Ulsan Whales to Host Baseball Clinics for Local Office Workers and High School Students... Expanding the Base of Recreational Sports

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Ulsan Whales, the only citizen-owned team in the KBO League, is launching baseball clinics for local office workers and student baseball enthusiasts to activate recreational sports and expand the sport's reach.

On the 6th, Ulsan Whales announced that it will hold a baseball clinic on the 13th at 6:30 p.m. at Munsu Baseball Stadium for approximately 50 players from social baseball teams of S-OIL and SK Energy. On the 14th, the club plans to continue the clinics for around 80 students from six high school baseball clubs in Ulsan: Namchang High School, Daltcheon High School, Maister High School, Sinjeong High School, Eonyang High School, and Hakseong High School.

According to the Ulsan team, coaching staff and players will directly guide participants at this event. Participants will receive fundamental training and position-specific customized drills from professional athletes to assess and refine their skills.

Ulsan Whales has continuously operated various customized baseball clinics to share its expertise with the local community. The club stated that through these efforts, it aims to expand the base of baseball in the region, broaden participation in recreational sports, and establish itself as a team that grows together with local citizens.

Kim Dong-jin, president of Ulsan Whales, said, "This clinic event has expanded its target audience to include corporate teams and high school baseball clubs, and we have prepared diverse programs." He added, "Going forward, we will continue to resonate with various layers of the community and become a team that is more familiar to citizens."

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