2023 JB-APMG It will be held in Jeollabuk-do!
Overview
International sports for all Festival
Asia Pacific Masters Games 2023 Jeonbuk Korea Asia Pacific Masters Games 2023 Jeonbuk Korea(2023 JB-APMG)Period : 2023. 5. 12. ~ 5. 20./9days
Place: Jeollabuk-do
Scale :28,000 competitors from 70 countries can participate in 26 sports such as gate ball, golf, tennis, basketball, roller sports, volleyball, etc.
2023 JB-APMG
International sports for all Festival
Asia Pacific Masters Games 2023 Jeonbuk Korea What is the Masters Game?This is an international sports event that is comparable to the Olympics, World Cup, and Asian Games. Anyone over the age of 30 can participate, including former representative athletes, club members, and other individuals. Asia-Pacific Masters Games implements the IOC philosophy for all people regardless of gender, age, race, religion, or sports status.
DetailIMGA
International sports for all Festival
Asia Pacific Masters Games 2023 Jeonbuk Korea International Masters Games Association IMGAFounded in 1995, it has an Olympic movement and a philosophy of 'Sports for All'.
IMGA is approved by the non-profit International Olympic Committee and hosts several international games, including a variety of sporting events, the Winter Olympics for Masters athletes, the European Masters Games, the Pan American Masters Games and the Asia Pacific Masters Games.
2023 JB APMG NEWS
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- The Beauty of Hanbok in Jeonju Hanok Village
- Touring Hanok Village by wearing hanbok and having your own ‘photo shoot’ walk
- 2021-06-25
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- Meeting with the heads of the municipal sports department
- The 2022 Jeonbuk Asia-Pacific Masters Competition Organizing Committee (Chairman Ha-jin So
- 2020-12-27
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- Strategies to make life sports tourism
- On June 10, 2022, Jeonbuk could find a way out to revitalize the stagnant economy. It is t
- 2020-12-27
2023 JB APMG Game information
Gateball, Golf, Park Golf, Basketball, Roller sports, Volleyball, Badminton, Bowling, Shooting, Cycling, Softball, Swimming, Squash, Baseball, Archery,
Weightlifting, Sailing, Wushu, Judo, Athletics, Triathlon, Soccer, Table-tennis, Taekwondo, Tennis, Field hockey
- 70 countries
- 28,000 people
- 26 sports
Golf
Golf
Players hit a golf ball with a stick (club) on the course and attempt to put it into a designated hole. It is a game to compete for superiority with the number of strokes taken to do so
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Basketball
Basketball
A ball game in which a ball is passed or dribbled and thrown into the opponent's basket (goal) to compete for a goal.
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Volleyball
Volleyball
A sport in which two teams of 6 players each hit across the net and drop the ball onto the opponent's court without having the ball drop on their side of the court.
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Badminton
Badminton
A game to send and receive by hitting a shuttlecock (birdie) with a racket with a net in between.
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Soft ball
Soft ball
A ball game in which two teams with 9 players alternate between attacking and defending over 9 times to compete for points.
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Archery
Archery
A sport played with a bow, in which an arrow is hit at a target that is a certain distance away.
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Weightlifting
Weightlifting
A sport in which a barbell is lifted overhead in a competition to see who can lift heavier weights.
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Wu shu
Athletics
Bowling
Bowling
An indoor game in which pins are placed at the end of a lane. A bowling ball is rolled and used to knock down the pins.
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Shooting
Shooting
A game in which bullets are shot from a gun to a target at certain distances to compete for accuracy.
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Bicycle_Track
Bicycle_Track
It is a race in which individuals or teams compete in terms of speed by riding a bicycle. Cycling is further divided into more specific events such as road, track, MTB, BMX, cyclo-cross, indoor cycling, and trial.
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Bicycle_Road
Bicycle_Road
It is a race in which individuals or teams compete in terms of speed by riding a bicycle. Cycling is further divided into more specific events such as road, track, MTB, BMX, cyclo-cross, indoor cycling, and trial.
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Bicycle_Mtb
Bicycle_Mtb
It is a race in which individuals or teams compete in terms of speed by riding a bicycle. Cycling is further divided into more specific events such as road, track, MTB, BMX, cyclo-cross, indoor cycling, and trial.
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Swimming
Swimming
The act of moving hands and feet to get through the water, or a sport that competes to see who swims faster.
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Squash
Squash
A Racquet sports in which 2 (singles) or 4 (doubles) players play with a small hollow rubber balls on a court with transparent walls.
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Soccer
Soccer
A sport in which two teams of 11 players compete for scores by hitting the ball into their opponent’s goal with either their feet or head. They cannot use their hands nor arms.
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Table tennis
Table tennis
A sport in which a net is placed in the center of a rectangular wooden table and a plastic ball is beaten with a racket over to the opponent's side
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Taekwondo
Taekwondo
It is an internationally recognized sport based on Korea's unique traditional martial arts and aims to effectively subdue opponents by using hands, feet and other body parts centering on kicks.
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Tennis
Tennis
A ball game in which a net is placed in the center of the court and a racket is used to hit the ball onto the opponent's court. The games are scored based on a unique system.
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Hockey
Hockey
A ball game in which two teams of 11 players pass the ball with a wooden stick on a field made of artificial turf and score into the opponent’s goal.
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Gate ball
Gate ball
A ball game where one hits the ball with a T-shaped mallet. Players pass through three gates in the stadium and then use the ball to hit a goal pole.
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Base Ball
Base Ball
A game in which two teams with 9 players alternate between attacking and defending each other over 9 times. Victory is granted to the team with the most points.
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Judo
Judo
A sport in which two players use their whole body to attack their opponent or to stab the opponent's loophole until one player is defeated.
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Triathlon
Triathlon
Events of swimming, cycling, and a marathon are held in succession without a break.
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Park Golf
Park Golf
A game that takes advantage of golf and gateball; it has little economic burden and simple rules, so you can learn the game very quickly and enjoy together.
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Roller sports
Sailing
Sailing
A water competition involving a small racing sailboat to see who can get to the target faster. It is highly influenced by wind and waves, so it is characterized by playing once a day for 7 days and summing the top 6 times to determine the ranking.
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Participation Guide
Stadium Information
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Culture, Art and Sport Center Weightlifting
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- 1054-38, Jinmu-ro, Jinan-eup, Jinan-gun, Jeollabuk-do
- Seat
- 1500
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Gunsan Wolmyeong Main Stadium Football Field Soccer
- address
- 281, Beonyeong-ro, Gunsan-si, Jeollabuk-do
- Seat
- 6433
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Geunyoung Girls' High School Stadium Volleyball
- address
- 11, Yeonggyeong 1-gil, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do
- Seat
- 600
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Sunchang Tennis Court Tennis
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- 180, Jangnyu-ro, Sunchang-eup, Sunchang-gun, Jeollabuk-do
- Seat
- 282
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Wansan Swimming Pool Swimming
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- 366-7, Ssukgogae-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do
- Seat
- 2000
