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Sasuke, who started in 1997, has reached 40 commemorative tournaments.
I've been playing a lot of games over the years.
Recently, my fingers have been hurting a lot and I've been starting to worry about injuries.
I've been struggling to distinguish between lines where I don't get injured and lines where I get stronger.
Sasuke is feeling that burden more than anyone else.
Sasuke's number is 4000.
Sasuke has a perfect brain area.
Yusuke Morimoto is 31 years old!
Sugiyama's commentary is the best.
I can see that Sasuke is being watched a lot.
He's been watching a lot of old famous scenes.
My previous interviews have also been watched a lot.
Sugiyama's commentary is the best.
I feel nervous every time I go to a flying park.
I should be able to go by train, but I'm worried about whether I'll really get on.
I'm glad I was able to go.
The sidewinder turns like this.
I felt like it was getting harder and harder.
I'm probably not very good at sidewinders.
I don't feel like I can go for sure every time.
I try not to be too conscious of where I'm kicking or where my feet are.
I always feel relieved when I can do it.
It's nice to see Yamada and Nagano side by side.
It's touching.
How about you, Narumae?
Swing edge...
It's my second time in this area.
Of course, I've been taking measures for a year.
But I wasn't 100% confident that I could make a move like this in an instant.
I just had to believe and go for it.
I think I was more focused than I practiced.
I felt like I was swinging more than I needed to.
The first time was an ideal jump.
But the second time, I was swinging too much.
I hit my chin against the net.
That's why it's getting red here.
It gets red as time goes by.
I tend to get out of breath a lot.
I should have relaxed a little more.
But I couldn't do it.
I was more tired than I practiced.
What were you looking at?
At that time, I was looking at the movement of the cliff and my own image.
I was looking at whether the speed and the timing of the jump would match in the break room.
After all, I usually imagine what to do in the break room in advance.
How do you make the image of the next area?
What do you check in the break room?
That's what I usually imagine in advance.
At first, I was really resting somehow, but I thought it was a waste of precious break time.
It was a little dangerous, wasn't it?
It was a little later than I expected.
The cliff flew away as it went away.
The mountain is noticed, but it was a little dangerous.
Ideally, it would have been best if I had arrived a little earlier when I was approaching.
I think I went a little too slowly.
You're saying it yourself, "It's a little late."
I think it's mentally relaxing enough to call it a joke.
If you get nervous and unhappy, you won't be able to communicate with your friends.
It may be important to talk with your friends a little or two words in the break room with a smile.
After all, I was more tired than I thought.
I've been pretending to be fine on the final stage this time.
I've been trying to reduce the third place's practice time a lot.
I've been doing it with that kind of strategy, like dividing it up for the final.
Surprisingly, I was reminded this time that it would be hard to endure if I didn't do more for the third place.
I cleared it, but I'm still happy with my endurance.
I was more pumped up than I looked.
I feel like I've come this far.
I feel like I've achieved quite a bit at the end of the pipe slider.
This time, I didn't let my guard down at all.
I was pretty tired, and Tada was having a hard time sliding.
If you're not good at it, you'll be self- sufficient and slide many times.
So I pulled myself together and went for the pipe slider.
During the break, I repeated the image of the last swing of the pipe slider over and over again.
The goal is quite far, isn't it?
It's said that it's a goal that's close and far away.
That's true, and it's pretty far for an athlete.
But in the end, it's ideally far and I'm glad I made it to the final with 4,000 points.
Everyone is so happy about it.
I'm happy.
My parents, too.
I'm happy that Sasuke Kunsegawa is so happy about it.
I was happy about it.
It was the last barrier for me to qualify for the final.
First of all, I have to get to the bottom of the final.
If I don't do it, my practice for the final will be in vain.
I was happy to challenge the final with a relieved mind.
I'm happy about it.
I was happy about it.
I was able to challenge the final with a relieved mind.
I'm happy about it.
Before the start, Mr. Sugiyama's commentary continues for a while, but I'm preparing mentally and imagining the toughness of the final that will begin, so I know it's tough, so I don't feel like I'm going to lose.
I'm imagining it now.
I had this on until just before the clock, and I forgot to take it off.
You were going to take it off?
I was going to take it off, but I took it off right now because I thought it would be bad if I took it off right before.
I thought I protected it a little in the first one, but I went a little carefully and went as I imagined until the second half.
It wasn't that bad, and I was able to raise it with a good feeling while breathing, but after all, speed climbing works better than I imagined, and it's a lot harder than the last spider climb.
Samurai, there was quite a bit of fatigue left.
And 13 seconds.
13 is a little short.
Actually, 15 is certain.
About 15 or 16.
So it's pretty...
No matter how many times I look at it, it's still...
This is still frustrating.
It's still frustrating.
Well, it was this difference.
I was shocked for 20 or 30 seconds, and from there I had no choice but to accept the reality.
I was quite shocked, as I was going to go, so I have a frowning face.
How about dividing the final into three?
Well, climbing was about 80 or 90 points, and I was a little careful in the first part, but it was a loss, so it was almost 80 or 90 percent as I imagined.
I was able to get the salmon ladder out as I practiced, but as the second half got tough and the speed was dropping,
I think it would have been better if I had gone at least a little faster from the time of practice.
I was in a hurry and my form was a little off, so I didn't have much time, but I think it would have been better if I had calmed down a little and gone to the end in my original form.
Is it something you can see while climbing, like a button?
I can somehow see where the button is.
The one with the button says "goal" in Sasuke's final, and I'm climbing and my body is turning, but somehow I can hear the light of the lights and everyone's voices, so I think it's this way.
But it's that much of a feeling, really.
It's a feeling, so when I said I didn't have time and put out my hand at the end, I missed it, but I still think about it sometimes now that I've touched it.
It's a waste.
How do you feel about the final again?
Well, I was going to do what I could do, but I wish I had done a little more.
I was really far behind.
But the next time I go, I definitely want to practice and challenge so that I don't have the same feelings and regrets.
It's quite difficult to cut off one second of the final.
45 seconds is very short, so it's severe.
I have to pack up the details, and it's the same between the areas.
It's been about half a year since I finished salmon rada.
After 40 times, it took me about half a year to speed up a little again.
The more I speed up, the bigger my physical strength is.
I'm worried about whether I can finish the goal as a whole now, but I'm working hard.
It's quite difficult to cut off one second.
I'm often told that I can win the next time because I was so close last time.
I don't think I'm that optimistic.
I've been watching Sasuke's history all the time.
When everyone goes to the final, Sasuke evolves.
It's definitely a difficult area.
It's not easy to make it to the final next time.
I'm paying attention to that.
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