為末大が教える“ギア”の切り替え術

Tamesue University disseminates information based on the concept of "Play Running." Play Running prioritizes the enjoyment of running itself, much like children play simply for fun without a specific purpose. It also sees the joy of exploring running with childlike curiosity, and through running, exploring humanity. Our wish is to create a running culture together with everyone where each person can pursue their own joy, without being bound by time, correctness, or evaluation. Dai Tamesue Born in Hiroshima Prefecture in 1978. The first Japanese to win a medal in a sprint event at a world championship. He set the Japanese record for the men's 400-meter hurdles in 2001, a record he still holds. Currently, in addition to running a sports business, he explores human mastery through his recent book, "Mastery Theory: People Can Always Learn and Grow," which summarizes his learning as an athlete. Other major works include "Winning Alone" and "The Power of Giving Up." Ryo Imai (Representative of STRIDE ReMOV) 10 years of experience in track and field   / stride_remov   https://x.com/strideremov