Chang Hye Jin v Wi Nayeon - recurve women's gold | Indoor World Series Finals 2020

[@seeingthepattern]

It’s nice to see such a friendly relationship between two competitors. Great match.

[@cyclingloversjapan3615]

I love you Chang❤

[@leechoii4735]

They train together back home.this is like friendly match in vegas

[@B1SQ1T]

Yep the crowd was brutal in Vegas 😂

[@Oneonly746]

they shoot consecutive 10s 70m away in windy outdoor conditions lol indoor 18m must be a joke for them.

[@harrychen574]

I've actually had a meal with one of them. That was about 6 years ago.

[@xLuiKangx007]

That's so cool

[@Nishom234]

Keep smiling ladies 😊

[@davidfreeman7964]

You two guys need to go to lunch together . And let us enjoy the match.

[@robertyoung6698]

Silver dollar, who ever seen or used US silver dollar? Olympic recurve bow shooting vs. Compound bow shooting, they are no where come close for comparison in essences of sports value. That is one of the reason why Compound bow shooting not allowed in Olympic games.

[@teatevinponder7130]

Few of my serious hobbies are chess online. Indoor archery, my vids are stuck with my college friend.

[@GS25BOY]

장혜진과 위나연의 맞대결

[@nobitasupratman1696]

How are Korean archers so good ;-;

[@aquila6668]

Maybe because their ancestors used bows and arrows in war.

[@aquila6668]

@Aaron Monroe uhm, yeah. But I forgot to add to my first sentence that Koreans are known to be on top of the game when it comes to bows and arrows. And I heard that they have 2 kings in history who were called "gods of archery" because of their exemplary skills in the said field.

[@peterpark8486]

We been playing this as a sports for thousands of years.

[@Oneonly746]

@@aquila6668 yea as much as that sounds like a myth its actually true(although there are also myths written about them too, putting those aside). surprisingly each of them led the country in building the two longest/strongest dynasties in different time periods of korean history. Yes archery was a necessary skill set for soldiers back then but im sure many also began honing their skills in archery looking up to those two figures, especially jumong, whose legacy continued down the generations for thousands of years, hence the long bloodline of good archers lol.