「五十嵐カノアの頭の良さはCT選手の中でも突出している」- F+ | THE SURF NEWS「サーフニュース」

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● Question Gabriel Medina is a player who has a three -time match with technology, mental, tactics.Especially in recent years, I feel that the competition needs a smartness and is watching the game.Who felt the best (including sly, including sly) that Yuki has seen so far? And vice versa (softerly ...I also want to know people who are good at surfing?) Lol

As a competitor, how to read the other party's psychology, how quickly the adjustment of up to 20 points is done, how to understand every corner of the rules book, and that will lead to your own interests.I think it is an instant application and act.

When it comes to human intelligence, it can be seen in interviews and remarks, but I don't want to discuss the individual intelligence of professional surfer.If you become a vocational professional surfer, you will be able to win the game, get a prize, gain high popularity, and have an influence, but in the current world, SNS will burn.Because there are aspects like Nambo, things like popularity and influence will have nothing to do with intelligence, and it seems that the truly approval rating is difficult to measure.

After watching the game for almost 30 years, I searched with the keywords of smartness, and the most surprising thing was the interfare that I did to hold down the opponent. 2019 pipes, the opponent is Kaio Iberi. I don't know any other examples of using rule books. I think it was a stunning arrangement, whether it was his father and coach, Charlie's instructions or his own judgment. It was the rule of scale from the eyes of the common sense of interfair to determine the win. Just before the end of the heat in the best one. Priority is Caio. It is not a wave that is likely to be reversed there, but if there is a mistake, the wave is reversed. Anyway, because it is a pipe, one barrel one -shot reversal can be in any wave. Of course, Kaio paddle with the last chance to the waves, and Gab dropped in and killed a reversal chance. Naturally, the gab is the best one count in the priority interfare, but it is still a winning calculation. It was my first example of using an interfare as a weapon. I wrapped it as much as this is to wrap my tongue (laughs).

Before that, would it be Kelly?Kelly's opponent's failure, which is to be handed out by waves that you do not need to ride, and loses the priority, can be said to be a way for any rookie to pass.Of course, Kelly knew and approached an invitation, so how many times did you see the heated heat?I hear a lot of stories about psychological warfare from before the heat, but in any case, it's smart.He can be said to be a wise, sloppy player.

In recent years, I think Gab and Igarashi Kanoa are also very smart players.I think it's amazing that we use the rules aggressively enough to make new rules for blocking with nooprology, and in each situation, instantly follow the rules book to make the best actions that are advantageous for you.For example, when it is pullout, riding, crossing, or avoiding when entangled with takeoff, it is really wonderful to make the opponent's interface accurate by instant judgment.is.I think it is outstanding even in CT -level players.

Well, if you are not smart, you will not be a CT player, or you can not win unless you can use it all, so everyone is smart in using a rule book.The Japanese except Kanoa are missing.After all, I don't have a Japanese WSL rulebook.I don't think it's a very handicap that there is no rulebook in my native language.Using the rules in an advantageous way is much more important than fighting and quietly as stupid.I think you need an accurate rule book in your native language to do that.

(F+editor -in -chief, Yuki)