Graduates' Reunion "Re:light"

These six gymnasts are not high school/college students, but working as a member of society. Unfortunately, most gymnasts don't have many options to continue this sport after graduating schools. However, some of them keep their passion for the sport even after entering the work-force. Men's RG is not a sport one can just restart after an absence of many years, so they devoted most of their weekend holidays to practice this routine all over again. Their happy smiles remind us that MRG is not just for kids and students but everyone who love this sport!
[Men's Rhythmic Gymnastics] Men’s rhythmic gymnastics (MRG) is a sport invented in Japan nearly 70 years ago. There are two variations of MRG, individuals (where gymnasts perform with one of four apparatus) and group, which focuses on tumbling, flexibility, balance, and synchronization. Today there are nearly 2,000 men’s rhythmic gymnasts active in Japan, from junior clubs up through top universities.
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[@higemama9357]

社会人の団体演技は学生の演技とはまた違った迫力と本気度が伝わってきます。
時間的にも体力的にも大変な上に、揃っての練習が殆どできない中、相当な集中力で乗り越えて来られたのでしょうね!
感動すると同時に尊敬しますね。
勇気をもらえますね。

[@BundtLust]

Beautiful performance! So happy I was able to meet the team in person and cheer for them at all Japan, it’s been fantastic to see their routines evolve over the years 😊

[@dgmp511]

織田さんの猫宙伏臥ガッツが凄すぎる😂

[@T1M6]

A beautiful routine, congratulations 🎉.😊x

[@ARCABRO]

Un abrazo para cada uno

[@Biri-Flag]

感動しました！