[Asian Games] ‘Good Start After Overcoming Frostbite’ Lee Eun-ji “I Overcame the Bad Times Well”

Women’s 50m backstroke advances to finals in 5th place overall… 28 seconds 80

Lee Eun-ji (17, Bangsan High School), who was diagnosed with frostbite during training,

successfully made her debut at the Hangzhou Asian Games.

Eunji Lee competed in the women’s 50m backstroke preliminaries

at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games Swim Management

held at the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center swimming pool in Zhejiang, China, on the 25th.

She finished with a time of 28.80 seconds, placing first in group 2 and fifth overall, and advanced to the finals.

Lee Eun-ji

Of the 29 people who participated in the preliminaries on this day, 8,

including Eunji Lee, qualified for the finals. 카지노사이트

Lee Eun-ji, whom we met after the game, said, “I was worried about whether I would be able to do well in my first match at the Asian Games, but I am happy that I got off to a good start.”

Many officials were relieved that Lee Eun-ji played well in her first game.

While training for the Asian Games, he was diagnosed with frostbite while receiving cryotherapy treatment at the end of August.

Lee Eun-ji said, “I suffered an unexpected injury, but I tried to overcome it,” and “I resumed training 9 days after the injury, and this is how I participated in the Asian Games.

“I overcame it pretty well,” he said with a bright smile.

Female Backstroker

Eunji Lee is the number one female backstroker in Korea, holding the Korean record for the women’s 100m backstroke (1 minute, 00.03 seconds).

At the Fukuoka World Championships held last July,

he participated as a member of the 400m mixed medley relay and helped achieve a new Korean record (3 minutes 47.09 seconds).

At this year’s Hangzhou Asian Games, they will compete in the 50m backstroke, 100m, 200m, and mixed medley relay.

Eunji Lee pledged, “I will show you that I am getting better and better in the remaining games, including the 50m backstroke final this afternoon.”