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TAKERU MIYAMOTO'S FIRST STAGE TACKLE
Can you do it one more time?! I can't reach it!
Tamaguchi!
TAKERU MIYAMOTO'S FIRST STAGE TACKLE
This is my area.
You can't underestimate me.
TAKERU MIYAMOTO'S FIRST STAGE TACKLE
Can you tell me which area you chose?
The area I chose is my first stage tackle.
TAKERU MIYAMOTO'S FIRST STAGE TACKLE
YUJI URUSHIHARA, 52kg, pushes the 480kg tackle.
TAKERU MIYAMOTO'S FIRST STAGE TACKLE
And the tackle! Takeru!
TAKERU MIYAMOTO'S FIRST STAGE TACKLE
A total of 860kg!
TAKERU MIYAMOTO'S FIRST STAGE TACKLE
His muscles are trembling!
TAKERU MIYAMOTO'S FIRST STAGE TACKLE
I think my Sasuke life has changed a lot because of the tackle.
It works on my legs.
It makes me tired.
It prevents me from climbing walls.
That's my area.
TAKERU MIYAMOTO'S FIRST STAGE TACKLE
For people who are simple and light, it's disadvantageous.
How do you overcome your lightness?
From the 31st to the 41st stage,
I think there are stories about this area.
In the pitch black darkness,
this iron witch stands up and smiles at the challengers.
So far, 17 people have made it to the first stage.
And finally, the glorious soap millionaire,
Takeru Miyamoto!
I didn't know he was so different.
I think he is about 50kg or 1kg heavier than me.
After the jump hang, I think I just went for it, but this was my first time, so I didn't know how to do it, and it was like a power match.
It's like a wall you've built up.
That's right.
No, this is already...
My legs are out of place.
I took a lot of breaks.
I was so tired that I couldn't even take a break.
I thought my legs were gone.
Even though I said it was pretty close, I couldn't feel my legs at all.
I thought it was really bad.
It's 100% tackle influence.
It's my first time tackling, and I don't know how to do it.
It's pretty light.
I wasn't prepared and didn't analyze enough, so I was exhausted and couldn't do anything.
That's how it was.
In the final of the previous tournament, I thought I could do it in the third final.
At that timing, I thought it would be a tackle and used my weakest point.
I took a lot of damage.
This is it!
No, no.
Actually, this is a proper strategy.
When I thought about whether there was a strategy or not, it takes a little time to push it away little by little in a car or something like that, but it's a completely different feeling of fatigue.
I thought it would be easier than continuing for a long time, and I thought I would go to this competition with that strategy.
It's not a trauma enough to think that it's impossible if you don't go with it, but it's amazing.
It's tough, but it doesn't go until it stops completely.
I should have pushed it a little more, but this tackle itself was as planned.
Of course I knew it would take time here, so I had a strategy to save money in other areas.
This is no good, but you can get drunk the next time.
If I had pushed properly, I probably wouldn't have been able to climb up.
I was wondering why I didn't have enough time.
I was going to save money, but if I had climbed up in the first half, I would only have had to do that.
I thought I would make it in time, but I was wondering why I didn't have enough time.
I'm sure Shingo-san said it in the comments.
In the end, this wasn't the best.
There is another continuation of this word.
I started thinking about the first stage based on the tackle.
As a result, I became very conscious of the fact that I had to hurry in other areas.
I wanted to get in as soon as possible, and I wanted to save as little time as possible.
The number of combinations has increased many times since then.
I'm in a hurry and it doesn't go well.
I'm reaching out at this time.
I'm opening my legs with my crotch.
In the first half, I push with my calves and toes, but in the second half, I change how I push and open my legs.
I push with my buttocks and thighs.
I didn't want it to work for my legs, so in the end, I shift my legs a little to the side and push with my calves and toes.
If you change how you push and the position of your legs, the muscles you use will change a little, so you want to distribute them as much as possible.
I don't know if this is really good, but I'm tired at this rate, so I want to change my posture a little.
That's why I'm trying to escape at this time.
I'm going to do a lot of things anyway.
I think I was faster.
I can't do it anymore.
I'm scared.
The scene of the 31st tournament comes to mind.
Even now, I still have a little of it, but when I go to the wall, I feel like it's no good.
I lost my image of clearing because of the impact of the tackle.
There was a part of me that thought I couldn't do this stage, and there was a part of me that was mentally defeated.
Now it's Matachi's challenge of the tackle and catch the wall.
They push 860kg together.
That's right.
152cm and 53kg.
Now, as always, the strongest versus the worst.
The finalist, Matachi, has about 20 seconds left.
There hasn't been a big change, but...
The finalist who has been frustrated for about a year, can he overcome the wall?
There's a lot of things.
I didn't do much training before this tournament.
I thought about not going out.
The finish was bad, so you can't win even if you fight hard.
It's impossible now, so of course you can't win even if you have a bad finish.
I started thinking about other strategies.
At the 35th tournament the other day, I couldn't climb the wall with three legs.
I kept doing it without breathing with the tackle.
It was so bad that my lips turned blue.
At that time, I experienced retiring with three legs for the first time.
I was conscious of my breathing.
It's crazy.
Can you see my mouth?
Can you see it?
I'm doing this mouth in each area.
When I'm in action, I get absorbed in it and my breathing gets shallow.
I thought it would be better not to do it too much.
I was conscious of breathing deeply.
Then it was completely different.
I couldn't win even if I fought hard.
I noticed it because my finish was bad.
I have a better image now.
I was happy. I was simply happy.
It's a sense of freedom, isn't it?
It's like, "Look, Sasuke is doing it for this pleasure."
It's such a pleasant moment.
Did you feel like you could see your shape well as a tackle strategy?
No, but it's not actually yet.
- It's not yet? - Not yet.
Since the tackle appeared,
I think it's probably the most calm tackle I've ever done.
It's like I did it normally.
I don't think about anything extra.
I don't know.
[Sasuke's tackle strategy]
There's a certain amount of force.
At first, you put force in the moment you connect.
There are times when you start to pull out a little when you get this far.
I think I've grasped that kind of timing quite well.
It's this close.
You can tell the moment you connect, so you put force in.
[Sasuke's tackle strategy]
I thought it was about time.
It's heavy, it's crazy heavy.
It's so heavy that you think you're going to stop.
But I've gotten used to the weight of it.
[Sasuke's tackle strategy]
I feel like I'm walking around here and there.
I'm not in a hurry.
[Sasuke's tackle strategy]
If you're this tired, you'll be able to run like this.
I've gotten used to it.
So if you run about 70%, you won't crush your legs and you'll be able to run.
I think I'm starting to stabilize around here.
[Sasuke's tackle strategy]
At first, you're going like this with your toes.
At that time, you speed up.
At the first start dash, you speed up and speed up at once.
I feel like I'm pushing more and more at once.
Before, I stopped a little more in front of me.
I stopped a little more in front of me, sped up, and pushed slowly.
30 more! 30 more!
OK! OK!
And a tackle! A light kick!
But the tackle is very heavy!
860kg in total!
12m pushed in!
It's raining! Green! Dangerous!
Now! A kick!
Be careful!
Is there a lot of negative things about having big legs?
When you have big legs, your speed drops, doesn't it?
But it's hard for your legs to listen to you.
It's like you're asked to use different muscles for different uses.
It's difficult.
Even if you say legs, there are a lot of muscles in your legs.
Leg muscles that are often used for different uses.
So if you distribute your strength with your posture,
it works, but it doesn't affect your walking.
Is that so?
Yes.
Wow!
It depends on the person.
For me, even if you have big legs, you can walk fast.
Of course, people with power can walk.
Yes.
That's right. If you have big legs, you can walk.
Yes.
Some people say you don't have to work so hard.
In my case, I have to work hard at first.
If you have big legs from the beginning, you can't move.
You don't have that power.
Yes.
I see.
It's hard to train like that.
For me, it's about completion.
I push with my toes all the time.
I can't do this anymore.
One more step.
The way of doing it is the same as the way of doing it in the 31st tournament.
I pushed with my small legs in the 31st tournament.
But I didn't have muscles at the time, so I was very tired.
I'm training that muscle strength, so I can still do it.
Was it a tackle that was close to perfection last year?
That's right. I didn't think about tackling at all.
Until now, I had a tackle and thought about what pace I should do on the first stage.
At this time, I didn't think about it at all.
And first of all, it's the runner!
I had the experience of struggling and overcoming like this.
Of course, there were times when it was hard.
I thought that I could do it if I didn't give up
I think it was such an area that led to confidence that you can do it if you don't give up.