Director Tatsuya Yamakawa of the Reitaku University Athletics Club will be invited as a lecturer for elementary and junior high school faculty and staff training in Kashiwa City, Chiba Prefecture on July 2019, 7, and will give a lecture on "the future of club activity guidance."
Kashiwa City's club activity guidelines deal with the conversion of club activities from "quantity to quality", "excessive guidance by the victorious supremacy of advisors", "long practice to the extent that children and students are injured in physical and mental health", We are reviewing this so that there is no "excessive burden that makes it impossible to secure sufficient time for class preparation and teaching material research for advisors."
In this training, the issue is that the teachers who teach club activities lack knowledge about "coaching" and "conditioning", and through the lecture by Director Yamakawa, we will understand the significance and ideal way of club activities. Deepen and improve the leadership of faculty and staff.
Before giving a lecture to elementary and junior high school faculty members, Director Yamakawa said, "It is important to keep close communication with each other, such as whether each team player is aiming for the same goal and whether there is a problem with their physical condition. It is important to create and maintain a strong image of victory in your life and practice. I always try to keep my motivation high and make efforts to maintain it. " He talked about his thoughts.
Director Tatsuya Yamakawa was born in Fukui Prefecture in 1984.At private Yatomi High School (currently Aichi Reimei High School), he taught the Ekiden Race Club and raised him to the top class in Aichi Prefecture. Keita Murase, who was selected for the Kanto Student Union in the Hakone Ekiden in 2015 and 2016, was a student of Yatomi High School. He has been a coach of the Reitaku University Athletics Club since 2010, and became a coach in April 2017. At the Hakone Ekiden qualifying session in October 4, the team will be led to the highest ranking ever. In the Hakone Ekiden in January 2018, he commanded the Kanto Student Union Team Director.
