The player who looks for a jump rope before a driver in front of a tee box

A player jumping rope near the first tee box was spotted in the second round of the “SK Shielders-SK Telecom Championship” (total prize money of 1 billion won, prize money of 200 million won) in the final game of the KLPGA 2022 season at Raviebel Country Club (par 72/6,794 yards) in Chuncheon, Gangwon-do on the 12th. 온라인경마

It is Cho Ah-yeon, who won two games of the season. Cho Ah-yeon won the 8th Kyochon Honey Ladies Open in May and the Seoul Shinmun Women’s Classic in July. In the first round on the 11th, Cho Ah-yeon got off to a good start by finishing second with five buggy hits and 67 strokes without a bogey. Near the first tee box in the second round, Cho Ah-yeon turned the jump rope hard. After jumping rope more than 100 times, he headed to the tee box.

Cho Ah-yeon started boxing last March for physical training. “I learned it because there was a boxing coach in the gym where I worked out, but I fell in love with the charm of boxing,” he said. An official from Cho Ah-yeon’s agency said, “I did jump rope before the tee shot because warming up with a jump rope is faster than stretching while crouching in cold weather.”

Cho Ah-yeon, who finished warming up with more than 100, entered the tee box and started the second round with a powerful swing. Cho Ah-yeon tied for 31st with Hong Jung-min, Lee Ju-mi, Song Ga-eun, Son Ye-bin and Kim Hae-rim with a total of 2 over par, winning 6,828,571 won in prize money.

Meanwhile, Park Min-ji won six games of the season and 16 wins of her career with a final total of 9-under 207. Park Min-ji surpassed 5 billion won in total prize money for the second time in history after Jang Ha-na with the most wins in active duty.

Ahn Song-yi ranked second with 7-under 209, Bae So-hyun third with 6-under 210, Hwang Jung-mi fourth with 5-under 211, Ha Min-song and Lee So-young tied for fifth with 4-under 212, and Hong Ji-won, Yoo Hae-ran, Jung Yoon-ji, Madasom, Lee Seung-yeon and Ahn Sun-joo tied for seventh with 3-under 213.