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Cho Hun (II)

Cho Hun (II) competed for North Korea in men's artistic gymnastics, 1992.

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Career, in brief

Cho Hun (II) competed for North Korea in men's artistic gymnastics at the 1992 Games. They placed 64th in the parallel bars qualification.

Timeline

Career arc, year by year.

Olympic — 1 appearance

1992 Barcelona Olympics

Jul 26 → Aug 9 · Barcelona
All-Around Qual 111.550 — did not advance 74th
Pommel Horse Qual 18.125
Still Rings Qual 18.650
Parallel Bars Qual 18.700 — did not advance 64th
Horizontal Bar Qual 18.250 — did not advance 82nd
Floor Exercise Qual 18.875
Vault Qual 18.950

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Sources

Sources olympedia.org (Barcelona 1992)
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