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| Visiting the Seoul National University's disabled fitness center Incluim 'Pyeongchang Paralympics Legend' Han Min-soo, director of para ice hockey, and Kim Hong-joon, a national team member of para ice hockey team, posed with Lee Yong-ho, a professor of special sports at Seoul National University, and Jeon Hyun-do, head of the department, for a world where anyone with disabilities can exercise freely. Seoul National University's Special Sports Research Center will recruit candidates for the 12-week 'Harmony Fit' program for people with spinal cord disorders until the 25th. Reporter Chung Jae-geun cjg@sportschosun. |
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| "Pyeongchang Paralympics Legend"HAN Min-soo, the head coach of Para Ice Hockey, and Kim Hong-joon, the national team member of Para Ice Hockey, work out at the Inclujim, a fitness center for the disabled at Seoul National University. Reporter Chung Jae-geun cjg@sportschosun. |
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The Seoul National University Special Physical Education Research Center (Professor Lee Yong-ho) will recruit participants for the spinal cord disability exercise program 'Harmony-Fit' by the 25th.
Participants in the Harmony-Fit program, which will be held at the gymnasium on the first floor of the Gwanak Campus 71st floor of Seoul National University and the indoor gymnasium on the third floor of the Sports and Culture Research Center in 71-1st-dong, are 'Harmony-Fit' program, and if you participate, you can receive free exercise guidance and psychological counseling from special sports experts at special sports facilities.
'Harmony-Fit' will be held once a week from the second week of May to the end of July to the beginning of August, for a total of 12 weeks, including strength, cardiopulmonary endurance, coordination, and body alignment exercises. After the end of the 12-week program, researchers from Seoul National University's Special Sports Laboratory can continue to participate in the regular exercise program.
Jeon Hyun-do, director of the Seoul National University Special Sports Research Center, said, `The Seoul National University Special Sports Research Center has its own fitness facility, Inclusion, and all the researchers expect more people with spinal cord disabilities to work together on systematic exercise programs"I hope many people with spinal cord disorders will participate and find vitality and joy through exercise."." Those who wish to participate in the Seoul National University spinal cord disorder exercise program 'Harmony-Fit' can apply by accessing the QR code link in the information poster.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
