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Train your soccer brain! What's your next move?
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サッカー脳を鍛える！次どう動く？
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Paper
Year of manufacture: 2021
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| It's all about scoring goals! A collection of Q&A questions on basic tactics practiced by professionals Learn the latest theories while solving the problems It is always useful to think of various situations It is useful in practice. Become a player who can move ahead of your opponent. [Contents] Chapter 1: Principles and Tactics of Soccer Chapter 2: Problems in Building Attacks Chapter 3: Problems of Breaking up and Setting up Attacks Chapter 4: Problems of defense [Author's Profile] Sotaro Yasunaga He played high school soccer at the prestigious *Shimizu Commercial High School (now *Shimizu Sakuragaoka High School in Shizuoka City), where he won the national high school soccer championship and other national championships six times. He was selected for the U-20 Japan national team and participated in the FIFA World Youth Football Championship (now the U-20 World Cup). After graduating from high school, he joined Yokohama Marinos (now Yokohama F Marinos). From his first year, he was a mainstay of the team and contributed to the championship. In 1997, he moved to Lerida in Spain, where he played 34 games and scored 4 goals. In 2001, he returned to Yokohama F*Marinos, and in 2002 he went back to Spain on a temporary transfer. After a year with Racine de Ferrol, he returned to Yokohama F*Marinos, and in 2005 moved to Kashiwa Reysol, where he retired. He then turned to coaching, serving as the national coach of cerebral palsy 7-man soccer (CP soccer) and as the manager of SC Sagamihara in the J-League. Currently, he is a dream teacher for the JFA Kokoro no He has also been the head coach of Senshu University's soccer team since 2021. |
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Other items from this category:
A collection of Q&A questions on basic tactics practiced by professionals
Learn the latest theories while solving the problems
It is always useful to think of various situations
It is useful in practice.
Become a player who can move ahead of your opponent.
[Contents]
Chapter 1: Principles and Tactics of Soccer
Chapter 2: Problems in Building Attacks
Chapter 3: Problems of Breaking up and Setting up Attacks
Chapter 4: Problems of defense
[Author's Profile]
Sotaro Yasunaga
He played high school soccer at the prestigious *Shimizu Commercial High School (now *Shimizu Sakuragaoka High School in Shizuoka City), where he won the national high school soccer championship and other national championships six times.
He was selected for the U-20 Japan national team and participated in the FIFA World Youth Football Championship (now the U-20 World Cup). After graduating from high school, he joined Yokohama Marinos (now Yokohama F Marinos).
From his first year, he was a mainstay of the team and contributed to the championship. In 1997, he moved to Lerida in Spain, where he played 34 games and scored 4 goals.
In 2001, he returned to Yokohama F*Marinos, and in 2002 he went back to Spain on a temporary transfer.
After a year with Racine de Ferrol, he returned to Yokohama F*Marinos, and in 2005 moved to Kashiwa Reysol, where he retired. He then turned to coaching, serving as the national coach of cerebral palsy 7-man soccer (CP soccer) and as the manager of SC Sagamihara in the J-League. Currently, he is a dream teacher for the JFA Kokoro no
He has also been the head coach of Senshu University's soccer team since 2021.