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mudgoon t1_jda8u47 wrote
This is an interesting layout. Anybody know what this is called?
DankRoughly t1_jda9pv7 wrote
10 bowls of rice per day? 👀
HoopOnPoop t1_jdaax5k wrote
The personality, mental toughness, and karma sections are where he has been most impressive to me. Like yes he's physically incredible and like none we have ever seen, but to do all that without a single person having a single negative thing to say about him is probably the most remarkable.
TossNWashMeClean t1_jdabdfn wrote
organized mastery of one's craft
SonicLoverDS t1_jdabp64 wrote
This is the worst sudoku puzzle I've ever seen.
Original-Ad-4642 t1_jdaslrn wrote
Pro athletes gotta eat
Original-Ad-4642 t1_jdasntw wrote
Dude’s a pitcher, outfielder, and DH.
Damn!
skunkadelic t1_jdatqfh wrote
Let's just call him Showtani at this point since he pretty much owns the big show now.
LavenderBlueProf t1_jdaye5w wrote
what is the interpretation/meaning of calm mind burning heart? (also what is the phrase in Japanese if anyone can clarify this)
Old_Ad7385 t1_jdayskq wrote
One helluva sudoku
booitsjwu t1_jdb8p2c wrote
Also, Japanese rice bowls are fairly small, just 12-13 cm/~5 in in diameter.
areddy831 t1_jdb9nrz wrote
What’s FSQ / RSQ? Hope it’s not ‘roids haha
CrispyRussians t1_jdbavlu wrote
No Japanese but I read that to be passionate but not be ruled by emotions. Use your passion as a tool to guide you not rule you etc
excadedecadedecada t1_jdbbk2n wrote
That ain't rice.
FarFetchedSketch t1_jdbdkrm wrote
My boi's on that LOUD diet
FarFetchedSketch t1_jdbdqdc wrote
I read it as "work your body, rest your mind". Dude probably dude hella cardio
BornPotato5857 t1_jdbg58e wrote
lmao 'take steroids', 'take hgh'
wako944 t1_jdbgiyi wrote
Front squat, rear squat
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Phil_Ivey t1_jdbjmh4 wrote
GOATANI
Ok_Accident5918 t1_jdbk2d7 wrote
It’s called the Harada Method. It’s a personal-growth technique created by Takashi Harada, a former middle school teacher in Japan. The Harada Method is supposed to teach self-reliance and enable people to achieve their goals. Ohtani was taught it by his high school coach.
cuteriemi t1_jdbmh4h wrote
Nice! Very interesting method. Cool how it integrates discreet things intuitively into bigger goals and a complex whole.
ReadRightRed99 t1_jdc520s wrote
Why did he make it in English?
Hefty-Newspaper-9889 t1_jdcd1rx wrote
The harada method is quite something.
I highly recommend it. Have been using it for years.
I don’t throw 102 mph but it has helped me hit my goals and surpass them three years in a row!
justingod99 t1_jdch4fb wrote
This should be in the title
Hefty-Newspaper-9889 t1_jdd2ffw wrote
Everyone that is interested in this format…
This is an end result of an entire program and a process. Shortcutting to this because it was published won’t help you achieve your goals.
The harada method is legit. One step of it won’t drive the change you need.
farinbetween t1_jdddd6f wrote
this is the way OP
HankScorpio4242 t1_jddjirm wrote
It’s interesting to contrast this with the John Wooden Pyramid of Success.
https://images.app.goo.gl/3ktEh8usoj1ZH3zs5
What I find noteworthy is how Wooden’s approach is based on building a foundation and then moving to the next level. It’s a progression. The Harada Method is less hierarchical and more about integrating the various elements together. I see merits in both approaches and wonder if there might be a way to bring them together.
Bryce_Taylor1 t1_jde286l wrote
Middle out compression y'all
CoolIndependence8157 t1_jdezmn2 wrote
He’s literally the only reason I care about baseball these days.
ropony t1_jdj87w2 wrote
this fucking rules. something absolutely just clicked into place in my neurodivergent brain.
PintaLOL t1_jdkflbc wrote
I can't stop thinking about this
Hairypotsmokr t1_jda6dgf wrote
Amazing ending to the game last night. He is a lot of fun to watch.