The 22nd Admiral Yi Sun-sin National Finswimming Competition: A Celebration of Speed, Spirit, and Sportsmanship
In a spirited tribute to one of Korea’s greatest naval heroes, the 22nd Admiral Yi Sun-sin National Finswimming Competition is set to take place from June 28 to 30, 2025, at the Baemi Swimming Pool in Asan, Chungcheongnam-do.
This prestigious annual event, hosted by the Korea Underwater and Finswimming Association and co-organized by the Chungcheongnam-do and Asan Finswimming Associations, will once again bring together the country’s most dedicated finswimming athletes. With the strong backing of Asan City, the Asan City Sports Council, the Chungcheongnam-do Sports Council, and the Asan Facilities Management Corporation, the event promises to be a showcase of talent and unity under the banner of human rights and inclusive sports.
A Platform for All Levels of Competitors
From young hopefuls to seasoned veterans, athletes from across the nation are invited to participate — provided they have completed their 2025 finswimming athlete registration. Entry fees are structured according to age and level:
- 15,000 KRW for elementary school athletes
- 20,000 KRW for middle school participants
- 25,000 KRW for high school and university students
- 35,000 KRW for general and amateur participants
Registrations are open from May 26 (Monday) to June 9 (Monday), 2025, until 16:00, via the official portal: result.sports.or.kr.
Documentation and Ethical Commitment
In line with national educational and cultural policies, all student athletes must submit a principal’s confirmation letter, while every competitor, regardless of age or level, must sign a pledge of non-involvement in school violence. These documents must be submitted via email (kua@kua.or.kr) or fax (02-421-8898).
Such measures emphasize the Association’s dedication not only to competitive excellence but also to character, accountability, and the promotion of a healthy sporting culture.
More Than a Competition
The Admiral Yi Sun-sin National Finswimming Competition stands as more than just a race — it is a tribute to Korea’s cultural legacy, athletic prowess, and enduring values. Named after the revered admiral known for his leadership and integrity, the competition embodies his spirit: perseverance, strategy, and the courage to lead by example.
With its motto, “Valuable Sports, Shared Respect for Human Rights,” this year’s edition seeks to reaffirm the role of sports in fostering both physical achievement and social harmony.
For Inquiries and Further Information
Athletes, coaches, and interested parties can contact the Korea Underwater and Finswimming Association directly:
- Phone: 02-420-4293
- Email: kua@kua.or.kr
- Website: www.kua.or.kr
Let us dive into this celebration of athleticism and honor — and make the 22nd Admiral Yi Sun-sin National Finswimming Competition a resounding success.