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Donga Otsuka is operating the ‘Pocari Sweat Guide Runner Training Program’, a guide runner training project, to support safe running activities for the visually impaired.
Includes communication, movement, and driving precautions… Produced in Korean and English video
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Se-rin = Dong-A Otsuka announced on the 15th that it has released the 'Visually Impaired Guided Running Training Material' to help visually impaired runners and guide runners run safely together.
The training material was produced in the form of a video containing basic communication methods with visually impaired runners, checking the movement route, and precautions while driving, and is available in two versions: Korean and English.
Videos of educational materials can be found on Donga Otsuka’s official YouTube channel. The Korea Visually Impaired Sports Federation, Korea Visually Impaired Marathon Association VMK, and Guide Run Project participated in the production process.
Meanwhile, Donga Otsuka is operating the ‘Pocari Sweat Guide Runner Training Program’, a guide runner training project, to support safe running activities for the visually impaired.

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