Korea Polo Federation Holds Youth and Junior Summer Training

Development Program for U13 and U19 Athletes
Tactical Training, International Game Analysis, and Chukka Practical Sessions

The Korea Polo Federation announced on the 27th that it had successfully held the 2026 Youth and Junior Summer Training.

The training took place over two days at the Korea Polo Club, starting on the 25th. This summer program was designed as an intensive program for registered U13 and U19 athletes, aiming to foster the next generation of national team members and enhance their competitive performance. Participants engaged in a wide variety of educational and training programs beyond basic horsemanship, focusing on improving their game management skills and tactical understanding to grow into internationally competitive players.

Players participating in the Korea Polo Federation's 2026 Youth and Junior Summer Training are engaged in chukker practical training. Provided by the Korea Polo Federation

The program was structured as a practical, game-oriented educational course to allow participating athletes to systematically acquire international-level game management and tactical skills. In addition to improving individual abilities, this became an opportunity to further strengthen the foundation for discovering and nurturing promising players who will lead the future of Korean polo. The training curriculum included team sessions, tactical instruction, game rules and strategy classes, analysis of international match videos, and chukka practical training.

The Federation said it will continue to run development programs so that youth and junior athletes can grow into internationally competitive players through systematic training. In addition, it plans to expand a range of educational and training opportunities to discover and nurture outstanding talent who will drive the future of Korean polo.

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