"Everything has an end" Still, what you can see by accumulating "knacks"
"Honestly, I wonder if I'm a person whose expiration date has expired."
(From a television interview with the author after the 2016 Rio Nejaneiro Olympic final)
He became a representative of Japan at the age of 16 and won the Japan Championship for 10 consecutive years.
100m, 200m Japanese record holder (2009-present).
He won two silver medals and one bronze medal at the 2012 London Olympics.
――From the end, it's a smooth sailing life, but four years ago, Irie Ryosuke 's heart shattered ...
"I haven't won the Olympics or the FINA World Championships, so I think I'm vulnerable to the actual performance ..."
"At the age of 30, I think my physical ability has declined (as a swimmer) ..."
"The 2020 Tokyo Olympics are no longer possible ..."
Don't lose to criticism, cherish every day for 4 years
What is the secret of Irie's "strength of mind" to practice hard?
The only thing you should always exceed is "Yesterday's self" -a book to learn "how to have the right goal"!
[Table of contents]
Chapter 1 Dreams
Chapter 2 Overcoming Pressure
Chapter 3 Polish yourself
Chapter 4 Crawling up from a predicament
Chapter 5 How to Build Relationships
Chapter 6 Living as a member of society
ISBN: 9784046048707
Release date: September 18, 2020
Publisher: KADOKAWA