'Asan Out-of-Site Training,' said his season outlook, 'Dangerous and Hope.'

'I don't think it's going to be an easy season. But there's also hope.'

Coach Wi Sung-woo, 52, who is leading Woori Bank, began the interview with his signature exaggeration.

Asan Woori Bank has set up a base camp in Asan since last Monday (15th) and is conducting a 10-day off-season training.

Coach Wi was heard loudly at the training site on Wednesday afternoon. During the three-and-a-half hours that continued on the day, he closely watched players throughout the training session and communicated with them through numerous guidance and reprimands during the rebound session.

I talked to director Wi during the training.

Coach Wi said, "After the last season, eight players went out. They are FA, trade, and compensation players. Four new players joined. We worked out together for about a month, but there was something I felt bad about it. We hardly had much time to play in our old team. (Shim) Sung-young only played a lot of time two years ago, but Ye-jin, Umji, and Hyemi don't have much time to play. Experience is the biggest worry. I don't think it will be easy."

He went on to say, "We are planning diverse combinations including Asian quarter players. I am still thinking about it. I think we should train more with the new players in order to be able to distinguish characteristics."

The next topic was about a player who was recruited to the Asian quarter.

"Two players in the Asian quarter will be appointed as No. 1. I plan to rotate the rotation to the full 40 minutes. My style is slightly different based on my personality as No. 1. I need to plan according to the player's color," Wi said.

Woori Bank's players are Momona Miyasaka (30, 162.5 cm, guard) and Natsuki Sunagawa (29, 161.4 cm, guard). The two players are scheduled to join the team in late July or early August.

The two players are authentic style point guards. There are only differences in their tendencies in detail. Coach Wi was devising a strategy to fix the two players as No. 1. He added that he would not change his personal style.

In addition, Wi said, "Sung Young, who joined the team, will be utilized as offensive No. 2. He has been exercising diligently and steadily. If the backcourt is composed of Sung Young with a Japanese player, the guard's height will decrease. I am considering adding pressure to defense. However, I cannot use much pressure due to physical stamina. We need to optimize this as well."

We continued the conversation.

"Park Hye-mi should do her best. This is her ninth year in the team. However, she has not played many matches due to injury or other reasons. I don't know how much she will be able to prepare during the off-season. There are not many inside resources. This is a key point for off-season training," Wi said.

Coach Wi said one after another, "I don't know when (Yoo) Seung-hee will join the team. He is now digesting about 60 percent of his team's sports." The same goes for Kim Ye-jin. He is also rehabilitating. I do think that when the two players become full-fledged players, their performance will stabilize to some extent. He is good at defense."

The keyword that he kept on giving was Lee Myung-kwan, "Gugwan is a masterpiece." "We would not have won without Lee Myung-kwan last year. I hope he will make it this year as well."토토사이트 추천

In addition, Coach Wi delivered a complaint (?) saying, "If you used 10 operations last season, I think Woori Bank is a team that can use 4 to 5 so far."

Finally, Coach Wi concluded the interview by saying, "The other team's power has improved. Samsung Life Insurance and Hana One Q look the most stable. Both teams look to have good position balance. In particular, Hana One Q's inside has become stronger with Jinan joining. Asian quarter players are also known as stable guards. On the other hand, our team has definitely weakened. This season became the Spring and Autumn Warring States era, with Park Ji-soo missing from KB Stars and Park Ji-hyun from our team. It will be an interesting season. Anyway, I will prepare with hope."