List of Asian Games medalists in dancesport

This is the complete list of medalists in Dancesport at the Asian Games from 2010 to 2022.

Standard dance

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Five dances

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
2010 Guangzhou   Yang Chao
and Tan Yiling (CHN)
  Jo Sang-hyo
and Lee Se-hee (KOR)
  Timur Namazbayev
and Amanda Batkalova (KAZ)

Quickstep

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
2010 Guangzhou   Yang Chao
and Tan Yiling (CHN)
  Masayuki Ishihara
and Ayami Kubo (JPN)
  Lee Sang-min
and Kim Hye-in (KOR)

Slow foxtrot

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
2010 Guangzhou   Wu Zhian
and Lei Ying (CHN)
  Nam Sang-wung
and Song Yi-na (KOR)
  Tsuyoshi Nukina
and Mariko Shibahara (JPN)

Tango

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
2010 Guangzhou   Shen Hong
and Liang Yujie (CHN)
  Nam Sang-wung
and Song Yi-na (KOR)
  Minato Kojima
and Megumi Morita (JPN)

Waltz

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
2010 Guangzhou   Shen Hong
and Liang Yujie (CHN)
  Masayuki Ishihara
and Ayami Kubo (JPN)
  Jo Sang-hyo
and Lee Se-hee (KOR)

Latin dance

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Five dances

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
2010 Guangzhou   Shi Lei
and Zhang Baiyu (CHN)
  Yumiya Kubota
and Rara Kubota (JPN)
  Kim Dae-dong
and Yoo Hae-sook (KOR)

Cha-cha-cha

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
2010 Guangzhou   Shi Lei
and Zhang Baiyu (CHN)
  Kim Do-hyeon
and Park Su-myo (KOR)
  Ronnie Vergara
and Charlea Lagaras (PHI)

Jive

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
2010 Guangzhou   Fan Wenbo
and Chen Shiyao (CHN)
  Kim Do-hyeon
and Park Su-myo (KOR)
  Yumiya Kubota
and Rara Kubota (JPN)

Paso doble

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
2010 Guangzhou   Wang Wei
and Chen Jin (CHN)
  Jang Se-jin
and Lee Hae-in (KOR)
  Ronnie Vergara
and Charlea Lagaras (PHI)

Samba

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
2010 Guangzhou   Wang Wei
and Chen Jin (CHN)
  Jang Se-jin
and Lee Hae-in (KOR)
  Tsuneki Masatani
and Megumi Saito (JPN)

Breaking

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B-Boys

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
2022 Hangzhou   Shigeyuki Nakarai (JPN)   Kim Hong-yul (KOR)   Qi Xiangyu (CHN)

B-Girls

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
2022 Hangzhou   Liu Qingyi (CHN)   Ami Yuasa (JPN)   Ayumi Fukushima (JPN)

References

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