VIDEO 00:00 Opening 00:20 About the 2023-2024 season00:55 Jumping styles that change with the times02:00 About my own jumping03:11 To continue competing at the world’s top level04:34 Listening to the “sound” of the jumping hill05:24 Starting ski jumping What happened 07:06 Olympics and Life ＜＜SHOVEL SPORTS＞＞ With the concept of “Let’s dig out the treasures to talk about,” Shovel Sports aims to improve public image and sports news through interviews with top athletes of various sports. This is a new sports channel that unearths and records the life philosophy and feelings toward competition of real athletes behind the scenes. Through the athletes’ careers, we will tell stories that move people’s hearts through the ages, such as what they have aimed for, the knowledge and skills they want to share with viewers, their recommendations to society, and the source of motivation that applies to everyone in life. I will tell you everything. We will then deliver the “memories” of their lives as precious video “records” to the next generation of young people who will carry the future of sports, and to everyone who loves sports.[Sara Takanashi]Started jumping in the second grade of elementary school, and in February 2011 became the youngest female athlete to win an international jumping competition sanctioned by the International Ski Federation at the Continental Cup in February 2011. After that, he won four overall championships at the FIS World Cup, and won a bronze medal at the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics. At the FIS World Cup, she accomplished the feat of achieving 63 wins, the most ever for a man or woman, and standing on the podium 116 times, the most for a woman. #SHOVELSPORTS #Shovel Sports #Athlete #Sports #Interview #Sara Takanashi #Sara Takanashi #Ski Jumping #Sports Media
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