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Being entrusted with the responsible role of a judge puts a lot of pressure on me. In moments like that, what helps me stay calm is the version of myself from the past who never backed down from a battle. I can say with confidence that I’ve fought my way through it all. To be honest, battles are scary. The more I practice, and the more trickling grows in my heart, the scarier it gets. A trickling combo is the culmination of my philosophy and hard work. A battle is where we clash, each holding fast to our own opinions—whether it’s “I think this combo is cool” or “I think this combo is truly difficult.” When I lose a battle or fail, I can’t help but feel, to some extent, that my vision has been rejected. I respect the people who put in the practice and choose to compete in battles. Battles aren’t the only part of tricking, but they’re definitely the most exciting part of any event. I believe everyone’s courage is what nurtures this culture. Thank you. ジャッジという責任のある仕事を任されるとプレッシャーがかかる そんな時に自分を冷静にさせてくれるのはバトルから逃げなかった過去の自分です 僕は戦ってきたと自信を持って言えます 実はバトルは怖いです　練習すればするほど、自分の中でトリッキングというものが大きくなればなるほど怖くなります トリッキングコンボというのは自分の哲学と努力の集大成です　「こういうコンボが俺はかっこいいと思う」もしくは「こういうコンボが本当に難しいコンボだと思う」という意見を握り固めてぶつけ合うのがバトルです バトルに負けたり失敗したりすると少なからずそれを否定された気分になります 僕は練習を重ねて、バトルに出場することを選ぶ人たちを尊敬しています バトルだけがトリッキングではないけど、やはりイベントの中で1番盛り上がるのはバトルです みんなの勇気がこのカルチャーを育ててくれていると思っています　ありがとう
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Being entrusted with the responsible role of a judge puts a lot of pressure on me. In moments like that, what helps me stay calm is the version of myself from the past who never backed down from a battle. I can say with confidence that I’ve fought my way through it all. To be honest, battles are scary. The more I practice, and the more trickling grows in my heart, the scarier it gets. A trickling combo is the culmination of my philosophy and hard work. A battle is where we clash, each holding fast to our own opinions—whether it’s “I think this combo is cool” or “I think this combo is truly difficult.” When I lose a battle or fail, I can’t help but feel, to some extent, that my vision has been rejected. I respect the people who put in the practice and choose to compete in battles. Battles aren’t the only part of tricking, but they’re definitely the most exciting part of any event. I believe everyone’s courage is what nurtures this culture. Thank you. ジャッジという責任のある仕事を任されるとプレッシャーがかかる そんな時に自分を冷静にさせてくれるのはバトルから逃げなかった過去の自分です 僕は戦ってきたと自信を持って言えます 実はバトルは怖いです　練習すればするほど、自分の中でトリッキングというものが大きくなればなるほど怖くなります トリッキングコンボというのは自分の哲学と努力の集大成です　「こういうコンボが俺はかっこいいと思う」もしくは「こういうコンボが本当に難しいコンボだと思う」という意見を握り固めてぶつけ合うのがバトルです バトルに負けたり失敗したりすると少なからずそれを否定された気分になります 僕は練習を重ねて、バトルに出場することを選ぶ人たちを尊敬しています バトルだけがトリッキングではないけど、やはりイベントの中で1番盛り上がるのはバトルです みんなの勇気がこのカルチャーを育ててくれていると思っています　ありがとう
Dragon kicks Which location is your favorite?
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Dragon kicks Which location is your favorite?
This rush never gets old 🌀
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This rush never gets old 🌀
The physical フィジギフって言葉はまだ無かった
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The physical フィジギフって言葉はまだ無かった
Which late9(helicoptero) is your favorite? 1.full cobra やり始めた時は怖かったけど今見るとなかなか理に適ってる技 コブラの開きとlate9必須項目である右腰の外旋の相性がとても良い Which late9(helicoptero) is your favorite? 2.GMS マスタースイングの力を信じてめちゃくちゃ膝を振るとできる技 マスタースイングはあります Which late9(helicoptero) is your favorite? 3.full hyperhook late9で大事な右足の送りをそのままhookにしちゃったらお得なのではという発想の技　お得だった Which late9(helicoptero) is your favorite? 4.pop knife やたら評判がいいけど何が難しいのか全くわからない ターゲット見ながら頭下げてたら勝手にこうなる技 Which late9(helicoptero) is your favorite? 5.tdr 間違いなく1番難しかった 前方着地で軸あまりを発生させるレベルでtdrを起こすのがそもそも難しいのにその中で足を動かさないといけないのが辛い　ちなみに右足が先に動くと全てがおかしくなる Which late9(helicoptero) is your favorite? 6.c540 他のlate9と右足捻る感覚が違うのでそんなに得意じゃなかった 中途半端にライズに近づくとひっくり返るのもムカつく Which late9(helicoptero) is your favorite? 7.cork 足早めに振って軸抜きながら頭ガン下げするだけの技
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Which late9(helicoptero) is your favorite? 1.full cobra やり始めた時は怖かったけど今見るとなかなか理に適ってる技 コブラの開きとlate9必須項目である右腰の外旋の相性がとても良い Which late9(helicoptero) is your favorite? 2.GMS マスタースイングの力を信じてめちゃくちゃ膝を振るとできる技 マスタースイングはあります Which late9(helicoptero) is your favorite? 3.full hyperhook late9で大事な右足の送りをそのままhookにしちゃったらお得なのではという発想の技　お得だった Which late9(helicoptero) is your favorite? 4.pop knife やたら評判がいいけど何が難しいのか全くわからない ターゲット見ながら頭下げてたら勝手にこうなる技 Which late9(helicoptero) is your favorite? 5.tdr 間違いなく1番難しかった 前方着地で軸あまりを発生させるレベルでtdrを起こすのがそもそも難しいのにその中で足を動かさないといけないのが辛い　ちなみに右足が先に動くと全てがおかしくなる Which late9(helicoptero) is your favorite? 6.c540 他のlate9と右足捻る感覚が違うのでそんなに得意じゃなかった 中途半端にライズに近づくとひっくり返るのもムカつく Which late9(helicoptero) is your favorite? 7.cork 足早めに振って軸抜きながら頭ガン下げするだけの技
Less is more 引き算が好き
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Less is more 引き算が好き
Which setup is your favorite?🤞 Inspired by @vertigotricking setup contest
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Which setup is your favorite?🤞 Inspired by @vertigotricking setup contest
About kicking. 僕はコンボ中にほとんど蹴り技を使わない 私の出したい個性、つまりスタイルはそこには無いから でも僕は蹴り技を練習する 何度も何度も、時にはcheat720の練習だけに2時間費やすこともある 蹴りとはtrickingの祖であり礎だ trickingとは宙返りに蹴りを足して始まったわけではない 蹴りに宙返りを足して始まった 僕にとって蹴りの練習はtrickingという神に祈りを捧げる行為、概念に対してのリスペクトだ My tricking journey began with kicks. Coming from a gymnastics background, kicks were both unknown territory and an unavoidable challenge. At first, I didn't understand them at all, but I quickly realized how important they were to everyone. I probably worked incredibly hard. I had to grasp instantly what others took years to master. I became known as the only successful example of a gymnast transitioning to tricking. But that was because I practiced kicks. I believe kicks gave me the core, the belief, the philosophy, the transitions—everything in tricking. The more I did kicks, the more I understood tricking. I realized kicks are the very essence of tricking. Paying attention to execution is incredibly hard work. I struggled too—even at my peak, I wasn't great at it. Still, even if it's meddlesome, I want to advise everyone: Practice your kicks. Kicks will likely take you to the next level.
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About kicking. 僕はコンボ中にほとんど蹴り技を使わない 私の出したい個性、つまりスタイルはそこには無いから でも僕は蹴り技を練習する 何度も何度も、時にはcheat720の練習だけに2時間費やすこともある 蹴りとはtrickingの祖であり礎だ trickingとは宙返りに蹴りを足して始まったわけではない 蹴りに宙返りを足して始まった 僕にとって蹴りの練習はtrickingという神に祈りを捧げる行為、概念に対してのリスペクトだ My tricking journey began with kicks. Coming from a gymnastics background, kicks were both unknown territory and an unavoidable challenge. At first, I didn't understand them at all, but I quickly realized how important they were to everyone. I probably worked incredibly hard. I had to grasp instantly what others took years to master. I became known as the only successful example of a gymnast transitioning to tricking. But that was because I practiced kicks. I believe kicks gave me the core, the belief, the philosophy, the transitions—everything in tricking. The more I did kicks, the more I understood tricking. I realized kicks are the very essence of tricking. Paying attention to execution is incredibly hard work. I struggled too—even at my peak, I wasn't great at it. Still, even if it's meddlesome, I want to advise everyone: Practice your kicks. Kicks will likely take you to the next level.
Fail to Success Which one is most impressive?
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Fail to Success Which one is most impressive?
At first for me, "No excuses. You need more training." Thank you @adrenaline_tricking I want to confess that I've always felt guilty about teaching tricking to children. Even if you get good at tricking, life doesn't get easier. Tricking never made money for me until now. I earn a living through tricking, but to do that, it was crucial how I applied tricking, along with the individual's aptitude for other things and their effort. It was a very difficult path. Knowing I had to make my child walk this path too while teaching them tricking was painful for me. Of course, I intended to see them through to that point, but still. Thinking especially about my teammates' lives made me feel truly conflicted. They are far more talented than I am. Talent means being unbalanced. I couldn't create a future for them where they could use that imbalance to earn money. I thought this was one possible answer. They did for us what each of us must truly face and accomplish ourselves. Someone had to achieve it. I met and spoke with Maguire in person for the first time in a long while, and I truly felt his passion for continuing this venture, staking his life on it. I receive various opinions about the battle. I'm genuinely happy about that. Thank you. But the Japanese competitors who participated are already looking forward. They're already thinking about how to win next time, what kind of training they need to do from now on, and what roles they must fulfill. The same goes for Cena, who was injured this time. His injury may be serious, but he can still look forward because he felt this event held the potential to brighten his life. By the way, Adrenaline will cover Cena's medical expenses. I'm also concerned about other Gatherings. Now that pros who previously conserved their strength for Gatherings can no longer compete in battles, I believe Gatherings will return to what they once were. We proved at TBQ that battles after the pros left have a different kind of excitement. The culture won't die, and players will continue to grow. I'm certain of that. Congratulations @maguirekane
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At first for me, "No excuses. You need more training." Thank you @adrenaline_tricking I want to confess that I've always felt guilty about teaching tricking to children. Even if you get good at tricking, life doesn't get easier. Tricking never made money for me until now. I earn a living through tricking, but to do that, it was crucial how I applied tricking, along with the individual's aptitude for other things and their effort. It was a very difficult path. Knowing I had to make my child walk this path too while teaching them tricking was painful for me. Of course, I intended to see them through to that point, but still. Thinking especially about my teammates' lives made me feel truly conflicted. They are far more talented than I am. Talent means being unbalanced. I couldn't create a future for them where they could use that imbalance to earn money. I thought this was one possible answer. They did for us what each of us must truly face and accomplish ourselves. Someone had to achieve it. I met and spoke with Maguire in person for the first time in a long while, and I truly felt his passion for continuing this venture, staking his life on it. I receive various opinions about the battle. I'm genuinely happy about that. Thank you. But the Japanese competitors who participated are already looking forward. They're already thinking about how to win next time, what kind of training they need to do from now on, and what roles they must fulfill. The same goes for Cena, who was injured this time. His injury may be serious, but he can still look forward because he felt this event held the potential to brighten his life. By the way, Adrenaline will cover Cena's medical expenses. I'm also concerned about other Gatherings. Now that pros who previously conserved their strength for Gatherings can no longer compete in battles, I believe Gatherings will return to what they once were. We proved at TBQ that battles after the pros left have a different kind of excitement. The culture won't die, and players will continue to grow. I'm certain of that. Congratulations @maguirekane
Do you like Japanese temple? ※許可もらってます 📹 @tricking_taigaaaa
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Do you like Japanese temple? ※許可もらってます 📹 @tricking_taigaaaa
みなとが海外に初挑戦するクラウドファンディングを開始いたします 現在日本人が3連勝しているジュニア世界大会、Oslo Movement Festival Gathering(開催地:ノルウェー🇳🇴)への渡航費、および現地での費用の支援になります みなとは9歳からトリッキングを始めて現在11歳、世界一レベルが高い日本で全国ジュニア大会を3冠した本物の天才です トリッキングが大好きで、始めた頃からすでに「がんばる」ということができていた、コーチとしてはあまり教え甲斐のない選手です 本人は海外で活躍、優勝することを熱望しており、僕もコーチとしてそれを現地でサポートしてあげたいのですが、いかんせんお金が足りません 各種リターンを用意しますので、ぜひ日本代表選手としてのみなとを応援していただけないでしょうか ご支援していただける方はDMから僕の方にご連絡ください クラウドファンディング概要 目標金額500,000円 使途:選手(みなと)、コーチの渡航費、宿泊費、食費、大会参加費用 リターン 5,000円 現地活動報告、ビデオメッセージ 7,000円 現地活動報告、ビデオメッセージ VoLatricksの物販一つ、またはストーリーでのアカウント紹介 10,000円 現地活動報告、ビデオメッセージ VoLatricksの物販1点 Takaのワークショップ2回 10,000円 現地活動報告、ビデオメッセージ VoLatricksの物販1点、ストーリーでのアカウント紹介 20,000円 現地活動報告、ビデオメッセージ Takaのプライベートレッスン1回 20,000円 現地活動報告、ビデオメッセージ VoLatricksの物販1点 ポストでのアカウント紹介 50,000円 現地活動報告、ビデオメッセージ ポストでのアカウント紹介(PR可能) ストーリーハイライトでのアカウント紹介(1年間) 出場する際の服へのロゴ掲載 100,000円 現地活動報告、ビデオメッセージ VoLatricksの物販3点 Takaのプライベートレッスン
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みなとが海外に初挑戦するクラウドファンディングを開始いたします 現在日本人が3連勝しているジュニア世界大会、Oslo Movement Festival Gathering(開催地:ノルウェー🇳🇴)への渡航費、および現地での費用の支援になります みなとは9歳からトリッキングを始めて現在11歳、世界一レベルが高い日本で全国ジュニア大会を3冠した本物の天才です トリッキングが大好きで、始めた頃からすでに「がんばる」ということができていた、コーチとしてはあまり教え甲斐のない選手です 本人は海外で活躍、優勝することを熱望しており、僕もコーチとしてそれを現地でサポートしてあげたいのですが、いかんせんお金が足りません 各種リターンを用意しますので、ぜひ日本代表選手としてのみなとを応援していただけないでしょうか ご支援していただける方はDMから僕の方にご連絡ください クラウドファンディング概要 目標金額500,000円 使途:選手(みなと)、コーチの渡航費、宿泊費、食費、大会参加費用 リターン 5,000円 現地活動報告、ビデオメッセージ 7,000円 現地活動報告、ビデオメッセージ VoLatricksの物販一つ、またはストーリーでのアカウント紹介 10,000円 現地活動報告、ビデオメッセージ VoLatricksの物販1点 Takaのワークショップ2回 10,000円 現地活動報告、ビデオメッセージ VoLatricksの物販1点、ストーリーでのアカウント紹介 20,000円 現地活動報告、ビデオメッセージ Takaのプライベートレッスン1回 20,000円 現地活動報告、ビデオメッセージ VoLatricksの物販1点 ポストでのアカウント紹介 50,000円 現地活動報告、ビデオメッセージ ポストでのアカウント紹介(PR可能) ストーリーハイライトでのアカウント紹介(1年間) 出場する際の服へのロゴ掲載 100,000円 現地活動報告、ビデオメッセージ VoLatricksの物販3点 Takaのプライベートレッスン
Which trick is the most rare and your favorite?
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Which trick is the most rare and your favorite?
熱よ集まれ。ここで燃えろ。 この日、大阪を熱くするのはお前らだ。 - Overheat Gathering - 🗓️2026.5.2-3 📍羽衣体操クラブ
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熱よ集まれ。ここで燃えろ。 この日、大阪を熱くするのはお前らだ。 - Overheat Gathering - 🗓️2026.5.2-3 📍羽衣体操クラブ
Cherry blossoms are a symbol of the arrival of spring 📹 @toyokarube @toyooo_photooo
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Cherry blossoms are a symbol of the arrival of spring 📹 @toyokarube @toyooo_photooo
Just a scoot chain Just an idea for someone
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Just a scoot chain Just an idea for someone
Battle warmup at Vertigo
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Battle warmup at Vertigo
Will you go to hooked this year?
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Will you go to hooked this year?
cyclone corkscrew 📹 @marika_antares
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cyclone corkscrew 📹 @marika_antares
Teenage vibe すごく要望が多かったので再掲します笑 いつのまにかフィードからいなくなってて俺もどこに行ったのかわかんなかった笑
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Teenage vibe すごく要望が多かったので再掲します笑 いつのまにかフィードからいなくなってて俺もどこに行ったのかわかんなかった笑

Taka Sakurai/Takahiro Enomoto (@ennuihawk) Instagram Stats & Analytics

Taka Sakurai/Takahiro Enomoto (@ennuihawk) has 141K Instagram followers with a 5.31% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 48.0 posts, Taka Sakurai/Takahiro Enomoto received 58.9K total likes and 1.29M impressions, averaging 1.23K likes per post. This page tracks Taka Sakurai/Takahiro Enomoto's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily. To benchmark @ennuihawk against other accounts, use Socialpruf's Instagram competitor analysis tool.

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