Yongin Samsung Life Bloomings will hold the "2024 Dreams Come True Camp" at the Samsung Training Center in Yongin from the 8th to the 10th.
The event is where Bloomings players conduct joint training with high school elite basketball players and experience mentoring. For promising players, they can spend time with professional players and nourish their growth.
This year marks the fifth camp that has been held since 2017. There were times when it was briefly suspended due to COVID-19, but it began to reopen last year.
This year, 27 people attended Chuncheon Girls' High School along with Bundang Management High School and Sookmyung Girls' High School, which participated last year. On the first day, they held joint training and mini-games with Samsung Life Insurance players, and had a conversation between mentors and mentees.
On the second day, "skill training with Hoopcity" was held. High-quality training was conducted throughout the morning led by skill trainer Ok Bum-joon. After lunch, mentors and mentees went on a field trip to Everland near the Samsung Training Center.
"Young players enjoyed working out and eating with their sisters so much that I thought the camp should continue going forward," said Ha Sang-yoon, manager of Samsung Life Insurance. "The promising players must have learned all the skills individually, but they have little experience in exercising and spending time with the players. With more camps like this, young players will be able to gain strength in exercising."
Yang Ji-won of Samsung Life Insurance, who participates in the camp as a mentee in high school and as a mentor after joining the professional team, said, "I also remember coming to the camp when I was young. So I had a lot of fun memories with my sisters, but I hope my high school friends who came this time will make good memories and go." 슬롯사이트 순위
Choi Ye-seul, a third-year student at Chuncheon Girls' High School who participated in the camp for the first time, said, "It's fun to do new activities. After training together, I can feel that the professional is different."
On the 10th, the last day of the camp, there will be an injury prevention education and training supplies delivery ceremony. As there are few opportunities to train and hear stories with professional players, they have actively participated in the camp.