Kim Taehyung proves to be skilled in various fields once again. On this occasion, V from BTS showed off on Instagram performing a complicated technique of judo and, as expected, the praise of his fans did not wait. In particular, the assessments of the idol’s skills by an ARMY who is a black belt, the highest rank in combat sports, stand out.
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Taehyung is a dancer, vocalist and visual for BTS. Photo: BIGHIT
Taehyung practicando judo
The superstar of k-pop26, shared a glimpse of her judo practice through her Instagram stories on the night of February 10 (KST).
In the clip, the interpreter of “Christmas tree” is seen fighting against an instructor. While the idol wears judogi and white belt, color used by fighters of lower rank in terms of skills and experiences in the sport, his opponent stands out with blue. This indicates that it is third level.
An instant of the video captured V de BTS performing a complicated maneuver, called ‘morote seoi nage’, which gave him victory in the round. “You made a profit on this round,” the instructor is heard commenting. Taehyung replies with a “yes”.
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Taehyung and the greeting of a judo expert
ARMY celebrate seeing this side of V in the clip that comes just days after Jungkook’s update on his boxing workouts. We remember that this sport, also combat, is the favorite of BTS’s maknae.
The club also proudly broadcasts the words of a Cofan identified as a judoka of the highest rank.
“Soy black belt in judo, but I must say that ‘TaeTae”s throwing ability and ukemi (fall) are very good, even though he is a white belt. He did a ‘morote seoi nage’ so cleanly that I am so amazed because it is difficult for a person who is a white belt,” OP stated.
Judo expert ARMY’s appreciation of Taehyung’s video. Photo: Twitter
Another netizen added to the praise saying, “I’m a green belt in judo and I don’t even remember learning this technique. It’s so complex so I assume they teach this at a higher level.”
