Watch the movement
Let's go after Mill!
Move quickly
Please answer with a number.
When do we say "observe the movement"?
When you see a friend running
When you see a car approaching
In sports, you can also see scenes like this.
When hitting the ball
- When tracking a ball or shuttlecock with your eyes
(Baseball, tennis, table tennis, badminton, etc.)
Move your eyes
Search and try it!
A shape will be displayed.
Please tell me where the circle was.
When do you need to "move your eyes"?
When comparing the blackboard and your notebook
When reading a book
In sports, you can also see scenes like this.
- When you shift your gaze from the ball to your teammates
- When playing while watching the goal and the opponent's movements
(Soccer, basketball, rugby, etc.)
View broadly
Spread it out and see!
Stare at the center of the screen,
Please tell me where the numbers and circles were located.
This is when you need to "look at things from a broader perspective"!
- When you are looking ahead and also noticing the people and things around you.
- When looking ahead and being careful of cars and bicycles
In sports, you can also see scenes like this.
- When looking around while watching the ball
- When you are aware of the positions of your teammates and opponents while playing.
(Soccer, basketball, tennis, volleyball, table tennis, etc.)
At a glance
Quickly see it!
The position of the shape that appears for just a moment
Please answer me.
When do we say "take a quick look"?
- When you can quickly find what you're looking for
- When you can quickly find landmarks or signals
In sports, you can also see scenes like this.
- Quickly find the direction the ball came from.
- Quickly find a teammate to pass to.
(Basketball, baseball, soccer, volleyball, table tennis, etc.)