Women's Volleyball Coach Gonzalez "Aim for the Asian Championship Semifinals

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The Korean women's volleyball team in crisis has started to restore its honor. 카지노사이트

The national team, which is sweating at the National Training Center in Jincheon, Chungcheongbuk-do, invited the media on the 17th to open training in preparation for the Asian Women's Volleyball Championships to be held in Thailand from the 2nd to the 10th of next month.

Less than a week after the Asian Championships are over, they have to compete in the Paris Olympics on the 16th to 24th and the Asian Games in Hangzhou on October 1st to 7th.

For the national team, which recently suffered a crushing defeat in the Volleyball Nations League (VNL) of the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB), it is virtually the last opportunity to check their skills and reorganize their lines ahead of the Asian Games.

The national team fell from 23rd to 35th in the FIVB world rankings with all 12 losses in the VNL this year, and as a result, the chances of advancing to the 2024 Paris Olympics are slim.

National team coach Cesar Hernández Gonzalez met with reporters that day and promised a different look from VNL, saying, "We are aiming to advance to the semifinals of the Asian Championships."

He said, “I was able to confirm the improvement of the players in training,” and “I don’t have that much time to prepare, but I am satisfied because the players seem to be working hard as a team in a short time.”

In terms of the content of the game, the use of the serve and the achievement of a 40% attack success rate were put forward.

Coach Gonzalez said, "We want to focus on serving, which has emerged as our strength in VNL," and "we will score from the break point and increase our attack success rate to over 40%." 

He said, “As the head of the team ,

I am very sad about the part that did not produce results.”

I will show my tenacity not to do it," he said.

However, regarding the Olympic qualifiers and Hangzhou Asian Games, he avoided mentioning specific goals, saying, "I think we should prepare based on the results of the Asian Championships."

In particular, regarding the Olympic qualifiers belonging to the same group as Poland, Italy, and the United States, he predicted, "The level of the competition is high and it is expected to be really difficult.

Since they are the top teams in the VNL, I think it will be a really, really difficult match."

Regarding the Asian Games in Hangzhou, he said, “I think the appearance shown at the Asian Championships, where the environment is similar, is (eventually) the appearance that will be played at the Asian Games.”

Coach González also elaborated on what he said at the time of the VNL's consecutive losses this year, "If I don't qualify for the Olympics, I will take responsibility as a coach."

He insisted, “I think there are results as well as processes in goals,” and “even if our team does well and the opponent team does well, even if we lose as a result, I think we achieved our goals anyway.”

Regarding the Hangzhou Asian Games, he said, "We aim to hunt for medals, but I think the focus should not be focused only on the result. Results come when we do everything we can and do our best."

After taking the baton, it seems that the Korean national team has 1-28 losses (24 VNL, 1-4 losses at the world championships) in international competitions, and has refuted the theory of responsibility for the command tower.