Guidance policy of baseball-full-count/” title=”What is the policy of the powerful Musashifuchu senior who "does not teach too much" to play an active part in high school baseball? | Full-Count”>Musashifuchu Senior Director Takayuki Koizumi, creating a path that can be done to the university
The names of players from Musashifuchu Senior, the top level in Japan, have come to be seen in college baseball leagues, working teams, and recently in professional baseball. Director Takayuki Koizumi creates an environment where he can continue playing baseball for a long time, and guides the course that suits the players. In the series “Select Design,” which focuses on the future of baseball boys, we asked him how to make a “line” for the future.
Parents were watching the practice at the stand of Fuchu City Baseball Field where the night practice was held. Some teams prohibit conversations between leaders and parents, but Musashi Fuchu does not. Many briefings and parent-teacher associations are also held to convey the team’s policies.
“I don’t actively talk to myself, but the team has the concept of raising players together with my dad and mom. When I go to high school, (the family) is separated. Sometimes I end up doing it. I can only do it now, so I feel like let’s do it together. “
Although there are some differences depending on the year, the number of people who can join in the first grade is limited. It is also the number of students that Koizumi, who wants to play baseball for a long time, can devote himself to choosing a career path so that he can continue playing baseball at the school that suits him. The commander is looking at his students to continue playing baseball until college.
“I’m still a kid, so I have a dream of becoming a professional baseball player. That also applies to playing baseball for a long time. Most of the time we finish baseball in high school, so we can continue in college. Only a handful of people can do it. But now it’s not like that, and you can continue to play baseball at a high level even in local leagues. More and more children are motivated. I always say “
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