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The KRA Judo Team carried out a talent donation to nurture future judo prospects and promote local sports development.
Led by head coach Kim Jae-beom, the KRA Judo Team visited Dogae Middle and High School in Gumi, Gyeongbuk, on the 1st, holding a talent donation training session for the school's judo youth athletes, featuring one-on-one sparring and one-point lessons.
The training included instruction on fundamental judo techniques and throwing skills applicable in actual matches, one-point lessons to correct individual stances and sparring postures, and 1:1 customized technical guidance conducted with pairs of athletes and youth athletes.

All coaches and athletes participated directly as volunteers, generously sharing the know-how and real-match techniques of national team-level athletes, which are rarely accessible to the public. The youth athletes expressed high satisfaction with the valuable experience of interacting closely with top-tier athletes.
Kim Jae-beom, head coach of the KRA Judo Team, said, "We were able to spend a meaningful time sweating alongside youth athletes who will lead the future of judo and in their training spaces."
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