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Miyama Motoyoshi Miyama Motoyoshi

Miyama Motoyoshi

MIYAMA Motoyoshi

Professor (Chiba Togane Campus)

area of expertise: Sports Science (physical education methods, sports psychology, lifesaving)

job title

Advisor to the President (Student Support)

Main subjects

Introduction to lifelong sports, sports psychology, mind and body science, first aid (including practical training), physical training practice

Research Themes and Keywords

"Research on the history, training, and instruction methods in lifesaving" "Research on leadership and sports mental training in sports groups"

Final academic background/degree

University of New South Wales, Australia Graduate School/Doctor

licence · Qualification

Japanese Society of Sport Psychology Certified Sports Mental Training Instructor, NSCA Certified CSCS, Japanese Red Cross Society First Aid and Water Safety Law Instructor, Japan Lifesaving Association Surf Lifesaving and BLS Instructor

Affiliated academic society

Japan Society of Physical Education, Sports and Health, Japan Society of Sports Psychology, Japan Society of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine, Japan Marine Human Society, NSCA Japan

Major achievements

"Learn Sports Psychology" (co-author), Taishukan Shoten, 2018; "Surf Lifesaving Textbook" (co-author), Taishukan Shoten, 2018; "Kinematic Comparison of Trunk and Lower Limb Movements in Lifesaving Maximal Knee Paddling of Elite and Sub-elite Board Paddlers" (co-author), Marine Anthropology Journal 9(3) 2021; "Stroke Characteristics of Lifesaving Maximal Board Paddling: A Comparison of Japanese Elite and Sub-elite Paddlers" (co-author), Int. J. Sport Health Sci. 16 2018

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extracurricular activities

Holding seminars on lifesaving

Social contribution activities

Member of the Open School Committee for Senior High Schools

message

In seminars, students learn leadership through a sports psychology approach. "Be a good leader! Be a good follower!" is our motto.