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South Korea · MAG · 1988 – 1988

Jong-Hoon Park

Jong-Hoon Park competed for South Korea in men's artistic gymnastics, 1988. Career medals: 1 bronze.

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career medals

Career, in brief

Jong-Hoon Park competed for South Korea in men's artistic gymnastics at the 1988 Games. He won one Olympic bronze.

Timeline

Career arc, year by year.

Olympic — 1 appearance

1988 Seoul Olympics

Sep 20 → Oct 3 · Seoul
All-Around Final 116.500 — 25th 25th
Vault Final 19.775 BRONZE

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China · MAG · 1984 – 1988

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Soviet Union · MAG · 1988 – 1989

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Soviet Union · MAG · 1988 – 1988

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East Germany · MAG · 1988 – 1988

Holger Behrendt

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China · MAG · 1989 – 1992

Jing Li

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Italy · MAG · 1988 – 2004

Jury Chechi

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East Germany · MAG · 1988 – 1992

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Japan · MAG · 1988 – 1992

Yukio Iketani

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Bulgaria · MAG · 1988 – 1988

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Sylvio Kroll

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Hungary · MAG · 1988 – 1988

Zsolt Borkai

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Romania · MAG · 1988 – 1992

Adrian Sandu

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Alan Nolet

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Spain · MAG · 1988 – 1992

Alfonso Rodriguez Sadia

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Alfonso Rodríguez

West Germany · MAG · 1988 – 1989

Andreas Aguilar

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Andreas Wecker

Great Britain · MAG · 1984 – 1988

Andrew Morris

Sources

Sources olympics.com (Seoul 1988) · olympedia.org
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