Park Hye Jeong & Park Tae Joon talking about their sport

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Knowing Bros Episode 448 : Kim Ha Yun, Kim Min Jong, Park Hye Jeong, Park Tae Joon

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00:00I don't feel good when I lose.

00:02What's the point of holding this when I lost?

00:04Isn't it enough for a cow to walk 2.4m?

00:07A cow?

00:08Yes, that's enough.

00:09Then you can practice.

00:11You can practice with Jang-hoon.

00:13Oh, with Jang-hoon?

00:15Next, Hae-jung.

00:18The silver medal for weightlifting.

00:22It's been 12 years since he won it.

00:25It's the most important medal.

00:27How did you feel, Hae-jung?

00:29I was so nervous during the match.

00:33I couldn't do anything.

00:36So...

00:37My dad and my sister came,

00:39but I couldn't see them.

00:41I was so nervous that I couldn't see the coach.

00:44Hae-jung, I'm curious.

00:45Before we went out to do weightlifting,

00:49did you hit your face?

00:51Sometimes, you hit too hard.

00:54I was a little relaxed before going in.

00:58I hit it to make him nervous.

01:02Did you get hit like that, too?

01:05I ask him to hit me on purpose.

01:08I got hit too hard at the Olympics.

01:11I got a bruise here.

01:13That's why it hurt a lot.

01:16That must have helped a lot.

01:17Is that ammonia that you smell?

01:20Why do you smell ammonia?

01:21Do you feel dizzy when you smell it?

01:23I don't smell it.

01:24Oh, really?

01:25You don't smell it.

01:26I don't smell it.

01:27You don't have to smell it?

01:29Can I smell the scent I like?

01:30Yes, you can.

01:32Some people smell herbs.

01:33Like shot number five.

01:36Hae-jung doesn't say anything.

01:39He just smells it.

01:41I've never done that, so I don't know.

01:43Hae-jung, you know what?

01:44When Ho-dong wrestled in the past,

01:47he said he felt like he could beat him.

01:50Even though he was always the same weight,

01:53did you feel that when you grabbed him?

01:55Yes, I think I did.

01:57When I grabbed him,

02:00I thought it would be easy.

02:03Your hands were like this.

02:05You were high-fiving him.

02:06That's amazing.

02:08It's an honor.

02:09Do you wear gloves when you practice?

02:11I can't wear gloves when I practice.

02:13If I wear gloves, I might slip and get hurt.

02:17So I hold him with my bare hands.

02:19I put on carbonated magnesium so that I don't slip.

02:22You can't take care of your hands.

02:24Even if you put on medicine, it's repetitive.

02:26It doesn't mean much.

02:27I just put on a lot of carbonated magnesium before I go to bed.

02:29I sleep with cotton gloves on.

02:31You can't put on steroids, can you?

02:34I can't.

02:35Can't you put it on?

02:37It's a doping.

02:39Can't you put it on?

02:40It can cause a rash.

02:42It can cause a rash.

02:43Our national team players

02:46keep doping.

02:47Even if you catch a cold, you can't take medicine.

02:50You can't take medicine.

02:52Next is Tae-joon.

02:54Park Tae-joon.

02:55Gold medal with a weight of 58kg.

03:00He won the gold medal in Korea

03:02for the first time in the first Olympics.

03:06In men's taekwondo, he won the gold medal

03:09in 16 years.

03:10Korean people are like that.

03:11It's the end of the world.

03:13Why can't I win a gold medal?

03:14There are people who are disappointed.

03:16Korea is taekwondo.

03:17Of course, I know you'll win a gold medal.

03:19It's gotten more difficult, right?

03:21Since the London Olympics

03:23have been changed to an electronic system,

03:26European players have long legs

03:31and have sensors on their soles.

03:33If you touch the score with your front foot,

03:35the score will come out well.

03:37In that sense, Korean players

03:40are physically disadvantaged.

03:41That's right.

03:43Tae-joon, I don't know much.

03:45It's like talking to my son.

03:46Korean taekwondo is cool.

03:50It's a world-class martial art.

03:52It's all electronic.

03:54You have to focus on scoring.

03:55That's why you can't do that.

03:59He was a middle school student.

04:00Anyway, he's the best in the world.

04:01That's right.

04:03How did you feel when you stood up?

04:05Do you feel it in your hands?

04:07I thought I'd come up

04:09after preparing a lot.

04:11I came up and faced him.

04:13I met him once last year and lost.

04:16And I won the war once.

04:18It was a one-on-one situation.

04:20Last year, I felt a little strong.

04:23If I had a physical fight, I would fall.

04:25But this time,

04:27I had a physical fight.

04:31I felt very weak.

04:33So I thought,

04:35Oh, it's changed.

04:36I thought it would be enough.

04:37I think I got more confidence.

04:39The opponent in the final

04:41was sick from the beginning.

04:44Didn't he come to Busan?

04:45He kept falling down.

04:48It's a sport.

04:50Of course, it's right to do your best until the end.

04:52You said you were looking for someone who was down.

04:57How did you feel about that?

05:00From the player's point of view,

05:03I can only see the opponent and the referee.

05:05Until the referee signals and falls,

05:07the player is focused on the game.

05:09That's right. You have to do your best.

05:11And the opponent said he turned his back.

05:13The referee signals after he turns his back.

05:16That's what a lot of people say.

05:19I'm only focused on the game.

05:22From Tae-joon's point of view,

05:24I don't blame the player.

05:26He fell down because he was sick.

05:27But when he got up, he started flying again.

05:29From Tae-joon's point of view,

05:30I don't know if he's sick or what he's doing.

05:33He fell down and stayed for a long time.

05:35But when he got up, he started flying again.

05:38That's how Tae-joon is on the air.

05:39His shoes are comfortable.

05:41From Tae-joon's point of view,

05:43I don't know what he's doing.

05:44Even if he's sick,

05:46he didn't give up.

05:48So,

05:49it's polite to do your best.

05:52That's right.

05:52I think it was because it was the final of the Olympics.

05:54My finger fell out during the game.

05:58I just held it in.

06:00I don't know how sick the opponent is.

06:04Tae-joon was sick, too.

06:05Say whatever you want.

06:07I fell out, too.

06:10I fell out, too.

06:12There's no need to be sick.

06:14That's amazing.

06:16For example,

06:18if a great baseball player retires,

06:22it's the last hitter of the day.

06:24But the pitcher who throws the ball

06:26says, it's the last day of that senior,

06:29so throw a home run.

06:30Throw a good one.

06:32This is

06:33ignoring that player.

06:35It's a bad manner.

06:36Jang-hoon was consistent, too.

06:37Didn't you fight with the referee in the retirement game?

06:39Of course.

06:41Don't lie.

06:42What's your tendency?

06:43Retirement ceremony tendency.

06:46I didn't disturb him that day.

06:48Tae-joon congratulated you at the award ceremony.

06:52After the game,

06:53I was waiting for the award ceremony in the waiting room.

06:56The player was just sitting there,

06:58so I asked him if he was okay.

07:00He said, it's a sports game.

07:01Of course, it's okay because you can get up.

07:04Don't worry about it.

07:04Congratulations.

07:05We celebrated together.

07:07I got up and said,

07:09should I carry you on my back?

07:11He said, you don't have to carry me.

07:13Just help me.

07:14So we helped each other.

07:16Did you say all this in English?

07:17Tae-joon can speak English.

07:19He's good at Korean.

07:21Is he that good at Korean?

07:24I love KFC.

07:26I love KFC.

07:29I'm a big fan of KFC.

07:30NG players

07:32speak English when they were young.

07:35He can speak English.

07:38I was going to ask you to do this.

07:40But Tae-joon was in a bad condition

07:42when he saw the side kick.

07:45He was so scared that he didn't want to do it.

07:48So let's do it simply.

07:50You're a national taekwondo player, right?

07:52Let's do a taekwondo kick.

07:57Taekwon!

08:00It's embarrassing.

08:03I don't ask a professional taekwondo player

08:06how many rounds he has played.

08:08He only trains without a time limit.

08:10So you don't have a time limit?

08:10I do have a time limit,

08:12but it's when I was young.

08:13I don't have time to look at the time.

08:16How many rounds do you have, Tae-joon?

08:17I have 4 rounds.

08:194 pooms.

08:20So in Korea, 4 pooms is a gold medal?

08:23That's easy.

08:24Taekwon!

08:26Taekwon!

08:28Taekwon!

08:29Taekwon!

08:35The turn kick first.

08:37If it flies away, you have to catch it with your mouth.

08:41Don't we have to go over there?

08:43It's the turn kick.

08:44You know it's 5 points, right?

08:46There aren't many players who do the turn kick in the Olympics.

08:49Just follow me.

08:50Taekwon!

08:59Taekwon!

09:00Taekwon!

09:023 points.

09:04You have to catch it with your mouth.

09:05It only flies one piece,

09:07but it flies 3 pieces.

09:08Now, the turn kick.

09:10You know it, right?

09:11The turn kick.

09:12Let's do the turn kick.

09:14It's really heavy.

09:20Taekwon!

09:22Taekwon!

09:23Taekwon!

09:25Taekwon!

09:26Taekwon!

09:29Taekwon!

09:31Let's give him a round of applause.

09:33Taekwon!

09:34Taekwon!

09:36He's good.

09:37He's good.

09:38He's cool.

09:39He's cool.

09:40Now, the four players that Korea is proud of.

09:43Let's see where they live.

09:46There's a list of where they live.

09:47They all live in Jincheon.

09:49They all live in Jincheon.

09:51They all live in Jincheon.

09:52Right.

09:53Don't they meet often in Jincheon?

09:57They either move or go together as a team.

09:59They usually go to tournaments together.

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