Pull your hand and measure the distance with your body. How to set up "only one" that has been established through my style [Takahiro Shikine, Part 1]
Men's foil fencing won medals at two consecutive Olympics thanks to Yuki Ota's performances in Beijing in 2008 and London in 2012. There is a young athlete who is attracting attention as a candidate for a medal at the Tokyo Olympics two years from now in the same event that has achieved such brilliant results. Takahiro Shikine, a young fencer born in Oita City. At the 2016 World Junior Championships, he became the first in the history of Japanese fencing to win individual and group gold medals. Since his junior days, he has accumulated achievements in international competitions, and has consistently achieved results in men's foil, where the success of his generation has been remarkable. We asked the 20-year-old monster how he got to where he is today and his style of play.
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