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The Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) is launching the fielding edition of its youth education content, 'Crbo Legend Lesson' (hereinafter 'Crere'), designed to help young baseball prospects and student-athletes improve their skills.
According to the KBO, 'Crere' is a customized baseball education program that delivers experiences and know-how accumulated by legends from the KBO League during their playing careers, tailored to the level of youth players. Following the pitcher edition featuring Yoon Seok-min (40), a Tving Sports commentator, released in August, this fielding edition focuses on essential fundamentals and practical training methods centered on fielding.
For this fielding edition, Cho Sung-hwan (50), a KBS N SPORTS commentator who left significant marks as one of the league's top infielders during his career, and Kim Jae-ho (41), former SPOTV commentator, have joined as special instructors.
Commentator Cho Sung-hwan served as the starting second baseman for Lotte Giants during his playing days, winning two Golden Glove awards. After retiring, he gained extensive experience as a coach with Doosan Bears and Hanwha Eagles. Former commentator Kim Jae-ho, known as the 'genius shortstop' who dominated an era, led Doosan to three Korean Series championships and is a veteran who won the shortstop Golden Glove award twice.
The two instructors will convey not only the fundamentals and training methods required for position players but also practical know-how for handling various game situations in an easy-to-understand manner for youth players. In addition, they plan to offer practical advice on overcoming errors or crisis situations during games, as well as the mindset and mental management techniques essential for fielders, going beyond mere technical instruction.
Titled 'Mental Management and Fielding Coaching,' this four-part fielding edition is designed not just for viewing but for immediate application in actual training sessions.
The first video of the fielding edition will be released on September 19 at 10 a.m. via the KBO's official YouTube channel, with subsequent episodes uploaded weekly on Saturdays at 10 a.m. until October 3 and October 10.
Following the pitcher and fielding editions, the KBO plans to continuously release position-based educational content, including a hitting edition. The KBO stated, "We will continue to produce educational content that youth players can practically utilize in collaboration with various KBO legends across different fields."


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