[WBC Japan representative selected! ]Seiya Suzuki looks back on his career high of 30 hits and 100 RBIs, saying, “I should have been in better shape”

▼Click here for the full version video[1hour39minutes][Seiya Suzuki]”What about the WBC?” “I don’t want to hear about 30 hits and 100 RBIs” “I really want to tell you”… I’ve said everything https://www.synchronous.jp/articles/-/3279?utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=20260128_suzukiseiya ▼YouTube video INDEX 0:00 Recent changes in training, I want to have a “body like a luxury car” 1:16 Are you concerned about your focus on numbers and your batting average? 2:35 Looking back on his MLB career highs, “I should have been better” 3:21 Surprisingly shy! ? “Embarrassing” when the camera is pointed at him 5:10 “I was irritated by the top level” after being eliminated from the All-Star lineup 6:50 Why I kept saying “desperate” even at a career high ▼Main story INDEX (approx. 100 minutes) ・Talk: This season & next season September “Major career high” August “Slump?” June “First half over” Batting data makes me wonder “What if?”… April “Japaneseization of the majors”・Q&A Corner with Seiya Suzuki ・Advice from Seiya Suzuki on “Batting Practice Methods” Click here for details on Seiya Suzuki’s subscription content “SEIYAS BATTING REPORT” 👇 https://www.synchronous.jp/ud/content/639172eda53aefa9c9000001?utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=20260128_suzukiseiya_shohin Seiya Suzuki, who plays for the Chicago Cubs, shares everything about his outstanding “batting theory” and “baseball theory.” The main theme is “Batting farther, stronger, and more fun.” Growth content that is a must-see not only for fans but also for baseball players and coaches, including explanations of his own batting and practice methods, analysis of top players, and support from “Team Seiya Suzuki” such as physical trainers! Please give us a high rating, channel registration, and comment! ⚾️ #Seiya Suzuki #Baseball #Major League #CUBS #MLB #Batting #Synchronus #Shohei Otani #Hiroshima Carp #Dodgers #Cubs #Home run #Career high #WBC