“I’ve never been so nervous while playing basketball”. Two homework that Lee Wonseok picked

The men’s basketball team led by head coach Ahn Jun-ho returned to Korea via Incheon International Airport on Saturday. The men’s team had one win and one loss at exhibition matches against Japan held in Japan on Saturday and Sunday. 바카라사이트 추천

Byun Jun-hyung, who was born in 1996, was the oldest member of the Korean men’s national team. All other players were born in 1999-2001, and they were younger than ever. Many players were first selected for the senior national team, and Lee Won-seok was one of them.

Lee looked nervous in the first match. He had no shot attempt for 7 minutes and 46 seconds, only committed one rebound and one assist, and three fouls. In the second match, which took place two days later, he displayed his true value. He displayed impressive performance by scoring 18 points for 18 minutes and 22 seconds, while displaying bold face-up attempts and even scoring 3-pointers. “Yoon-gi suddenly had something wrong and was unable to run, but he did his best. It was a blessing in disguise for (Lee) Won-seok,” coach Ahn Jun-ho said.

“It passed like crazy. It was a relief to play our debut match. I was less nervous in the second match compared to the first match,” Lee said, reflecting on the exhibition match.

The red wave surrounding all sides was the epicenter of tension. “It was all red. I was nervous because the atmosphere was overwhelming, but I was so happy that my team won. In the meantime, I prepared for the second round thinking that I have to overcome my nervousness quickly.” Lee Won-seok said.

Lee Won-seok continued, “It was the first time I was so nervous while playing basketball. So I thought, ‘Let’s not be nervous like the first game.’ I think playing with ease of mind led to performance. There were evaluations that we would lose by a large margin, but it wasn’t bad. I wanted to reverse the evaluation, and I thought the evaluation was more important when I came than when I went.”

Having gained valuable experience in the national team, Lee said, “When I return to the national team, I will solve all the homework that I have failed to do.” Lee was given two main assignments. “First of all, it’s my mindset. I need to be more prepared to play without getting nervous. Technically, I need to become more sophisticated. I corrected my shooting posture during the offseason, and through this, I am attempting to make clean shots for mid-range shots and free throws. I want to completely complement my performance.”