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18-year-old female table tennis player Shin Yu-bin returned to training after 4 months of injury.
She vowed to leap higher, saying that her love for ping-pong grew bigger.
Byung-min Yoo.
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Shin Yu-bin, who was entering her training ground, is not sure what to do with the attention of her reporters.
[Shin Yu-bin/Korean Air: Fish oil, I'm ashamed of what I do..] Shin Yu-
bin, who grabbed her racket after 4 months, announced her return with a powerful smashing.
Shin Yu-bin put down her wrist fatigue fracture racquet while carrying out her streak last year.
During her repeated treatment and rehabilitation, her penchant for table tennis grew.
[Shin Yu-bin/Korean Air: I couldn't do what I liked the most, so it was very difficult mentally, but I think I felt once again that I love table tennis.] I
had to give up the Hangzhou Asian Games due to an injury, and in the meantime, Kim Na-young, a junior for a year Although he rose to prominence by being selected for this national team, Shin Yu-bin is drawing the future with a positive mind.
[Shin Yubin/Korean Air: (I am not the youngest now.) I am still 19 years old, so I don't eat a lot.
There are a lot of good players, so I feel better too.
I hope that Korean table tennis will shine together.]
Shin Yubin is not in a hurry and plans to draw a big picture for the Paris Olympics by raising her sense of competition through the Korean professional table tennis league, which was launched for the first time this year.
(Video coverage: Jang Woon-seok, video editing: So Ji-hye, screen provided: Pixelscope)