AISubs v3.7
I'm looking forward to working with you.
Thank you for having me.
Your first appearance was on the 21st tournament in 2008.
That's right.
It's nostalgic.
You've been on the 15th tournament.
The 15th tournament!
I'm a veteran.
I heard it from the flag.
Tomohiro Kawabuchi is 26 years old.
Kawabuchi is driving well!
Tomohiro Kawabuchi can't climb up!
[Tomohiro Kawabuchi, 26 years old]
It's cool, but difficult.
I hate it.
[Tomohiro Kawabuchi, 26 years old]
There are a lot of things I don't like about it.
Fifth place.
Sidewinder.
[Tomohiro Kawabuchi, 26 years old]
Don't you think that it's an area where not many people fall?
It's pretty tough.
If you're an ordinary person, you'd probably fall without even holding on for 10 seconds if you clung to it.
That's why I want to make sure I don't get tired as much as possible when I clear and reverse the sub- stage.
I think I'm going pretty fast.
I don't have much time for sidewinders.
The reason I do it like that is because the more I do it, the more I get tired.
I hate it because it's an area you have to clear as fast as you can.
Was there a time when you thought, "I'm going to die here"?
I knew it was going to be bad just by looking at it.
The first time I did it, I think I did it a lot slower.
I think I fell off the cliff.
That's the area where you get the most damage.
I don't want to lose it.
I see.
Is it like a tackle for the first stage?
That's right.
There is no drama in that area.
In fact, the supporting role of the drama that follows is a sidewinder.
This time it started to rotate.
The person who made it like that doesn't know it, so it's getting difficult.
I don't have to do anything and it's tough, so I don't have to rotate it.
If you rotate it, you will need technology for it.
It will be the most difficult area in the third stage.
It's a sidewinder.
I can't play with it anymore.
You can't play with it anymore.
I can't play with it anymore.
I'll wait for you to remove it.
4th place.
Next is 4th place.
4th place.
This is DRAGONGRIDER.
DRAGONGRIDER.
DRAGONGRIDER hasn't failed yet, has it?
No, it hasn't.
But you don't like it.
I want it to disappear.
KAWAGUCHI TOMOHIRO.
DRAGONGRIDER.
KAWAGUCHI TOMOHIRO flies.
He grabbed the ring and went to the second stage.
There is always a Sasuke representative area that transcends from the trampoline.
The past position is difficult.
There is nothing more difficult than this.
It's an area where you have a lot of things to do.
You may fail, but you may not be satisfied with yourself.
If you do it about a hundred times, you may fall about once.
It's that moment.
Grab it, slide it, grab the story.
If you make a little mistake in that moment, it's game over.
Considering that there is such a risk, I don't like it.
I don't want to do it.
I want it to change.
I don't say it to anyone around me, but there are players who want it to disappear as soon as possible.
It's really difficult for such a player to fall.
Some people can't do it.
If you make a mistake once, you'll probably be in a really bad area.
You have to be brave and move with a momentary decision.
If you have a trauma of retirement, you won't be able to move.
I think I'm getting more and more addicted to it.
It's a troublesome area where that kind of backlash is lurking.
I've been doing quad steps for three years.
I haven't been able to do anything recently.
The first area?
The first area is the most nervous area, so I don't think there are people who like it.
There are four steps, and I've been doing one step all the time.
If you're looking at it in detail, you'll know.
You can't go here in one step.
Why is that?
Kawaguchi Tomohiro, 39 years old!
Finally, one year has passed.
The day has come, Kawaguchi!
Kawaguchi Tomohiro, 39 years old!
How did you come up with the idea of going one step at a time?
I had a theory of going one step at a time,
but when I got lost in the last one,
I took two or three steps at the end and jumped onto the rolling hill,
but I ended up doing it again this time.
I've always been able to go one step at a time,
and I've explained a lot about how to go one step at a time on my YouTube channel.
But ever since I explained it, I haven't been able to go one step at a time.
I see.
But if you miss a step or get stuck, it's over.
At the beginning, your mind and body aren't fully connected.
Athletes with good motor nerves go one step at a time, right?
That's how it is.
It's an area where your mind and body need to be connected
in order for you to make a difficult and severe decision.
So I always do it in an area with the highest heart rate.
I always start with a "boom" and take a step with courage.
I've done it dozens of times, but it doesn't feel good no matter how many times I do it.
It's...
It's getting difficult.
It's not getting difficult.
I'm not saying it's wrong, but I've changed.
Do you know about the start platform?
The bottom of the first quad step is really low.
So, when you start, you don't step on the start platform and jump up, but you step on it and get down.
And you start horizontally from there.
So you have to get down.
If you step on it, you can't recover.
So you have to get down and step on it.
It's a movement you don't do much of.
You get down and step on it with one foot.
It's a movement you don't do much of.
When you watch TV, it looks like you're running through it.
But you're getting down.
And you start with a little bit of a hurry.
It's difficult.
And when you get scared, you want to jump from the start platform and go up.
So you go up the platform and get farther away and get out of breath.
It's a well-made area.
I hate this area.
I think there are other athletes who absolutely hate it.
Don't you like areas like this?
This is definitely possible.
I hate this area.
Thank you.
Hello.
Are you okay?
I'm fine.
I'm as happy as I am.
It's a world of high level.
It's spacious and I can feel comfortable.
I'm looking forward to it.
Isn't it great?
It's the first time for a beginner.
It's great.
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