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A good way to think about playing coaching. Not only baseball, but a book with a subject worth applying to the whole field.
Yoshii Masato: They grow big if not taught
Leaders' single-minded, command-forced, blind collectiveism that forces sacrifice to team, absolute obedience culture, uniform group training that does not take into account the characteristics of individual players, and mental-poweredness! These practices of imperialism, which have been passed on since the beginning of the century, are still deeply embedded in our sports culture. But Japan, through its diverse contacts with the world, is changing the whole nature of sports as a culture that respects individual personality and values communication and scientific thinking. Yoshi Mazato is a symbol of Japanese sports that is slowly discovering the consequences of innovation. He speaks of conditions in which young men are able to break down their potential. The way he sets up is not one-wayed teachings of Japanese style, nor the American style of permissiveness. A nose ring that is a thorough core, which is focused but not interfered with, and keeps quiet and sees and does not reveal. Japanese baseball recently left its players out on the planet who show amazing performances such as Otani, Darvitsch and Sasaki. All three spent time with Yoshi's mato. The book gives a hint of what caused such a 'chance'.
Korean title: 가르치지 않아야 크게 자란다
Korean author: 요시이 마사토
Korean publisher: 코치라운드
ISBN-13: 9791198140791
Reviews
A good way to think about playing coaching. Not only baseball, but a book with a subject worth applying to the whole field.
