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Thank you for having me.
Why did you join Tabi?
Thank you for asking.
It's the best tool for my training.
I met Tabi while I was training Sasuke.
I thought, "Tabi is good."
I've met him about 80% of the time.
Jun Sato, 18 years old!
He's jumping out of the ring!
A new generation!
Jun Sato's first jump is a quick one!
He's here! He's a speed star!
But he's only got 30.66 seconds left in the race!
What happened?
I cut my Achilles tendon.
I want to do it.
- You've been here for a while. - Yes.
I'll do my best.
I'm glad I haven't completely broken it after I fixed it.
I'm sure you'll be the first to dominate, Jun Sato.
- Everyone's waiting for you. - I hope so.
You're the best!
I'll do my best.
How do you feel now?
I can do 80% or 90% of the dashes now.
I can kick and climb walls now.
I can stand on walls now.
I'm not that tall now, but I can do it.
I need to build up my muscle strength and speed.
Once I do that, I can go back to normal.
Jun Sato, 18 years old!
He's the best in the entire competition!
You said it looks easy, didn't you?
Yes, I did.
But I think it's easy to swing it, too.
If you swing it up like this...
It's like this.
If you swing it like this, it bounces in your head.
But even if you hold it, it's wide left and right.
If you hold it like this, you can probably hold it like this.
But it's like...
People around me were like, "Huh?"
Actually, I was doing the same movement just before.
In practice.
In other words, from pipe to pipe.
I did a backhand catch or a backhand backhand backhand.
I did a lot of things.
Not only Sasuke in Japan, but also Ninja Warrior.
I put it in the field and practiced it with both feet.
And then there's that American thing.
There's a pretty tough one.
I don't know how to hold it like this.
I was thinking about that and trying a lot of things.
It worked out clean hit.
So I probably didn't have any experience information at all.
Oh, I've never done it before.
That's why I thought it was impossible.
I fell and couldn't do it.
After all, a new area came out.
Wow, I can't do it.
In short, that new area.
I had inferior physical ability and couldn't clear it.
After all, Falkoolth is a little bit interesting.
It's because you do it with so many different elements.
It's a fact that it goes up.
It's one of the points that Sasuke achieves by continuing to go up.
I think it's an alternative.
Is it "Dragon Glider"?
Hmm...
What is it?
It feels like you're doing it lightly.
To be honest, of course, it's an area where you can do it.
The element of the trampoline and the personal hype?
I don't like that kind of corollary hype in the first place.
The trampoline has become a personal hype, and corollary things are a little irregular.
So with those two irregular elements added together, the possibility of mistakes becomes greater.
I'm used to it, but I'd like to do it properly.
Is that what you mean?
I think there are various ways of going back and forth.
How is it now?
I'm running in order now.
When I did it for the first time, I grabbed it in order and it was pretty cold.
I felt like I was going to fall.
But if you experience it, it's a possibility of falling.
It's recognized as an area.
I think that's one of the concerns.
New area "Dragon Glider"!
A new place!
He did it!
Great job, Satoju!
For "Dragon Glider", my plan was to hold it like this.
But I did it without thinking.
I thought, "Oh, I dropped it."
But I barely made it.
When do you think you did the best "Dragon Glider"?
I think it was last year's tournament in 2020.
But I grabbed it in order and it was pretty cold.
Even you?
That's right.
I'm going to work on my trunk muscles.
I used to train against cliffs.
But now I can control my body in the air and it's stable.
It's easier for me to feel my whole body than before.
I think it's good for me.
Okay, get ready.
Is it a fishbone?
Yes.
Something that moves without our will is very unpleasant.
If it's a fixed object, we know how it moves, like distance and how it moves its center of gravity.
While fishbones move in a certain balance,
something that we can't control is moving and we have to avoid it.
This is a difficult point.
If we are too careful, we will be deceived.
That's why we use fishbones.
It's easy to get a balance,
but since all the scenery is rotating, we will be deceived.
We have to move forward, but we also have to avoid what's next to us.
It's a double-edged sword.
What about the third place?
The third place is...
"Flying Bird".
"Rolling Pipe" series.
It's the second in a series.
It's about flying all over the place.
It's probably Sasuke's unique way of moving his body.
And "Ikezara" is also very narrow and difficult to control.
Have you ever failed?
Yes, only once.
What was wrong with you at first?
To be honest, I didn't know how to hold it.
And I was a little nervous and my body was shaking a lot.
My upper body moved a lot before I flew.
So I couldn't fly straight as I wanted and I couldn't apply power to my upper body.
But once you experience it, you can't fix it anymore.
Yes, I practiced a lot after that.
Why do I fly all over the place?
After that, I visited a lot of people's sets.
There were a lot of different materials and bars, so I put in a lot of experience information.
If it's like this, I should do this.
But I still wanted to do it.
Do you often go to Matsuda-san's or Keok-san's sets?
Yes, I used to go to Matsuda-san's set once or twice before the actual show.
That movement naturally appears in my training.
I correct small body movements and remember what I used to do.
I remember what I used to do and do it again.
2nd place.
2nd place goes to...
Sam Honrader, right?
SAM HONRADER
Part 3, right?
That's right.
When I was in my second year of high school...
I used to fall all the time.
In a state of tension...
He quietly starts...
Ah! He dropped it!
Now...
Jun Sato...
His heart...
He lost his balance!
But he got it back!
Jun Sato...
Ah! He cut it!
Ah! He passed it!
It's difficult to control.
Of course, I'm used to it now.
But why am I in the top position of the flying bar?
The reason why I'm in the top position of the flying bar is...
The flying bar ends twice.
Now.
Sam Honrader...
Four times and three times.
The control time of the bar is very long.
That's why you need endurance.
You have to do it accurately one by one.
That concentration makes it difficult.
You have to face it for a long time.
And you get tired in the area in front of you.
It's difficult to control it.
When I was in my first year of high school...
While I was doing parkour...
I was doing parkour with a different type of steps.
And I did it with that feeling.
I pulled it from behind.
I didn't raise it like this.
I pulled it from behind and it fell off.
And it fell off like that.
So, I didn't have the ability to run.
But when I practiced and succeeded...
When I succeeded in double salmon...
The feeling of raising it up is created in my whole body.
It's my first experience of being able to do it now.
I'm trying to evolve myself a little bit.
There's a way of doing it, right?
Yes.
How do you do it?
Is it okay?
It's a difficult level.
Personally, I love it.
Recently, I've been doing rehabilitation of my legs, of course.
But I'm also rehabilitating my whole body.
I haven't been able to use what I thought I could use until now.
I'm trying to do it all over again.
In that process, my way of doing it has changed a little bit recently.
I'm trying to make use of my arms and reach.
I think if you get hooked on it, you'll get good results.
Of course, it's still an experimental stage.
But I'm excited about whether we can experiment with it or not.
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