【野球】みんな素振りでやりがち！スイング力へ直結する糸井流・素振り術とは！ #4 【元WBC日本代表・侍ジャパン】

"To be Stronger" supports the development of junior athletes who will excel on the world stage. We interview top athletes about their experiences and feelings as juniors, their training methods, and the people who influenced them. We hope that future top athletes will learn from these athletes' experiences as juniors and achieve even greater success. Our 147th Top Athlete is former professional baseball player and superhuman Yoshio Itoi. 00:00 Opening 00:51 Points to consider when practicing 01:52 Game-simulated practice swings 03:40 Points to check when practicing 05:18 Number of practice swings when transitioning to fielder 06:43 Practice swings to find your own swing This channel supports junior athletes from various angles. Dr. Senobiru is a growth supplement that supports the development of future professional athletes. [Profile of Yoshio Itoi] Date of Birth: July 31, 1981 Birthplace: Kyoto Prefecture Height: 188cm Weight: 92kg Career History: Kyoto Prefectural Miyazu High School (now Miyazu Amabashi High School) Kindai University Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters (2004-2012) Orix Buffaloes (2013-2016) Hanshin Tigers (2017-2022) Position: Pitcher, Outfielder National Team History: 2009-2018 All-Star Game 2013: Japan placed 3rd in the WBC Individual Achievements 2009: Best Nine, Golden Glove Award (twice), Monthly MVP Award 2010: Golden Glove Award 2011: Most On-Base Player, Best Nine, Golden Glove Award 2012: Most On-Base Player, Best Nine, Golden Glove Award Climax Series MVP, Monthly MVP Award 2013: Golden Glove Award, All-Star Game Fighting Spirit Award 2014: Batting Champion, Most On-Base Player, Best Nine, Golden Glove Award 2016: Stolen Base Leader, Best Nine, Golden Glove Award 2019: Monthly MVP Award 2021: Achieved 300 career stolen bases Teams (by season) 2007: Pacific League Champions (Nippon Ham Fighters) Nippon Life Interleague Series Champions (Nippon Ham Fighters) 2008: Pacific League, 3rd place (Nippon Ham) 2009: Pacific League Champions (Nippon Ham) 2011: Pacific League, 2nd place (Nippon Ham) 2012: Pacific League Champions (Nippon Ham) 2014: Pacific League, 2nd place (Orix Buffaloes) 2017: Central League, 2nd place (Hanshin Tigers) 2019: Central League, 3rd place (Hanshin Tigers) 2020: Central League, 2nd place (Hanshin Tigers) 2021: Central League, 2nd place (Hanshin Tigers) Athlete Navigator [Daiki Tanaka Profile] Born in Hyogo Prefecture in 1980. Graduated from Hyogo Prefectural Ono High School and Keio University, Faculty of Environment and Information Studies. During college, he was a member of the baseball team and played for the Tokyo Big Six University League. Since joining Fuji Television in 2003, she has worked as an announcer. She has been in charge of sports broadcasts on "EZ! TV," "Tokudane," "Sports," "HERO'S," and more. She was a local newscaster at the Vancouver and Rio de Janeiro Olympics. She went independent in 2018 and has been working as a sports anchor and freelance announcer. In addition to appearing in the media as a program MC, sports commentator, and serial writer, she is also actively involved in business coordination with sports teams, organizations, and companies, media production, and the planning and management of CSR activity events. Daiki Tanaka's YouTube Channel    / tdathletechannel   #tobestronger #YoshioItoi #Baseball #NipponHam #Orix #Hanshin #DaikiTanaka #TopAthlete ------------------------------------------------------------------ To be Stronger ◆Media Site https://tobestronger.jp/ ◇Instagram   / to.be.stronger_japan   ◆Twitter   / tobestrongerjpn   Operated by: SENOBIRU (Emetore Co., Ltd.) http://senobiru.com ------------------------------------------------------------------