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921: 名無しさん＠英語勉強中 (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ fb23-xJqS) [] 2021/11/21(日) 17:07:08 ID:V9oIaDPE0

>>919
こんな感じかな。
Actually, I’m not interested in tennis at all, so my opinion may be superficial for people who follow Naomi Osaka earnestly, but in my understanding, Naomi is very poor at maintaining of her healthy mental condition, so couldn’t deliver good results before her first grand slam championship in 2018, and I remember that the media at that time reported that Naomi’s coach always encouraged her, and it worked very well. Therefore, I was a little shocked to know that Naomi Osaka left the coach. I thought, “What happened to her?”

Anyway, her weakest point seemed to be not her physical skills but her mentality. Suddenly, however, such a mentally fragile girl began to show her political opinions about BLM. BLM is very controversial. Not all people support BLM. There are also many who frown at people who shout,” BLM”. If Naomi had a very strong mentality, it would be all right, but she doesn’t. Therefore, it’s natural that Naomi became so nervous that she had to refuse any interviews.
I believe many athletes actually struggle to overcome their insecure mental condition, and if they are irritated or very nervous, it’s very hard to achieve their goals. When it comes to Naomi Osaka, she may have forgotten her weakness. I sometimes think, “If Naomi Osaka still had that coach.”

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940: 名無しさん＠英語勉強中 (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ fb23-xJqS) [] 2021/11/21(日) 19:03:36 ID:V9oIaDPE0

>>939
I sometimes practice writing by commenting on SNS, so it’s funny to see someone trying to counter in Japanese here on the EIKEN 1st Grade thread.

First, the question provided was “ Is it good for cerebritis to accept interview?” Of course, top athletes are cerebritis, so I talked about Naomi Osaka during the lesson. Since I was also an athlete in the past, I know how important it is for them to maintain secure mental condition. Therefore, I chose her as a failure example.

It is true that she confessed that she suffered from PTSD and declined all her interviews although accepting them was her duty. and I need to find a reason why she was mentally damaged.

What happened before the confession? She began to support BLM, and as a result she began to be bashed. And it’s well-known that Naomi Osaka cannot control her mentality during games. Don’t you think people who are not into her or tennis believe the reason is kicking out her coach since he always took care of her mental condition?

My conclusion is that Naomi Osaka shouldn’t have bring up BLM, thinking about the possible negative impact on her future performance. And I don’t recommend celebrities to stand up for political purposes. If they are colored politically, they tend to lose many fans and easily criticized, and in consequence they cannot achieve their goals.

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965: 名無しさん＠英語勉強中 (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 1234-EwrM) [sage] 2021/11/22(月) 12:41:16 ID:L9xNDSaO0

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Title: Should The Sports Industry Use More Technologies? (スポーツ業界はもっとテクノロジーを利用すべきか）

Nowadays the global market size of sports technology has been growing very fast and its demand is expected to continue increasing for a foreseeable future because of the emerging technologies.
However, I fear that excessive adoptions of technology into the sports world can be detrimental for all sport-related companies and sports fans. I have three rationales to support my opinion.

First, video replays during a game break in play. Some players/teams request to show the video replays during a game as a tactic to deliberately slow down the game progress for the sake of slowing down the opponent's momentum.
Second, even though wearing protective equipment such as helmets or shin pads is considered to reduce performer's injury risk, putting too much faith in protective gears results in greater injury chances dangerously taken due to more aggressive performances.
Lastly, and this is my own perspective, but the high tech technology might change nature of sport. I understand that the cutting-edge sports technologies will improve the quality of sports. For example, ball-tracing system automatically makes correct decisions all the time and retractable roof of stadium enables events to give comfort to players and spectators in inclement weather.
However, Nature of sport would be changed if too much technology is used, because it makes sports boring when unpredictability and atmosphere are completely lost.

In light of the points mentioned above, human athletes should be the stars in any sporting evets, not sports tech companies, which comes to conclusion that sports industries should not overly rely on technology.

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