◆ This is a rare book with limited distribution. The condition is generally good. How to Raise Top Athletes: The Power to Attract "Luck" and "People" by Tamotsu Matsuda Publisher's Comments: As a coach, the author observed Masami Ihara in high school and coached Shinji Ono, Junichi Inamoto, and Naohiro Takahara in junior high school. He says, "Top athletes have a knack for captivating people and attracting luck." So how did they attract "luck" and "people"? In this book, based on episodes with the players, the author highlights five keywords: <Motivation>, <Overseas Experience>, <Mental Training>, <Latin Thinking>, and <Strong Individuality>. Drawing on his knowledge, experiences shared with them, and the coaching and development methods he established over 33 years as a teacher and soccer coach, he shares the know-how of how to live a life that "attracts luck and attracts people" with young generations and parents. In this book, based on episodes with the players, the author highlights five keywords: "Motivation," "Overseas Experience," "Mental Training," "Latin Thinking," and "Strong Individuality." From the coaching and development methods established through practice, he shares the know-how of how to live a life that attracts "luck" and "people" with young generations and parents. Table of Contents Chapter 1: Motivation over Theory (Falling in love with the players; Ihara's dentist incident, etc.) Chapter 2: Breaking the National Isolation of the Heart (The fortune of eighty yen to the dollar; Ono's "contract incident," etc.) Chapter 3: Mental Training (The practice of Japan's first training method; Unexpected two consecutive losses, etc.) Chapter 4: Latin Thinking and Strong Individuality (Establishing strong individuality; Inamoto's Latin thinking, etc.) Chapter 5: New Challenges (Lagging Japanese sports awareness; Japanese soccer in the 21st century, etc.) Chapter 6: Attracting luck and attracting people (First, do what you love!; What is something you love?, etc.)