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Choi Hyeong-woo of Kia, a professional baseball player who won the batting king at the age of 37 last year, challenged Lee Seung-yeop's record for the most RBI in his career.
Currently, I am going to my hometown and training with my juniors.
Reporter Bae Jeong-hoon has been there.
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Recently, Hyung-woo Choi set up a mini camp in Jeonju, his hometown, with 4 juniors including Choi Won-jun and Lee Woo-seong.
I am sweating in cold weather because I cannot do personal training abroad, but I am digesting a tremendous amount of exercise enough to inspire the juniors of my'nephew'.
[Hyungwoo Choi/KIA Tigers: I don't always sleep in the morning, so my juniors with me should always wake up in the morning.
That's the rule.
I think it will be perfect until February 1st (starting the spring camp) because the bet has now entered.]
Hyung-woo Choi, who was 37 years old, is synonymous with steadfastness, winning his second free agent contract with a hitting king last year.
The trick was surprisingly simple.
[Hyungwoo Choi/KIA Tigers: (The secret of strength) is just rice, rice.
It's so boring, but there's nothing other than that.
I think I can only eat well.]
I don't feel complicated about the opposing team's defensive shift, which becomes more persistent as the years go by.
[Hyungwoo Choi/KIA Tigers: (To break through the shift), you just have to hit hard.
I thought it was out, but it couldn't be so exciting again if I didn't have defense.
The team and their goals for this year and for the future are also clearly set.
[Choi Hyung-woo/KIA Tigers: (Team performance) 3rd, 2nd, etc. I want to continue to be in the top ranks.
In addition, the personally (KBO Lee's ambassador), I think you want to see broken even one country most RBIs records.
(Video interview: jeongyeongbae, video editing: ohyoungtaek)