Her beautiful face is sweaty and her voice is lovely.
Sawa Hazuki showed off her idol spirit. He achieved a record of over 800 times in the last muscle training event, the back kick. Amazingly, she captured the queen with a "back kick." However, in reality, the production manager STOP was concerned about Sawa's body. He was aiming for 1,000 times.
The footage that captures this record-setting bravery is a valuable asset. He kept kicking his legs for over 30 minutes. My elbows and arms, which support my upper body, must have been quite numb. To be honest, Sawa-san was already showing signs of shortness of breath after less than 100 reps. I didn't expect the location team to continue, but after about 300 shots, things started to stabilize.
But I can't hide my quirk. Mr. Sawa's dominant buttock is his left buttock. So, if you keep kicking your legs up alternately, your legs will gradually move to the left. Mr. Sawa sensed this and tried to correct himself by returning to the center of the mat, but perhaps due to the lack of oxygen, he began to lose track of the numbers as the count up, and was unable to return to the center. The fact that his dominant buttock is on the left was also revealed in this ``back kick.'' You can see it in the photo.
The count up is getting harder and harder
In the "back kick" of artisTV, we tell them at the beginning to count when they kick. Because if they count when they return, they will lose track of the number, like Sawa did this time. It's not from the beginning. Due to the influence of stamina, strength, and oxygen, Sawa ends up counting when she bends her knees, and while she is thinking about the number, the oxygen in her blood is stolen by her brain, making the situation even tougher.
From around 500 times onwards, you have truly broken through your limits. The volume of the count-up has clearly increased, and an increase in lung capacity can be seen. Sweat was visible on his body, and his white bottoms were also damp. Sweat was dripping endlessly down my face. But he's in the zone. However, my legs have exceeded their limits, and when I put my knee down to switch from side to side, I hear a ``thump'' sound. The microphone picked up the sound, but I didn't mute it to avoid leaving Sawa-san's predicament in jeopardy.
I would like you to see Sawa-san's back kick with all his might. This is an idol.
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