Let's go to the podium for next year's game! Artistic Swimming Recruits Hungarian National University Coach
Mar 11, 2025
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On the 11th, the Korean Swimming Federation officially appointed a Hungarian foreign leader who can reflect the latest international trends and trends in training and practice with a high understanding of the recently revised artistic swimming regulations and how competitions are operated" he said.
Petra Arcovix, the new coach, served as the coach of the Hungarian artistic swimming team from 2015-2018 and the coach of the Hungarian national team from 2019 to last year. The contract period with Coach Arcovix can be extended until the end of this year and after the 2026 Aichi and Nagoya Asian Games through mutual consultation.
With this, coach Kim Hyo-mi, Huh Yoon-seo (Sungkyunkwan University), Lee Si-eun (Queens' Artistic Swimming), Kim Ji-hye and Lee Chae-eun (Heekyung University) have completed the formation of the 2025 artistic swimming team, along with coach Arcovix.
Coach Arcovix said, `Whenever I saw the Korean national team at various international competitions, I was always impressed by the team work of the humble and dedicated players and their strong will to train"It's an honor to work with team members with strong concentration" he said. "We look forward to working together to take the next step by supporting each other and sharing our passion for sports."," he added.
Coach Arcovix, who has coached players with the philosophy of `believe, want, act' emphasizes that `always train with faith and eagerness for oneself"The Singapore World Swimming Championships this summer can be an important interim check to win the 2026 Asian Games next year, so the goal is to advance to the finals and finish in the top 10." The South Korean artistic swimming team ranked sixth in both duet and team events at the 2018 Jakarta-Palembang Games, and participated in a duet event at the 2022 Hangzhou Games, but missed the medal in fourth place. He will start training with a new foreign coach with the goal of the Asian Games podium next year.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
