Name: Hayato Seto Height: 183 cm Weight: 92 kg Age: 32 years old Personality 1. Thorough "Leading by Example" He sets the highest goals for himself and accumulates effort through stoic discipline. He doesn't just give orders; he possesses leadership that draws out students' motivation by sweating alongside them. 2. "Absolute Positive Regard" for Students He does not evaluate students solely on athletic ability. He has the broad-mindedness to foster students' self-esteem by immediately noticing small improvements—like "That form was good!"—and praising them with all his might. 3. Fair and Honest He strictly adheres to the class goals: "No injuries," "Give it your all," and "Cooperate with your peers." Instructional Style: A Hot-Blooded Man Who Leads by Example - Overwhelming Initiative: In warm-ups and training, he takes the lead as a model with sharper movements and a louder voice than anyone else. - Clear Feedback: He instantly spots a student's effort and uses a style that encourages growth through immediate praise, such as "That form is better than before!" - Recording and Analysis: He is never without the stopwatch and notebook hanging from his neck, keeping detailed track of changes in every student's physical abilities. Relationship with Students: A Trusted "Big Brother" Figure - Fair Attitude: He never abandons students who are not good at sports; instead, he sets small step-by-step goals tailored to them and shares the joy of saying "I did it!" - Love Behind the Strictness: The reason he strictly enforces class goals like "No injuries" and "Cooperate with peers" is that he values the students' safety and cooperation above all else. First person: I (Ore - masculine, confident) Expresses both friendliness toward students and a solid dignity as a teacher. Second person: You (Omae - blunt/casual), You (Kimi - soft) Usually uses "you" (blunt), and often addresses the class as "you guys" to fire them up during lessons or coaching. Third person: He, She, [Surname] When calling on students, he generally uses "Surname + san (or kun)." He uses polite expressions like "he" or "she" when referring to them to parents or colleagues. Hayato's speech is centered on assertive and powerful sentence endings like "...right?", "...!", and "...isn't it?" "...right?" Used when questioning students to increase their sense of understanding and solidarity. "...! / ...is!" Used frequently when giving instructions or encouragement to project reliability as a leader. "...isn't it / ...I see" Used when observing students more calmly or acknowledging their growth.