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Gyeyang Sports Club Holds Successful 'Badminton Skill Up One-Day Class'
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- On August 9 (Saturday), Gyeyang Sports Club held the 'Badminton Skill Up One-Day Class' at the Bakchon Sports and Culture Center.
- More than 50 participants, including amateur players and beginner and intermediate students, received two hours of instruction from four coaches, including former national team and reserve team players.
- Club President Choe Jong-guk said the club will continue to expand community sports programs that deliver public value.
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