スタートダッシュは横に出ている【為末大学】

Deportare Partners, where Tamesue is the representative, is looking for a head coach for the track and field club. https://www.deportarepartners.tokyo/t... Today, I answered the question, "Is it good to have your legs in a V-shape at the start?" In conclusion, I think there is no big difference, and it may actually result in a faster time. I explained the reason by explaining how to balance the body when walking upright on two legs and how to move when accelerating. At Tamesue Academy, we will continue to answer your questions as appropriate. If you have any questions, please send them to the community post section of the channel.    / @tamesueacademy   0:00 Is it good to have your legs in a V-shape at the start? 0:31 Conclusion: There is no big difference 1:22 Upright bipedal balance 3:47 Balance between left and right when accelerating 6:00 Efficiently move the center of the body to the goal 7:20 Image of a fish accelerating 8:46 Check the swaying of the torso ◆ Honesty and yes-man [Tamesue University]    • 素直とイエスマンの違いを考察【為末大学】   ◆ Fear is a story, and changing your perception can improve the situation You can do it [Tamesue University]    • 恐れとは物語であり、認識を変える事で好転できる【為末大学】   ◆Two aspects of knowing yourself [Tamesue University]    • 自分を知るということの二つの側面【為末大学】   ------------------------------------------------ Tamesuedai Born in Hiroshima Prefecture in 1978. The first Japanese to win a medal at a world championship in a sprint event. Holds the Japanese record for the men's 400m hurdles (as of July 2021). Currently writes and runs a company. Representative of Deportare Partners. Director of Shin-Toyosu Brillia Running Stadium. Runs the Youtube Tamesue University (Tamesue Academy). His main works include "Winning Alone," "The Philosophy of Running," and "The Power to Give Up." Twitter:   / daijapan​​​​​​   (@daijapan) note: https://note.com/daitamesue​​​​​​ HP: http://tamesue.jp​