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Announcement 1 "Imanami Class LINE Stickers" are here! ●Purchase here↓ https://line.me/S/sticker/27316707 Announcement 2 I've created an original apparel brand! The brand name is "IMANAMI Class." LOL ●Click here to visit the IMANAMI Class online store ※Thanks to your support, all items are currently sold out. https://imanami-class.com/ Announcement 3 My YouTube channel has been published as a book! It's called "Takahiro Imanami's Sports Mentality TV THE BOOK"! I hope you enjoy another unique take on "Takahiro Imanami's Sports Mentality TV." ●To purchase on Amazon, please visit the URL below: https://amzn.asia/d/1dpfQi8 ●The Kindle version is available here: https://amzn.asia/d/bsxNhaZ Inquiries ●For inquiries about work, baseball coaching, etc., please contact us here: [email protected] ------ Hello everyone, I'm Takahiro Imanami, a sports mentality coach. This video is part of our "What if" series. I've considered the question: "How many wins would a top amateur team get if they competed in a professional baseball pennant race for a year?" The three participating teams are: 1. Koshien champion 2. University Japan Championship winner 3. Intercity Tournament winner I've made some predictions based on my experience! Profile Sports mentality coach Takahiro Imanami Born July 6, 1984. Originally from Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture. After graduating from Heian High School (now Ryukoku University Heian High School) and Meiji University, he joined the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters in 2007. In 2014, he transferred to the Tokyo Yakult Swallows. In 2017, he decided to retire from active play due to the effects of his chronic condition, hypothyroidism. Currently, as a sports mental coach, he draws on his own experiences with injuries and illnesses as a player to help athletes resolve their mental health issues and achieve better results. ■Sports Mental Coach Takahiro Imanami's Official Website https://mowa-smc.com/?utm_source=yout... ■Twitter   / nami4559   ■Tik Tok   / imanami_mowa   #TakahiroImanami #SportsMentalCoach #ProfessionalBaseball #HighSchoolBaseball #CollegeBaseball