Playing house in the anime world

Echizen Ryoma trained by himself for a while, and then he couldn't help but start thinking about Echizen Ryoma.

He actually forgot about his brother?

It's really a headache. He doesn't know what happened between him and his brother. His old father only explained that Echizen Ryoma is indeed his brother, but he refused to reveal anything about what happened between them.

I hope that a plot like "We once agreed on something, but my amnesia caused me to break the promise" won't happen between them.

Otherwise, he felt that whether he recovered his memory or not, he would have to face at least one very embarrassing situation.

Feeling a little confused, Ryoma Echizen glanced at the robot running around the field picking up the ball behind him and decided to let No. 24 have a rest today.

He turned around and was about to leave, but saw Echizen Ryuga at the door.

He didn't know how long he had been standing there, and his expression looked extremely complicated.

"When did you stand here?" Echizen Ryoma was startled.

Fortunately, he didn't say anything weird to himself just now, otherwise it would be too embarrassing if the person concerned heard it!

"The environment of this club looks really nice." Echizen Ryuya did not answer his question.

"To measure the quality of a club, we cannot simply use the environment as a criterion." Echizen Ryoma answered subconsciously.

The club environment is indeed important, but for people like them, what really matters is whether you can grow in the club and whether you can use the club to get what you want.

For example, opportunities to compete, stronger opponents, a broader stage, a larger stadium and so on.

If a club has a good environment, but in fact it is just for show and cannot bring more benefits to the club members, then it is useless no matter how good the environment is.

But in other words, the word "environment" itself includes all of the things mentioned above, but some people simply understand "environment" as the club's hardware facilities.

What does Echizen Ryomasa refer to as “environment”?

"What you said makes sense. The delicious food in the cafeteria doesn't represent everything." Echizen Ryuya didn't see much here that could really help with tennis skills.

Delicious nutritious and healthy meals and high-tech stadium environments mean nothing.

What really matters is the “coach”, the “companion”, the “competition” and the “opponent”.

But it is true that this club gathers the country's young generation of talented players. It's a pity that although there were world-famous top tennis players like Nanjiro Echizen, the country's tennis environment has not become very good because of this.

At least in terms of international integration, it is very bad.

Therefore, he does not recommend staying in a domestic club, especially a currently non-professional club, even if Keigo Atobe wants to turn the club into a real professional tennis club in the future.

Greater influence in world-class tennis events, connections in the tennis community, awards accumulated over the years...these are not something that can be achieved through short-term efforts.

Although Keigo Atobe is rich, the club is not his main career and he can't spend all his money on it.

He did not underestimate Keigo Atobe's love for tennis, but the fact that there was no excellent tennis coach in this club was very telling.

Some people cannot be recruited with money, and in the eyes of many people, this club is just a child's play.

Obviously, Ryuya Echizen didn't know much about the club, so he didn't know that the reason for the birth of this club was originally very childish.

Echizen Ryoma didn't know what Echizen Ryoma was thinking exactly, but if he underestimated the cafeteria system that Atobe Keigo and Gojo Aiko had worked so hard to establish, he would be in big trouble.

Every time they spend a vacation at the club, everyone will find that their physical fitness has improved. Everyone has gained a lot of weight, but they don’t look fatter.

The nutritious and healthy meals you eat will eventually turn into solid muscles through high-intensity exercise. The "breathing training method" developed by Aiko Gojo and Keigo Atobe seems to be particularly effective for growing muscles, but this is very different from the muscles built on fitness equipment in the gym.

I heard that it was based on the secret recipe of muscle training passed down from Mr. Purgatory's family in the Purgatory Kendo Dojo, which allows people to gain powerful strength through a short period of training. It is said that the most primitive training method overdrafts the body's energy, so they have undergone some improvements.

The improved training method can enable people to double their training results without overdrawing their bodies.

Originally, no one would have believed that simply changing the breathing pattern could make training more effective, until each of them tried it personally and found that such a thing actually existed.

And after trying it, I found that it is not as magical as it sounds.

"Breathing" is a very important thing in exercise. People who have run long distances should know that the breathing frequency when running is very important. Once the breathing is disordered, the whole person's state will never return to normal.

The same is true for other sports.

So they adapted to this breathing training method quite quickly.

The feedback brought by good physical fitness is also huge. Many people cannot use their trump card moves when playing tennis frequently because they will cause harm to their own bodies.

But when their basic physical abilities become stronger, this kind of damage will gradually decrease.

This is surprising, after all, it means they have more possibilities.

Aiko Gojo has always attached great importance to world-class tennis events, and they have always been very aware of how strong foreign players are.

Many people often watch those games and wonder how they can beat such opponents.

If this club was originally built just to facilitate their own internal competitions and exchanges, then now, the club's journey is already to the stars and the sea!

As for the coaches, they originally thought that it was time to bring in some good coaches. In fact, each of them more or less knew some people who could be coaches.

However, after their own observations from many aspects, they always felt that these coaches might not be compatible with the clubs.

To be precise, it doesn't fit Gojo Aiko's style.

Aiko Gojo is obviously not the kind of person who simply regards "winning the game" as everything. She will never sacrifice the player's physical health, mental health, tennis dream, etc. for the sake of winning or losing the game.

Her style is pure, happy and inclusive, rather than harsh, cold and ruthless.

She has always been negative about violent tennis and has great disdain for arrogant and rude people.

She seems to be very casual about etiquette between seniors and juniors, but in fact she respects everyone's self and dignity.

On the surface, she often slacks off at work or takes leave to travel, but in fact, Aiko Gojo is very responsible for this job.

Simply put, the feudal dregs and dark side of this society are things that she would never allow to happen in front of her.