“April K League 1: Oberdan Runs the Most, Kim In-gyun Runs the Fastest”

In April, the player who ran the most in the K League 1 was Oberdan (Pohang), and the player who ran the fastest was Kim In-gyun (Daejeon).

According to the results of analyzing data from 6 matches in the 5th to 10th rounds of April K-League 1 announced by the Korea Professional Football Federation on the 15th, Oberdan boasted the highest amount of activity.

Oberdan recorded a total distance of 71.68 km in 6 games in April. This is the highest figure in K-League 1 and K-League 2, and if you simply calculate the distance you run, you show a vigorous activity of running close to 12km per game.

Following Oberdan, Seo Min-woo (Gangwon? 71.58 km) and Ko Jae-hyeon (Daegu? 70.17 km) were second and third, respectively. Fourth place was Yun Bitgaram (Suwon FC? 69.97 km), and fifth place was Lee Jin-hyun (Daejeon? 67.61 km).

The fastest player was Kim In-gyun. The game in which Kim In-gyun recorded the highest speed was the 5th round against FC Seoul, and Kim In-gyun, who played as a substitute at the time, recorded 36.39 km per hour in a counterattack situation around 23 minutes and 30 seconds in the second half.

Kim In-kyun was followed by Ahn Hyun-beom (Jeju? 35.26 km), Jeon Byeong-gwan (Daejeon? 35.23 km), and Na Sang-ho (Seoul? 35.15 km).

Ko Jae-hyun drew attention by taking first place in the number of sprints (244 times) and distance (4987m).

The number of sprints is counted as one when an individual athlete reaches a speed of 22.68 km or more while maintaining a speed of at least 14.4 km or more for at least 2 seconds. In the case of sprint distance, it means the total distance traveled at the speed of the sprint on the ground during the business trip.

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