サッカーは時代に合ったスポーツであり最高の人材教育。受験でスポーツを「引退」する意味がわからない｜幸野健一さん（FC市川GUNNERS代表）×小澤一郎｜育成対談【後半】

FC Ichikawa Gunners Website https://fcichikawagunners.jp/jp/ [First Half]    • ドリブル塾、朝練が世界にない理由。サッカーが上手くなるには「●●をする」しかない。日...   [Table of Contents] 00:27 The Value of Soccer with Mr. Kono 01:10 99% of Soccer is Off-the-Ball Time 02:06 Soccer is the Ultimate "Behind-the-Scenes Job Hunting Game" 02:58 Wouldn't it be nice to have an Off-the-Ball School? 03:44 Now is the time for soccer 04:57 The era of academic qualifications and seniority is completely over 05:36 Soccer is the very definition of human resource development 06:01 In soccer, you learn these things from the early grades of elementary school 07:48 Japan, where everything is taken care of 09:02 U-12 training footage 10:13 Judgments and decisions in soccer 12:20 The need for lifelong sports 12:58 The stronger the soccer country, the more popular ●● 15:23 It's time to rediscover the sports we gave up as children 17:10 The exam (education) system, where passing is enough, is flawed 18:35 Children who dream of competing in national tournaments end up losing out and quitting soccer 20:11 Why FC Ichikawa Gunners created a U-18 (youth) team 22:19 Alumni already taking flight on the world stage 23:06 Undercover Report on the Players' Dormitory [Profile] Kenichi Kono Born September 25, 1961, in Tokyo. Soccer consultant and representative of FC Ichikawa Gunners. Graduated from Chuo University Suginami High School and Chuo University. He began playing soccer at age 7 and traveled alone to England at age 17 to play for the youth teams of Premier League clubs. Since then, as a coach, he has traveled to training facilities and stadiums in 43 countries around the world to help Japanese soccer catch up with the rest of the world, building a network of soccer-related contacts around the world. As an active player, he has played 50 games per year for 50 years, totaling more than 2,500 games. In April 2014, he became the representative of Arsenal Soccer School Ichikawa, established in Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture. He also serves as the executive committee chairman of the Premier League U-11, Japan's largest private soccer league, and his life's work is to promote league culture throughout Japan. Author of "Passion: Raising Children to Survive in a New World" (Tokuma Shoten) https://amzn.to/3s2NaUA Kono's Instagram   / footy_ken   Kono's Twitter   / footy_ken   [Interview Date] October 29, 2021 [Reference Article] European Scout's View of the Japan U-17 National Team and Usami: Fundamental Issues Revealed During the Spain Tour https://sports.yahoo.co.jp/column/det... Covering the FC Ichikawa Gunners! What Does Japanese Soccer Need to Do to Catch Up with the World? https://terakoya.ameba.jp/a000001836/ [Filming, Photography, and Video Editing] Kazuki Okamoto   / photofoot23   #FCICHIKAWAGUNNERS #KenichiKono #SoccerDevelopmentConversation