Team leader Bae Dong-hyun: The Paralympics are Over, But we will Cheer for a Bright Future

On February 27, 2023, Team Manager Bae Dong-hyun (Chairman of BDH Foundation) was appointed as the head of the Korean team for the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games, following the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Paralympic Games.

Team Manager Bae, who was appointed earlier than usual, tried to create an athlete-centered environment so that the Korean athletes could enjoy all the games they participate in without regrets.

To this end, Team Manager Bae said that he supported the team in every way, from preparing for the games to participating, so that the athletes could maintain the best condition and perform at their best.

First, Team Manager Bae Dong-hyun visited the Icheon Athletes’ Village where the athletes are training, met with the athletes of 17 sports, and checked on their training status and condition. 토토사이트 모음

He also took care of the athletes’ physical strength and nutrition with a top-class hotel buffet.

Following the health of the athletes, Team Manager Bae Dong-hyun gifted them digital watches, rings, and wireless earphones so that they can always check their health and condition on their own, listen to good music, and do mind control in a happy environment.

In Paris, France, where the competition was held, Team Manager Bae considered the poor environment of the athletes’ village and gave all the athletes an amenity gift set that had been produced in Korea so that they could live in a comfortable environment.

During the competition, Team Leader Bae Dong-hyun was the brightest in the stands.

Believing that cheering was more important than any other support, Team Leader Bae Dong-hyun skipped his own meals and breaks to visit stadiums where Korean athletes were competing and shouted out their names with the loudest voice in the stands to cheer them on.

Team Leader Bae visited Arena Paris Sud in France on September 6 to cheer on Kim Ki-tae, who was competing in the final of the TT11 (intellectual disability) men’s singles at the Paris Paralympic Table Tennis.

Team Leader Bae repeatedly shouted out Kim Ki-tae’s name and cheered him on from the stands.

On this day, Kim Ki-tae defeated Taiwan’s Chen Boyan 3-1 and won the gold medal, the fifth gold medal that the Korean athletes were aiming for at this competition.

Team leader Bae Dong-hyun, who awarded a specially-made 20-don gold medal to all 100 athletes and coaches from all 17 events that participated in the Games, said, “It was an honor to be with you all, and I will cherish this valuable journey with our South Korean athletes for the rest of my life.”