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Result
Date	Time	Event	Results
Date	Time	Event	Result	Record
23 SEP 2014	10:00	Recurve Women's Individual Ranking Round	1324 (rank 13)
23 SEP 2014	10:00	Recurve Women's Team Ranking Round	4081 (rank 1)

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Asian Games
1	Recurve Team	2010	Guangzhou, CHN
Olympic Games
1	Recurve Team	2008	Beijing, CHN
7	Recurve Individual	2008	Beijing, CHN
World Championships
1	Recurve Individual	2009	Ulsan, KOR
1	Recurve Team	2009	Ulsan, KOR
World Cup Final
6	Recurve Individual	2013	Paris, FRA
World Cup
3	Recurve Individual	2013	Shanghai, CHN
4	Recurve Individual	2014	Antalya, TUR
4	Recurve Individual	2014	Medellin, COL
4	Recurve Individual	2013	Wroclaw, POL
4	Recurve Individual	2013	Antalya, TUR
Asian Championships
1	Recurve Team	2013	Taipei, TPE
1	Recurve Individual	2009	Bali, INA
4	Recurve Individual	2013	Taipei, TPE
World Ranking
8	Recurve Individual	2014

Biography
Hobbies	Extreme sports including bungee jumping. (blog.hyundai.co.kr, 17 Jun 2014)
Occupation	Athlete
Higher education	Yong In University , Korea
Spouse & Children	Husband and a son
Languages Spoken	Korean
Club	Hyundai Mobis , Korea
Coach	Ryu Soo Jung [national]; Yang Chang-Hoon [club] (archery.or.kr, 15 Jul 2014)
Sporting / famous Relatives	His husband Kye Dong-Hyun is also an archer. (people.search.naver.com, 19 May 2014)
Additional Information	Member of national team since 2007 (mobis.co.kr, 27 Nov 2010) Start of sporting career She began archery at age 11. (blog.hyundai.co.kr, 17 Jun 2014) Ambitions To win two gold medals at the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon, Korea. (blog.hyundai.co.kr, 17 Jun 2014) Most influential person in career Her mother, husband and son. (blog.hyundai.co.kr, 17 Jun 2014) Awards At the Korean Athletic Awards Ceremony in 2014 she was awarded the Cheongryong Medal, the highest Order of Merit for sport in Korea. (people.search.naver.com, 19 May 2014) She was given the Best Player Award by the Korean Archery Association in 2009. (people.search.naver.com, 19 May 2014) General SNAKES ALIVE To prepare for the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou, she used the daunting experience of handling snakes as part of her training regime. "We do have special training to enhance bravery," her then-coach Cho Eun-Sin said. (Asiad Daily, 22 Nov 2010) Social Media Hear more from the athlete via their Facebook.