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Kim Seung-Il

Kim Seung-Il competed for South Korea in men's artistic gymnastics, 2004–2012.

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Career, in brief

Kim Seung-Il was a three-time Olympian for South Korea in men's artistic gymnastics, competing from 2004 through 2012.

Timeline

Career arc, year by year.

Olympic — 3 appearances

London 2012 Olympic Games

Jul 28 → Aug 7 · London
Team Qual 14.533CHN 275.997 · JPN 271.952 · GBR 271.711
Pommel Horse Qual 12.133 — did not advance 64th
Still Rings Qual 12.666 — did not advance 68th
Parallel Bars Qual 14.033 — did not advance 52nd
Horizontal Bar Qual 13.233 — did not advance 62nd

Beijing 2008 Olympic Games

Aug 9 → 19 · Beijing
Team Qual 87.000CHN 286.125 · JPN 278.875 · USA 275.850
All-Around Qual 87.000 — did not advance 34th
Pommel Horse Qual 14.550 — did not advance 24th
Still Rings Qual 14.325 — did not advance 49th
Parallel Bars Qual 15.325 — did not advance 35th
Horizontal Bar Qual 12.175 — did not advance 76th
Floor Exercise Qual 14.975 — did not advance 31st

Athens 2004 Olympic Games

Aug 14 → 23 · Athens
Team Qual
All-Around Qual 46.324 — did not advance 59th
Pommel Horse Qual 8.800
Parallel Bars Qual 9.612
Horizontal Bar Qual 9.700
Floor Exercise Qual 8.775 — did not advance 73rd
Vault Qual 9.437 — did not advance 37th

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Sources

Sources olympedia.org (London 2012, Beijing 2008, Athens 2004)
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