Kang Byung-hyun, LG’s new coach who will be in charge of the D League, what are the three directions he said?

LG’s new coach Kang Byung-hyun has set three directions. 실시간 바카라사이트

Kang Byung-hyun, who was captain of Changwon LG, retired after the 2021-2022 season. He continues his second life immediately at LG’s suggestion. The second life Kang Byung-hyun will live is a “power analyst.”

Kang Byung-hyun said, “My wife and acquaintances said, ‘I think I can do it for another year or two,’ but I thought about retiring to some extent. It’s because I haven’t played much in the last two years, and I felt that I had a lot of problems with my performance,” looking back on the moment of retirement.

After that, he said, “Coach Cho Sang-hyun was newly appointed, and the company gave me a good opportunity. I thought about it, but I was grateful to have the opportunity to walk a new path. I’m sorry, but I’m trying to live a second life of basketball with a grateful heart,” and I was grateful for my second life as a “power analyst.”

Kang, who turned into a power analyst, went to watch the college basketball league afterwards. He searched for promising players who could be helpful to his team. And he could do various tasks such as foreign player meetings and trainer part meetings. It was thanks to Cho Sang-hyun’s consideration.

Kang served as an analyst for two years. He will take on a new post from 2024-2025 season. He is a coach. He will become a leader in earnest.

Kang Byung-hyun, LG’s new coach, said, “I watched many games of other leagues as well as my team’s games and other teams’ games. As a result, I learned a little more about tactical-related actions (using ‘zoom’ and ‘pistol’ as examples). The same goes for terms and movements that I didn’t encounter as a player,” starting with what I learned when I was a power analyst.

He continued, “At the end of the season, I participated in a coaching staff meeting. At that time, the coach said, ‘I will suggest it to the company so that you can coach the D-League.’ When I listened to the coach, I was puzzled. I was grateful for the opportunity. I was called by the director when I was on vacation, and I signed an official contract,” he said, adding the background of the coach appointment.

After that, he said, “When I was an LG player, I couldn’t achieve a good result. In a way, I was a player who was with me in the dark ages. Nevertheless, I was given the title of ‘coach.’ I am grateful to the secretariat, the coach, and all the coaches. However, thinking about what to do in the future, I was very anxious. I was also worried about what to do. It is the same now.”

Coach Kang Byung-hyun coaches D-League players. He needs to find potential players and check players who need to improve their condition. Above all, he needs to teach his know-how directly to juniors. This is the biggest difference from when he was a power analyst.

“I will coach the D-League, but I think I will have to play the role of a power analyst. This is because a position of power analyst is vacant. Then in September, the first team players and the D-League players will be divided. From then on, we have to schedule training schedules for D-League players and establish training policies,” coach Kang said.

“I’m thinking of three big things. The first is ‘activity.’ It’s important to work hard after all. The second is ‘mutual respect with players.’ Lastly, it is ‘mutual respect with tactics and strategy.’ I would like to inform the players of the big framework that the coach thinks, but I would like to add detailed changes,” said Kang Byeong-hyeon, who will lead the team in the D-League.

Lastly, he said, “I hope that the players who will participate in the D-League will be evaluated as ‘They worked really hard. They desperately did.’ I hope they don’t let the game fade. I hope they will release good energy and increase their self-worth. That way, I hope they will be included in the regular league entry and play in the regular league as well.” Although he is a novice coach, his direction was quite clear.