Soccer Technique by Yahiro Kazama Taizen Vol. II

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Sports and Physical Education
[Introduction to the Contents]
Mr. Yahiro Kazama, a leading Japanese technical expert, published the first "Technical Guidance for Instructors".
From the six technologies that Mr. Kazama emphasizes, "Stop," "Kick," "Carry," "Receive," "Remove," and "See and Not See," the second volume explains "Receive," "Remove," and "See and Not See" in a Q & A format with illustrations.
At the end of the book, there is a talk with one of his students, Mr. Hisashi Kobayashi (Kawasaki Frontale).
Chapter 1
Chapter 2 Remove
Chapter 3 See and Not See
Chapter 4 Knowledge of Instruction
Special Interview : Yahiro Kazama × Yu Kobayashi (Kawasaki Frontale)
Chapter 3 See and Not See
Biography of Author
Yahiro Kazama
Manager of Nankatsu SC.
Born in October 16, 1961, from Shizuoka Prefecture.
Graduated from Shimizu Commercial High School to Tsukuba University.
Participated in World Youth (now U-20 World Cup) in 1979, when he was in his third year of high school.
After graduating from university, he played for several clubs in Germany.
Transferred to Mazda S. C (now Sanfrecce Hiroshima) in 1989 and became the first Japanese to score in the opening game of the J-League in 1993.
Participated in 19 Japanese matches.
Retired from active in 1997 and became a coach of two universities and two J-clubs, Toin Yokohama University (98 - 2004), Tsukuba University (08 - 12), Kawasaki Frontale (12 - 16) and Nagoya Grampus (17 - 19).
Served as Chairman of the Technical Committee of the Cerezo Osaka from 1921 to December 2024, and led the Nankatsu SC of the