"Tomoki-ryoku" Led Kyushu Gakuin to a Strong School Hirotsugu Sakai Price: ¥1760 #Hirotsugu_Sakai #Sakai_Hirotsugu #Book #JapaneseLiterature/Novels/Stories Recommended by Munetaka Murakami! "I will continue to fight with 'Tomoki-ryoku' from now on." Tomoki-ryoku = The power to make friends and family happy. This is a human and player development theory that raised the team to a strong school and produced the first Triple Crown winner of the Reiwa era. "Tomoki-ryoku" is a coined word that I created, and it is also a message to the students to do their best for their friends and family. You might give up easily for yourself, but you should be able to persevere to the end for the sake of your friends and family who support you. Making the teammates who support the practice when they are not playing, and the parents and family who are sending them to high school every day with prayers for their health and safety, happy, will ultimately come back as your own strength. Munetaka Murakami, who has become a top-class professional baseball player, is taking the lead in demonstrating the "Tomoki-ryoku" that I have been telling the children over and over again. Not only Murakami, but also many of my students who have gone on to universities in various places and those who are working in general society, I hear that they are working hard by squeezing out "Tomoki-ryoku" in their respective places, and every time I hear that, I am filled with indescribable happiness. Table of Contents Chapter 1: Creativity Flexible ideas cultivated through coaching baseball, badminton, karate, and judo "How to scold to convey seriousness" learned in Choshi "Three kinds of emotion" that exist in Koshien Chapter 2: Compassion Sakai's coaching style that nurtured winners "Getting angry" and "scolding" are absolutely necessary Long meetings are the self-satisfaction of the instructor Chapter 3: Tomoki-ryoku The slogan of the Kyugaku baseball team that produced the Triple Crown winner Reached the top 8 at Koshien with Tomoki-ryoku "We don't have any players" is absolutely forbidden Chapter 4: My student, Munetaka Murakami "Gashinshoutan," the man who became the fourth batter in Japan with indomitable Tomoki-ryoku I didn't raise him to be a batter who only hits long hits What was behind the historic 56th home run Chapter 5: One skill helps you The specialists with outstanding talent The existence of "Shingo Suetsugu coach" who develops one skill One-skill players must be versatile Chapter 6: The deep part of Kyugaku baseball Hirotsugu Sakai's "baseball theory" and "batting theory" Don't let the opposing pitcher throw more than 100 pitches! Don't let them hit the machine that is too fast Chapter 7: To the baseball world of the new era Suggestions for the evolution of high school baseball Players protected by "sign stealing" have no future Thinking about the fragility of the rules regarding the outflow of players from the prefecture *The obi has a tear (see the last photo)"