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The Korea Taekwondo Association announced on the 13th that SBS Sports' variety show 'Tomorrow's Taekwong Season 2' will also be broadcast on SBS at 3 p.m. on the 14th.
In this week's episode, the top 30 contestants who survived a competition ratio of "80 to 1" will enter the long-awaited final to determine the final five who will become the protagonists of 'Taekwong Generation 2'. A new mission called "3-on-3 team battle" will appear, requiring participants to prove not only their individual skills but also their team capabilities from the very first final mission. Three members must move as a single team, mobilizing everything from game operations to coordination with teammates and split-second decision-making.
Especially this time, team formation is entirely left to the children's choices. Without predetermined groups, they must select their own teammates and create their unique combinations. Furthermore, a twist occurs where teammates who just synchronized perfectly as "one team" suddenly become opponents facing each other in the next round. Master Gun, watching this unfold, reportedly could not help but exclaim, "The children's skill level is too high," in response to the participants' fierce exchanges and high-difficulty kicking techniques.
Meanwhile, the five Taekwong selected for the final will begin preparations to compete in international tournaments such as the Kazakhstan Open and Chuncheon Korea Open. Starting with basic physical training led by masters Lee Dae-hoon and Na Tae-ju, special coaching spanning different disciplines will be provided by former national wrestling team member Eun-sil Jang and former national shooting team member Min-kyung Kim. Additionally, Lee Ah-reum, a taekwondo national team member who won a gold medal at an international tournament and a silver medal at the Asian Games, joins as a special coach, contributing to the full-scale growth of 'Taekwong Generation 2'.
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