TRE2030 will be held at the clinic with Hisato Sato as a guest! The essence of the striker is revealed ...
On July 18, the TRE2030 project aimed at training strikers sponsored by former J-Leaguer Taro Hasegawa welcomed former Japan national football team FW Hisato Sato, who retired from active duty only last season, as a guest. Hisato Sato x TRE2030 SPECIAL Striker Clinic ”was held.
Junichi Swan
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2021/08/15
TRE2030 has held schools aimed at training strikers and events with big strikers as guests.
This time, we welcomed Mr. Hisato Sato, a former Japan national football team who has the highest score in the J-League history, and a clinic for elementary school students with the theme of "the basics of strikers that players in the upbringing age should wear". Was held.
The 90-minute special clinic for elementary school students was held twice, one for the lower grades and one for the upper grades.
The clinic of the day began with shooting practice towards an unmanned goal.
Hisato Sato asked the participating children, "How many shots have you decided?" After the participating children finished their five shooting exercises. "Even professional players may only be able to put in about 3 out of 5 shots in practice, but players who are not deciding in practice often have less chance to participate in the game. It is important to think about ways to lead to success and continue to make efforts, "he sent a yell to the children.
Children practicing "meet the ball correctly in front of the goal". Hisato Sato said, "It is necessary to have the skill to receive the ball properly and make it meet in order to score the goal."
Hisato Sato enthusiastically gives guidance to each participant. Children's eyes are serious.
Hisato Sato and the children who listen to the story say that it is important to use the space in front of them in order to score goals.
I was impressed by Mr. Sato talking to the children while giving examples of players who are using the space well, such as Kasper Junker (Urawa).
Participants who continue to fly the mini hurdle, make one revolution, and then practice shooting. With the aim of "getting the ball properly and shooting it in any situation," some balls that were difficult to fit were kicked in, but each of them made a lot of effort and ingenuity to shoot and connect to the goal. Was there.
Hisato Sato enthusiastically talks about "how to secure the space in front of himself in front of the goal".
“Using the space in front of me is the key to scoring goals,” says Sato. The guidance is also enthusiastic.
After the practice, a mini-game was played by the TRE coaches and children. Even with former professional players such as Mr. Sato and Mr. Hasegawa, the children's willingness to steal the ball without being frightened was conspicuous.
Sato:It was an event that conveys the strong feelings of everyone who participated, "I want to improve soccer."
By the time he retired last year, he had scored 220 goals in the J-League, but on the other hand, he shot about 700 shots and missed them. Even if you miss the shot, I want you to continue practicing while keeping in mind that you can connect one mistake to the next goal.
I don't think that today's practice alone will improve immediately, but it is important to build up little by little. Please do your best so that when you meet me again, you will be told that you are better than this time.
Someone who did well, some who didn't. I think you have various impressions, but it is important for us coaches to come up with their own answers while thinking for themselves, rather than giving answers.
--Please tell us the reason why Hisato Sato asked you to coach.
Hasegawa:I wanted to let the children know about the importance of taking on challenges and the mental aspects, as well as the feeling of scoring the first place in J1 history.
--- Mr. Hisato Sato's accurate advice was a very memorable seminar, wasn't it?
Hasegawa:Very easy-to-understand instruction was a great learning not only for children but also for us. I was very happy to have been able to give guidance to the children. I'm sure the kids will never forget that demonstration.
It would be great if you could learn through the clinic that "in order to score goals, it is important to stick to each and every one of them and make mistakes and successes."
--- About three weeks have passed since the seminar, but have there been any changes in the movements of the children who are usually instructed?
Hasegawa:"I feel that the preparation for shooting, the importance of meeting, and above all, the awareness of the goal has increased. I would like to once again express my gratitude to Mr. Hisato.
This time, we welcomed Mr. Hisato Sato, a former Japan national football team who has the highest score in the J-League history, and a clinic for elementary school students with the theme of "the basics of strikers that players in the upbringing age should wear". Was held.
The 90-minute special clinic for elementary school students was held twice, one for the lower grades and one for the upper grades.
The clinic of the day began with shooting practice towards an unmanned goal.
Hisato Sato asked the participating children, "How many shots have you decided?" After the participating children finished their five shooting exercises. "Even professional players may only be able to put in about 3 out of 5 shots in practice, but players who are not deciding in practice often have less chance to participate in the game. It is important to think about ways to lead to success and continue to make efforts, "he sent a yell to the children.
Children practicing "meet the ball correctly in front of the goal". Hisato Sato said, "It is necessary to have the skill to receive the ball properly and make it meet in order to score the goal."
Hisato Sato enthusiastically gives guidance to each participant. Children's eyes are serious.
Hisato Sato and the children who listen to the story say that it is important to use the space in front of them in order to score goals.
I was impressed by Mr. Sato talking to the children while giving examples of players who are using the space well, such as Kasper Junker (Urawa).
Participants who continue to fly the mini hurdle, make one revolution, and then practice shooting. With the aim of "getting the ball properly and shooting it in any situation," some balls that were difficult to fit were kicked in, but each of them made a lot of effort and ingenuity to shoot and connect to the goal. Was there.
Hisato Sato enthusiastically talks about "how to secure the space in front of himself in front of the goal".
“Using the space in front of me is the key to scoring goals,” says Sato. The guidance is also enthusiastic.
After the practice, a mini-game was played by the TRE coaches and children. Even with former professional players such as Mr. Sato and Mr. Hasegawa, the children's willingness to steal the ball without being frightened was conspicuous.
Sato:It was an event that conveys the strong feelings of everyone who participated, "I want to improve soccer."
By the time he retired last year, he had scored 220 goals in the J-League, but on the other hand, he shot about 700 shots and missed them. Even if you miss the shot, I want you to continue practicing while keeping in mind that you can connect one mistake to the next goal.
I don't think that today's practice alone will improve immediately, but it is important to build up little by little. Please do your best so that when you meet me again, you will be told that you are better than this time.
Someone who did well, some who didn't. I think you have various impressions, but it is important for us coaches to come up with their own answers while thinking for themselves, rather than giving answers.
--Please tell us the reason why Hisato Sato asked you to coach.
Hasegawa:I wanted to let the children know about the importance of taking on challenges and the mental aspects, as well as the feeling of scoring the first place in J1 history.
--- Mr. Hisato Sato's accurate advice was a very memorable seminar, wasn't it?
Hasegawa:Very easy-to-understand instruction was a great learning not only for children but also for us. I was very happy to have been able to give guidance to the children. I'm sure the kids will never forget that demonstration.
It would be great if you could learn through the clinic that "in order to score goals, it is important to stick to each and every one of them and make mistakes and successes."
--- About three weeks have passed since the seminar, but have there been any changes in the movements of the children who are usually instructed?
Hasegawa:"I feel that the preparation for shooting, the importance of meeting, and above all, the awareness of the goal has increased. I would like to once again express my gratitude to Mr. Hisato.
[Interview cooperation]
Goal textbook(Video shooting / editing: Mr. Takeo Watanabe, the representative of Stack Trust)
