Yoshihide Kiryu x Asuka Terada "Online talks with top athletes on land-Challenge to break through the limits-"
The guest appeared at the "Tokyo Olympics" scheduled to be held next year ahead of the "Japan Championships in Athletics", which will be the highlight of this season, which is approaching a few days later (October 1st to 3rd). Yoshihide Kiryu (Nippon Life) and Asuka Terada (Pasona Group), who are expected to receive medals. It was a hot dialogue between the two Japanese record holders.
Koike Kikuchi
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2020/09/29
To about 2,000 online viewers who were looking forward to the appearance of the two people over the monitor, "Today is a live stream, so feel free to talk and tell (to the viewer) what you think. After Kiryu said, "I also want to have a good time with Kiryu and the viewers, and I would like to send courage through live streaming! Thank you." Talking about enthusiasm, start.
The first part, which was developed on all four agendas, with the major theme of "Challenge to Break Through the Limits". First of all, I approached the "secret" to break through the records and goals as an athlete.
Then, Kiryu immediately said, "First of all, the" limit "is decided by the people around me, and I don't usually use that word. I think what I did in is necessary. I think I can take on more challenges next time. "
Terada continued, "If we have a wall of limits, everyone will not be able to clear it, so I will try to break it. Kiryu will never have a limit (laughs)!
Also, I often wonder what kind of process should be taken toward the goal, which will lead to the result in the shortest time. Even if I get depressed when I make a mistake, I can't move forward, so I disassemble the process I worked on, look back, and think about measures for the next step. I talked about the points that I am always aware of.
Also, in the dialogue, the moderator asked, "How did you think and spend your time when the Tokyo Olympics were postponed due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection and you could not practice as you wanted?" On the other hand
Kiryu said, "I thought it would be a waste if I didn't use it effectively. I studied and contacted various people. Training was done early in the morning (so as not to meet people), after 9 o'clock in the evening, on slopes, etc. It was unavoidable that this situation happened, so I cherished what I could do! ", Appealing the physical and mental strength that is comparable to Corona.
At the end of the dialogue, they were asked about their feelings for the Tokyo Olympics and how to spend the next year, and Kiryu said, "It will be a year before the Olympics. Believe in yourself and be as fast as 0.1 seconds. I will do my best to record the 9-second range in a stable manner. Then I will definitely see the final line of the Olympic Games. I want to believe in myself and practice in the winter, aiming for a medal. "."
Terada also said, "There are some unfortunate parts about the postponement of the Tokyo Olympics, but I think that I got a year ...!" I'll do my best to stay. It's a year to expand my potential! "
In the second part, questions and answers will be held only for employees and related parties of Nippon Life Insurance Company and Pasona Group. Kiryu and Terada responded to the cheering messages and questions from the employees with a friendly atmosphere with a constant smile from beginning to end.
-Is there a way to avoid getting nervous in the match?
Kiryu: Basically, the game makes me nervous. If you don't get nervous, you can't do it at all. I feel like "I'm nervous = I'm aiming for the tournament." If you get nervous, it's really fun because it's different from usual (practice).
Terada: I'm nervous (laughs). You can't be too nervous, and you can't be so nervous that your limbs tremble. So, before I run, I think about what I want to do today, decide on the concept (goal) of the day, and start the race.
That way, you can stay calm and concentrate. The tension is not bad, and if you get nervous, it would be nice if you could feel positive with the evidence that you are thinking "Let's do our best today!".
--What is a break for the two of you?
Kiryu: I don't feel any stress in my daily life. I listen to books when I drive ... I think "I'm learning!" (Including practice) every day.
Terada: I go to the studio by myself and play the drums (laughs). I'm also reading a book. From business books to manga, I read things that interest me from time to time.
Next, it will be the contents of the surrounding coverage.
--Please tell us your enthusiasm for the Japan Championships.
Kiryu: I'll do my best to win the championship by making adjustments in the past week.
Terada: Last year's Japan Championship was 3rd. Surprisingly, there are few winning games. At the Japan Championships, I want to bring the gold medal back to my daughter.
It's a match that you probably won't win unless you hit the 12-second range, so I hope you can run calmly, set a Japanese record, set your best, and win a gold medal, including the reflection of Athlete Night Games in Fukui.
--- What exactly is the "Olympic" song that raises the tension of Terada (who was mentioned at the event)?
Terada: This is Arashi's "kite". For the first time at the National Stadium, that scene that was announced was memorable. When I think, "Olympic games, I'll finally do it there!", My heart rate goes up.
--- How did you feel when Kiryu praised the mama athlete (who was mentioned at the event)?
Terada: I'm very happy. I'm happy to be told from a female standpoint, but I'm even more happy to be told from a male perspective.
For example, I was happy because I think that the way Kiryu will compete and raise children when he becomes a dad in the future will change.
--Please tell us about the challenges and points for the Japan Championships.
Kiryu: This season, I'm in good shape from the middle to the second half, but I don't have enough power from the start to 20m to 25m, so I'd like to continue to run from the middle to the second half while also putting that out.
Until last year, there was a part that used too much power at the start, so I corrected it, but I think that I will have it this year even if I put out a little more.
At the Japan Championships, I would like to try various challenges in qualifying and semi-finals.
Terada: The concepts (goals) of Seiko Golden Grand Prix and Athlete Night Games in Fukui were different.
Especially in Fukui, the touchdowns of the 1st to 4th units have risen considerably, so the challenge for the future is how to connect them from the middle to the second half.
Acceleration is good from the 1st to the 4th. After that, it's not good, so I'd like to do my best in the Japanese Championship with the concept of how to run from the first to the fourth and beyond. I have to make highly accurate movements up to the 10th car, so I want to run without missing any.
This online dialogue remains as an archive, so if you are interested, please come and join us!
https://youtu.be/5ZbhjlJs0nc
Material provided by: "Top athletes on land online dialogue-Challenge to break through the limits-" Public Relations Office (Amuse Inc.)
The first part, which was developed on all four agendas, with the major theme of "Challenge to Break Through the Limits". First of all, I approached the "secret" to break through the records and goals as an athlete.
Then, Kiryu immediately said, "First of all, the" limit "is decided by the people around me, and I don't usually use that word. I think what I did in is necessary. I think I can take on more challenges next time. "
Terada continued, "If we have a wall of limits, everyone will not be able to clear it, so I will try to break it. Kiryu will never have a limit (laughs)!
Also, I often wonder what kind of process should be taken toward the goal, which will lead to the result in the shortest time. Even if I get depressed when I make a mistake, I can't move forward, so I disassemble the process I worked on, look back, and think about measures for the next step. I talked about the points that I am always aware of.
Also, in the dialogue, the moderator asked, "How did you think and spend your time when the Tokyo Olympics were postponed due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection and you could not practice as you wanted?" On the other hand
Kiryu said, "I thought it would be a waste if I didn't use it effectively. I studied and contacted various people. Training was done early in the morning (so as not to meet people), after 9 o'clock in the evening, on slopes, etc. It was unavoidable that this situation happened, so I cherished what I could do! ", Appealing the physical and mental strength that is comparable to Corona.
At the end of the dialogue, they were asked about their feelings for the Tokyo Olympics and how to spend the next year, and Kiryu said, "It will be a year before the Olympics. Believe in yourself and be as fast as 0.1 seconds. I will do my best to record the 9-second range in a stable manner. Then I will definitely see the final line of the Olympic Games. I want to believe in myself and practice in the winter, aiming for a medal. "."
Terada also said, "There are some unfortunate parts about the postponement of the Tokyo Olympics, but I think that I got a year ...!" I'll do my best to stay. It's a year to expand my potential! "
In the second part, questions and answers will be held only for employees and related parties of Nippon Life Insurance Company and Pasona Group. Kiryu and Terada responded to the cheering messages and questions from the employees with a friendly atmosphere with a constant smile from beginning to end.
-Is there a way to avoid getting nervous in the match?
Kiryu: Basically, the game makes me nervous. If you don't get nervous, you can't do it at all. I feel like "I'm nervous = I'm aiming for the tournament." If you get nervous, it's really fun because it's different from usual (practice).
Terada: I'm nervous (laughs). You can't be too nervous, and you can't be so nervous that your limbs tremble. So, before I run, I think about what I want to do today, decide on the concept (goal) of the day, and start the race.
That way, you can stay calm and concentrate. The tension is not bad, and if you get nervous, it would be nice if you could feel positive with the evidence that you are thinking "Let's do our best today!".
--What is a break for the two of you?
Kiryu: I don't feel any stress in my daily life. I listen to books when I drive ... I think "I'm learning!" (Including practice) every day.
Terada: I go to the studio by myself and play the drums (laughs). I'm also reading a book. From business books to manga, I read things that interest me from time to time.
Next, it will be the contents of the surrounding coverage.
--Please tell us your enthusiasm for the Japan Championships.
Kiryu: I'll do my best to win the championship by making adjustments in the past week.
Terada: Last year's Japan Championship was 3rd. Surprisingly, there are few winning games. At the Japan Championships, I want to bring the gold medal back to my daughter.
It's a match that you probably won't win unless you hit the 12-second range, so I hope you can run calmly, set a Japanese record, set your best, and win a gold medal, including the reflection of Athlete Night Games in Fukui.
--- What exactly is the "Olympic" song that raises the tension of Terada (who was mentioned at the event)?
Terada: This is Arashi's "kite". For the first time at the National Stadium, that scene that was announced was memorable. When I think, "Olympic games, I'll finally do it there!", My heart rate goes up.
--- How did you feel when Kiryu praised the mama athlete (who was mentioned at the event)?
Terada: I'm very happy. I'm happy to be told from a female standpoint, but I'm even more happy to be told from a male perspective.
For example, I was happy because I think that the way Kiryu will compete and raise children when he becomes a dad in the future will change.
--Please tell us about the challenges and points for the Japan Championships.
Kiryu: This season, I'm in good shape from the middle to the second half, but I don't have enough power from the start to 20m to 25m, so I'd like to continue to run from the middle to the second half while also putting that out.
Until last year, there was a part that used too much power at the start, so I corrected it, but I think that I will have it this year even if I put out a little more.
At the Japan Championships, I would like to try various challenges in qualifying and semi-finals.
Terada: The concepts (goals) of Seiko Golden Grand Prix and Athlete Night Games in Fukui were different.
Especially in Fukui, the touchdowns of the 1st to 4th units have risen considerably, so the challenge for the future is how to connect them from the middle to the second half.
Acceleration is good from the 1st to the 4th. After that, it's not good, so I'd like to do my best in the Japanese Championship with the concept of how to run from the first to the fourth and beyond. I have to make highly accurate movements up to the 10th car, so I want to run without missing any.
This online dialogue remains as an archive, so if you are interested, please come and join us!
https://youtu.be/5ZbhjlJs0nc
Material provided by: "Top athletes on land online dialogue-Challenge to break through the limits-" Public Relations Office (Amuse Inc.)
