[Reading Record] "Choices Without Regret" by Sarina Koga (KADOKAWA)

▼ The first essay by Sarina Koga, former captain of the Japan women's national volleyball team. It reflects on her experiences, from joining the V.League out of a powerhouse high school to competing in two Olympic Games. ▼ It also touches upon her personal life, including her family and her husband, Yuji Nishida. ▼ She offers sharp insights into the teams she belonged to and the issues facing Japanese women's volleyball as a whole. I felt that she is someone who will become a coach in the future. ▼ The lessons she learned are written in bold. The words of a top athlete carry weight. Many of them can be applied to things outside of volleyball as well. I felt this book provides hints for anyone facing important decisions.