European Sports Management Graduate Students Visit Korea to Study the 'National Fitness 100' Model
Recently, 40 graduate students in sports management from Europe visited Korea to learn about the 'National Fitness 100' model, which is Korea's sports welfare policy. This visit was organized to allow them to see Korea's advanced physical fitness management system firsthand and to explore ways to apply it to the sports industries in their respective countries.
National Fitness 100 is a representative Korean sports welfare service that scientifically measures citizens' physical fitness and provides customized exercise prescriptions. The visiting group toured Korea's physical fitness measurement centers and learned in detail how the data-driven health management system operates.
The European students showed great interest in Korea's systematic approach and the high level of public interest in health. In particular, they commented that the combination of nationwide physical fitness measurement centers and online health management platforms was highly impressive.
Through this exchange, Korea's sports policy has once again proven to be an excellent international model. It is expected that Korea's sports welfare system will continue to have a positive influence on many countries around the world.