Air Technician's YO, ibuki, and Kazane participate in SuperBall, the world's highest freestyle football battle that will be held from August 22nd. Although they are close to each other in age and have a relationship of accepting each other, they seem to have different approaches to the competition. In the second installment, we will talk about how you have been facing and working on freestyle football for this year's SuperBall, and the difference with the world you feel.

"Super Ball" is a tournament that decides the best freestyle football in the world every year in the Czech Republic. This year too, a fierce battle will be held from August 22nd. From the freestyle football team Air Technician, which was launched in 2011, YO, ibuki, Kazane, (from the left in the photo) will challenge the world's best battle in the battle category. We asked three young Japanese freestylers, who are from different places and how they met freestyle football, about the background of the team formation, their impressions of their play style, and their enthusiasm for challenging the world championships.

Sun Rockers Shibuya who fought in the eastern part of the fierce battle in the 2017-18 season and missed the B League Championship advancement. Even so, he ended the regular season with three consecutive victories, and won a momentum for next season. Among such teams, there is one promising player who is expected to represent Japan in the future. Yusei Sugiura, a small forward (SF) with a height of 196 cm. In January of last year, he became a specially designated strengthening player from the third year of college, which is unusual in professional sports, and was the first to experience the B League stage. In December of the same year, he signed a full-scale contract and played games as a professional, showing steady growth. In the first part of this interview, we looked back on the journey so far and asked about the mental training that we are practicing to get the best performance in the game.