentic voices from the field. Going forward, we will not spare systematic support to ensure that South Korea's national team athletes can focus solely on training in the world's best environment through continuous communication with the field."

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