Park Jeong-ah "I Think I'll do Well if I do it Again"

Asian Games Left Something to be Desired... Park Jeong-ah "I Think I'll do Well if I do it Again"

A new start at Pepper Savings Bank... “I don’t have any personal goals, I just think about the team’s spring volleyball.”

Park Jeong-ah (30, Pepper Savings Bank), who had a difficult time as captain of the women's volleyball team at the Hangzhou Asian Games, must quickly recover her body and mind and prepare for the opening of the professional volleyball V-League.

It's not easy for her, but she knows what the team expects of her and she's working hard to get back to full form.

Prior to the V-League Women's Media Day held at the Cheongdam Rivera Hotel in Gangnam-gu, Seoul on the 12th, Park Jeong-ah said, "Honestly, it's physically difficult after returning from the national team. 카지노사이트위키

But it's not like the season is being postponed.

I'll rest well, sleep well, and do everything I can."

“We are preparing for the opening,” he said.

Park Jeong-ah, who played a leading role in the women's volleyball semifinals at the Tokyo Olympics just two years ago, has had difficulties every time she has played for the national team since then.

She lost consecutive matches at the Volleyball Nations League (VNL), and at the Hangzhou Asian Games she failed to win a medal.

When asked if Park Jung-ah had any regrets, she admitted, "I wonder if she could do well if she did it again."

He continued, "(even if we didn't get the results), I don't think we neglected the process.

All the players worked hard, but there is some regret.

That's what I will remember the most."

With this Asian Games, the Korea Volleyball Association parted ways with coach Cesar González.

Park Jeong-ah introduced the story behind the scenes, saying,

"Coach Cesar said, 'It was a good experience to meet a player like you who worked hard without complaining.

It's unfortunate that we didn't get the results, but I will watch it until the end.'"

Park Jeong-ah, who qualified as a free agent and transferred to Pepper Savings Bank, the 7th women's club, is tasked with raising the team, which has been at the bottom for two consecutive years, to the mid-to-upper ranks.

Park Jeong-ah said, "Even during practice, the players got nervous towards the end of the set.

So I said, 'Why are you nervous even though it's just practice?'" and "I think it's because they are still young and lack experience.

It would be good if they could do whatever they want without being nervous.

“I think so,” he advised.

He said he had no personal goals at all and emphasized, "I only think about the team's spring volleyball."