“What do you think…. I just do it (laughs)”‘Figure queen’ Kim Yeon-ah (retired) was asked in a documentary in the past, “What do you think about (training)?” She replied, “I just do it.She later said, “I answered without thinking about it, but many people wrapped it up nicely,” but many sports fans were moved and comforted by her calm and unassuming mentality.A similar sentiment was echoed by Ahn Se-young, 21, the world number one in women’s singles badminton, whom I met at the Jincheon Athletes’ Village in Chungcheongbuk-do on the 16th.Ahn has been busy training for the World Individual Championships from 21-27 March, the Badminton World Federation (BWF) World Tour Super 1000 China Open next month and the Hangzhou Asian Games.In particular, she has been practising smashing shuttlecock cases on the courtside to improve her offence, which is her weakness.In addition to her traditional defence, which is based on physical strength and persistence, she is also trying to incorporate sharp offensive skills.Ahn believes that she needs to diversify her game in order to be flexible against world number two Akane Yamaguchi (Japan), number three Chen Yufei (China) and number four Tai Tzu-ying (Chinese Taipei), who all have different styles.When asked, “Isn’t it harder than usual to play to your strengths and make up for your weaknesses,” Ahn replied, “I’m just following the guidance of my manager and coach very well and hard.”I just keep it simple,” Ahn said, “When I wake up in the morning, I know exactly what I’m going to do. “When I wake up in the morning, I know exactly what I’m going to do, and then (training) becomes like a natural habit, and I don’t feel like it’s hard when I go with the flow,” she explained.”Even if it’s hard, I can get through it by imagining, ‘If I overcome this, I’ll eventually grow,'” he said.Ahn, who was crowned world number one on the 1st of this month, is determined despite the fact that her international schedule for the next two months will feel like a test.”World No. 1 is not the final goal,” she said, 카지노사이트 “I always feel like I’m not good enough because I’m looking for more perfection, so I feel like I have to keep trying.”So what does she mean by ‘perfection’?”I know it sounds ridiculous, but…” she paused, then said, “I pursue a perfect match that ends the set with a 21-0 score.”Holding her opponent to a single-digit score is considered a dominant win, but Ahn wants to go even further and score 21 consecutive points without giving up a single point.This is why Ahn is neither intimidated nor overconfident by her world No. 1 ranking, but instead remains focused on hitting the shuttlecock case.The hard work is paying off.”Her defence has changed to one where she doesn’t wait (for opponents to attack), but approaches them with an animalistic sense,” said national team coach Kim Hak-gyun at the media day, “whether it’s Yamaguchi, Chen Yufei or Tai Zhiying, she can overwhelm them and drag them away.””The learning process happened very quickly, so now we’re trying to make it (the play) fit like a second skin through repetition,” Kim said.