A short piece of news has emerged. This is related to the Dodgers. A new Japanese player has decided to join the team. His name is Osamu Yada. He was introduced as a biomechanics expert. He will reportedly play a role in helping pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto (26), who was hired on a 12-year long-term contract.
It’s an unfamiliar name. The field of biomechanics is also unfamiliar. Who is it? I wonder who it is. His profile is unique. He comes out as a representative of an organization called the Kinetic Forum. He teaches that he specializes in research and procedures on overall body balance (especially in the elderly).
She also has another job. She works at a 接骨 hospital. It is a place that treats sprained joints. It is hard to find one in Korea these days, but there are still many in Japan. She is known to run a Yada osteoblast named after her in Osaka. 온라인카지노사이트
This makes me wonder. It is a prestigious baseball team. It has a world-class medical specialist as its doctor. It has five to six staff exclusively in charge of medical and training. If it has assistants, it will increase the number. Why would the Dodgers sign another contract with an alternative medical expert in Japan.
There is a line that can be inferred. Quoted in the article was a comment from Yamamoto’s agent Joel Wolf. In other words, it should be seen that the joining of Yada osteophytes was made at the request of Yamamoto.
As it is known, he was drafted fourth. This means that it is not creepy. He had fast balls, but his small body made expectations low. He also has a history of injuries to his elbow and lower body. How did he become Japan’s best pitcher? It was thanks to meeting the osteophytes.
In his early days of joining the Orix Buffaloes, he had unique training methods. He walks around standing on his head and does not skip backhand springs. I thought that was the case. He goes to the outfield and transforms into a track and field athlete. He warms up for a while by throwing javelins, or javelins.
The coaches watching are surprised. “What are you doing? Who told you to do it like that?”
Why not? This is the first time I’ve seen it. I’ve never even heard of it. Above all, the mechanism itself is different. There was a strong stereotype that throwing a spear is a way not to do it because it aims too far away. This is what the person concerned said in an interview with legendary catcher Atsuya Furuta.
“There is a teacher who is watching my training. I started throwing spears because he recommended it. Because the spears are heavier and longer than the ball, I have to use my whole body. So it helps me move my weight. Besides, I don’t use my elbows very much. I liked it because it was a pressure-free posture (Furuta hits the knee at this point).”
That’s how different their encounters are. I have a friend of my father who makes baseball supplies. I have been there a lot since I was young. They also make gloves there. It was when my friend’s son was about to join the professional league. “I know someone. Do you want to meet him?”
He is a high school senior who will soon become a professional athlete. He is now full of motivation and full of dreams. He takes a long look at his size, movement and form. Then, Yada (Yamamoto calls him that) gives a stingy look.
“Think about your body. If you do it the way you do it, you can never do it. Trying not to sleep at all? But still, you can’t. You have to change everything from start to finish. If you can’t do that, don’t even start.” He nods his head without hesitation. “Yes, I’ll do as you say.”
Another job of the osteoblast director was said to be a biomechanics expert. It is a way of approaching improving motor skills through balance of the body. Handstands, backhand springs, and pitch windows are all such training. There are also about 400 other programs.
Yamamoto is not the only disciple of Sapa. Outfielder Yoshitomo Tsutsugo, who advanced to the Major League through DeNA BayStars, is also his junior.
Of course, his main job at the Dodgers would be to take care of Yamamoto. But the scouting team has another expectation. It’s about Yada’s unique theory and approach. How can he get such explosive power from a small physique to such a simple pitching form? How can he play the season without injury? Rumor has it that curiosity about this also played a role.