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Four-time Olympic shooting champion to visit Vietnam

Four-time Olympic shooting champion Jin Jong-oh of the Republic of Korea will come to Vietnam on November 30 to meet with Vietnamese shooters, according to the Vietnam Shooting Federation (VSF).
Four-time Olympic shooting champion to visit Vietnam ảnh 1Four-time Olympic shooting champion Jin Jong-oh (Photo: heraldm.com)
Hanoi (VNS/VNA) - Four-time Olympic shooting champion Jin Jong-ohof the Republic of Korea will come to Vietnam on November 30 to meet withVietnamese shooters, according to the Vietnam Shooting Federation (VSF).

 “Jin is a great shooter of the worldwith four gold medals at the Olympic Games. I followed Jin train and compete inmany years. He inspired me as well as Vietnamese Olympic champion Hoang XuanVinh,” said Nguyen Thi Nhung, General Secretary of the VSF and head coach ofthe national shooting team.

“An exchange with Jin will help Vietnamese shooters have more motivation topractice,” Nhung added.

Jin, 39, is the best shooter in the RoK history. He won Olympic gold medals in2008, 2012 and 2016. In the Olympic Games 2012, he won two golds in the men’s50m pistol and 10m air pistol.

Besides, Jin also brought home two silver medals from Olympic Games, three goldmedals in world championships and many gold medals in other internationalevents. — VNS/VNA
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