An athlete from the Korea Employment Agency for Persons with Disabilities (KEAD) has made significant strides in the world of Para badminton. He began playing the sport in 2018, encouraged by his middle school teacher. Later, he was selected for the Para athlete development programme by the Korean Paralympic Committee.

He trains under two coaches: Park Jung-Kook, who is a national coach, and Shim Jae-Yeol. Both coaches are from Korea. His training has been instrumental in his development as a top-tier athlete.
One of his most memorable achievements is winning three medals at the 2022 Asian Para Games in Hangzhou, China. This accomplishment stands out as a highlight in his career.
He looks up to Korean Para badminton player Kim Jung-Jun and Irish mixed martial artist Conor McGregor. His coach, Shim Jae-Yeol, has also been a significant influence on his career.
His personal philosophy is encapsulated in the phrase, "I am the one and only." Outside of sports, he enjoys playing online games. He speaks both Japanese and Korean.
Looking ahead, he aims to win gold at the Paralympic Games. This goal drives him to continue pushing himself in training and competitions.
This athlete's journey from middle school encouragement to international success showcases his dedication and passion for Para badminton. With continued support from his coaches and inspiration from his heroes, he aims to achieve even greater heights in the future.
An athlete from the Korea Employment Agency for Persons with Disabilities (KEAD) has made significant strides in the world of Para badminton. He began playing the sport in 2018, encouraged by his middle school teacher. Later, he was selected for the Para athlete development programme by the Korean Paralympic Committee.