Saori Kimura is a milestone in the history of Japanese volleyball

In the field of volleyball, have you ever seen a technique that can be called "textbook"? What immediately came to my mind was Saori Kimura's spiking action. And her beautiful face and the devil's figure are impressive. For many Chinese fans, I am afraid that Saori Kimura is because of that dunk. In the 2006 World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix, Wang Yimei's dunk almost stunned the volleyball girl.

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This 10 years Japanese women's volleyball star, can be said to be the soul of Japanese women's volleyball, and also the promotion ambassador of Japanese volleyball, now ushered in a brand new Family life. Saori Kimura, born in 1986, is definitely a landmark figure in the history of Japanese volleyball.

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When she was only 17 years old, she participated in the women's volleyball World Cup for the first time, and became a red man of the Japanese women's volleyball team. The fans are the focus of attention in the subsequent games. , Suffering from a back injury, she failed to shine in the game. The turning point in life began in 2010. In terms of personal skills, as the main attacker, her offensive tactics are rare and flexible, fast, and good jumping. Whether it is a spike or a pass, she is very standard, and has the basic skills of a free man. Also played, the technology is very comprehensive. For the Japanese women's volleyball team, she gradually became the backbone and spiritual leader, leading the Japanese women's volleyball team to the 2010 World Championships third place and the 2012 London Olympics bronze medal, once let fans see the glory of the past, and her status in the hearts of the Japanese people has become more and more important. Shake. After that, she decided to retire at the age of 30. With her retirement, it was also the end of a glorious era for the Japanese women's volleyball team.

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After retiring, she did not choose to continue to be a volleyball coach and continue to dedicate herself to volleyball. , Did not change careers and develop other careers, but returned to the family. She felt that in the past few years of playing volleyball, she had moved around and did not devote a lot of energy to the family, so she decided to give more time to the company of her family after retiring. We respect her choice, do what we want to do, and strive to do well. This is also a kind of sportsmanship.