Activity Report for INSTINCT BROTHERS CUP in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Shimonoseki Tournament
ISB CUP in Yamaguchi will take place in Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, the hometown of Fumihiro Nagano of INSTINCT BROTHERS Inc., with the cooperation of many coaches and local companies, in order to support children in realizing their dreams. This tournament is more than just a sports event. It is a symbol of a new initiative in which the entire local community supports children’s growth and dreams. At the heart of our activities is the strong belief that “the environment that supports children’s growth is something we adults must provide.” Through sports, we aim to give children limitless possibilities and smiles. That is what the ISB CUP strives for. Working together with everyone in the community, we hope to continue watching over and supporting the growth of many children. We sincerely ask for your warm expectations and support for ISB CUP in Yamaguchi.
The Yamaguchi Prefecture Shimonoseki tournament became an event involving so many people and supported by so many people. We are grateful to everyone who cooperated with us. Thank you very much.
First, we started first thing in the morning with a sprint class.
The instructors were
Infinity Sports Club Representative Amy Sugimoto Graduated from the Department of Sport Science, Faculty of Physical Education, Nippon Sport Science University. While belonging to the track and field club and serving as chief manager overseeing 400 members, she also competed as an athlete. In 2018, she founded Infinity Sports Club and is focusing on developing the next generation to realize her dream of creating a “Shoka Sonjuku for the sports world.”
Infinity Sports Club Sprint Designer Wataru Sugimoto Graduated from the Faculty of Sports and Health Science, Fukuoka University
He won numerous titles in the 110 m hurdles, which he began in junior high school. After graduating from university, he returned to his hometown of Yamaguchi and founded Shiragane Athlete Club. He has a track record of providing track and field instruction to more than 5000 elementary school students in Yamaguchi Prefecture.
* J.League: Has provided individual training instruction to players from Renofa Yamaguchi, Tegevajaro Miyazaki, Kagoshima United, and Giravanz; coached Yuno, a Japan deaf soccer national team player; sprint coach for the Takagawa Gakuen High School soccer team
When we actually saw him run, we and the former professional football players were amazed. He is truly fast. Of course, it was not just that he is fast; he carefully and thoroughly taught us why he can run so fast. As someone from Yamaguchi Prefecture myself, I would like to support Shoka Sonjuku.
We have also recorded interviews with the instructors so that something will remain in the children’s minds. Only participants will be able to view them, so please look forward to it.
From there, the opening ceremony began. Here are the instructors for this tournament.
And the volunteers They are the members of AC Boasorte Yamaguchi Ube.
Even though he had a match the next day, he helped us with all his effort until the very end! Thank you.
They are an adult team active in the Yamaguchi Prefecture League. We would greatly appreciate everyone’s support.
Soccer Class
Yuto Takeoka taught us the real thing: “stop and kick,” which he practiced thoroughly as a fundamental skill during his professional days at Kawasaki Frontale, because we understood how truly important it is in playing football.
General participants faced off against guests, and the soccer event was also a great success
Before the children’s tournament, we also held a soccer match for general participants. I think the fathers may have enjoyed it the most.
Thank you very much for having no injuries.
Information on the Next Event
Everyone in Kanagawa Prefecture, please look forward to it.
We plan to be active at Sports Jungle 10 from 8:00 to 13:00.
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