2018-01-07 Carlos YULO and His Japanese Coach

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  • Опубликовано: 18 апр 2018

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  • @enricotolentino2537
    @enricotolentino2537 4 года назад +984

    His coach had pay the dues training this young boy and the Philippines is reaping the honor.. Let's give this man the honor he deserves for training our champ.

    • @TITOFROG1
      @TITOFROG1 4 года назад +77

      Yulo's coach deserves a huge chunk of the great honor for winning the Gold Medal in the World Gymnastics 2019. You can see how passionate, patient and dedicated this coach was in helping and training Carlos Yulo to be the best in the world. Almost all Japanese people are so humble, no matter how good they are in their field, a trait the whole world should emulate and admire. Hat's off and congrats to Carlos and his coach.

    • @yerasuar7361
      @yerasuar7361 4 года назад +10

      Enrico Tolentino agree

    • @floridaaguada4216
      @floridaaguada4216 4 года назад +21

      Hope bigyan din nila award tong coach nya😊

    • @thepinoychronicles68
      @thepinoychronicles68 4 года назад +1

      He gets paid right?

    • @cza8294
      @cza8294 4 года назад +8

      I hope wag haluan ng politico sa atin now that he is in the Phils. Sana he will compete in 2020 Tokyo Olympics

  • @panerai123
    @panerai123 4 года назад +786

    Damn, a gymnastics coach, a nihonggo teacher, a mentor, and a foster parent as well?!?! Huge props to the coach... its like he adopted a son.

    • @thessmontemayor7005
      @thessmontemayor7005 4 года назад +45

      True! We are grateful to this coach. Yulo made a good decision of sticking with a Japanese trainor than US. There are more advantages for doing it.

    • @cherrysantos96
      @cherrysantos96 4 года назад +22

      Hope there is an option where i could have captions in english or in tagalog. It would be nice to know what they are saying

    • @Genkuro
      @Genkuro 4 года назад +5

      There is. Click the CC button and then go to settings and pick the language you want.

    • @cherrysantos96
      @cherrysantos96 4 года назад +3

      @@Genkuro woooh, thank you! i didnt know i can do that! now i can watch the vids over and over again

    • @nomstopbite8594
      @nomstopbite8594 4 года назад +1

      @@cherrysantos96 settings , subtitle Japanese to English though not that accurate but still understandable. :)

  • @annafeapura1349
    @annafeapura1349 4 года назад +647

    This docu was made before he won the gold. Meaning they saw a big potential that this young phil boy will win. We need to invite this japanese coach and give him the highest respect we can give

    • @potatostick9175
      @potatostick9175 4 года назад +4

      tama

    • @marionsabandal1419
      @marionsabandal1419 4 года назад +3

      correct

    • @viviansalcedo7382
      @viviansalcedo7382 4 года назад +3

      He was 17 in this video

    • @merlin88888
      @merlin88888 4 года назад +9

      Idk y but catriona's words suddenly popped in my head. Abt the part she said we lack "support" and she does have a point we need to believe in the younger generation more since They're the future, and caloy is one of those examples.

    • @redbishop71
      @redbishop71 4 года назад +2

      Like a honorary Citizen Of The Republic!

  • @donmackoy2165
    @donmackoy2165 4 года назад +436

    The making of a Filipino World Champion by a Japanese legend.

  • @johnreycorteza4034
    @johnreycorteza4034 4 года назад +1329

    Who's here after he won the GOLD medal in Worlds championship 2019!! 🇵🇭❤️😍

    • @drewcruz5879
      @drewcruz5879 4 года назад +12

      Inspiring story for #tokyo2020

    • @johnreycorteza4034
      @johnreycorteza4034 4 года назад +4

      @@drewcruz5879 agree 💯👍👍👍

    • @taitosoon82
      @taitosoon82 4 года назад +1

      ruclips.net/video/JT_c3UwK-yM/видео.html

    • @akikoaquino3995
      @akikoaquino3995 4 года назад +1

      Me hahahaha

    • @irycastil4391
      @irycastil4391 4 года назад +3

      proud here...👏👏👏 love from🇰🇼

  • @aragornn23
    @aragornn23 4 года назад +329

    His coach cried when Carlos won the gold. The coach really poured his heart and knowledge out for Yulo to win. All the effort, blood and sweat is worth it.

    • @tnglobe25
      @tnglobe25 4 года назад +15

      Yong isang tinuruan ng coach niya naka 7 gold medals na sa Olympics. Gymnast din.

    • @LOVE-zo2jy
      @LOVE-zo2jy 4 года назад +5

      Truth is kind of big acmplisment being coach

    • @lifebeginsmuztafa6407
      @lifebeginsmuztafa6407 4 года назад +3

      Magaling talaga na coach..

    • @nemospence2724
      @nemospence2724 4 года назад +2

      I am soooooo happy the coach's hard work has paid off! Olympic Gold is next!

    • @KayceeJonesCKiwas
      @KayceeJonesCKiwas 4 года назад +1

      @@tnglobe25 wow 😮

  • @neilsant1194
    @neilsant1194 4 года назад +415

    This coach really needs highest respect for honing talent of carlos.

    • @yengsabio5315
      @yengsabio5315 4 года назад +6

      Like any well-built katana by a sword master, it must still be sharpened by a master sword polisher. I liken his present coach to a master sword polisher, & his former coaches here in the Philippines to sword masters. And Caloy is the katana now being sharpened!

    • @juniorocampo1934
      @juniorocampo1934 3 года назад

      Very true. The coach deserves the highest honor and respect as an international gymnastics teacher. The student is only as good as his teacher.

  • @cheriannegalvez573
    @cheriannegalvez573 4 года назад +293

    "Make your mind stronger. This is not your limit!" -Coach Kugimiya
    Applies not just to all Filipinos but to everyone who wants to hit hard and aim big!

  • @kennysure2839
    @kennysure2839 6 лет назад +312

    the fact that japan made a 50min docu about carlos... THANK YOU for seeing the potential to our athlete..

    • @reimac1061
      @reimac1061 4 года назад +4

      Look at him now. Gold medalist and World champion!

    • @drewcruz5879
      @drewcruz5879 4 года назад +1

      I hope there is English subtitle

  • @tatakbisaya1360
    @tatakbisaya1360 4 года назад +599

    The Philippines or the Filipinos owe this man a lot. His patience and dedication in coaching helped Carlos brought honor to Filipinos with a gold medal at the 2019 Artistic World Championship in the Floor apparatus which Caloy won earlier. Salamat or Arigato! May you continuously guide Caloy as he aims for the gold in Tokyo next year.

    • @athenstar10
      @athenstar10 4 года назад +8

      Yeah, but so as other foreign coaches. Even other countries in a lot of sports have foreign coaches.That's nothing new, at the end of the day, it's how their partnership works.

    • @greenboyvlogs
      @greenboyvlogs 4 года назад +2

      a lot of hardwork talaga. he has to be proficient in Japanese to study, that already gutsy! ang hirap kaya ng Nihonggo! he is close to breaking down but good thing he compose himself

    • @aritheaneomakri5746
      @aritheaneomakri5746 4 года назад +28

      athenstar10
      Unlike other foreign coaches, this coach paid Carlos's living cost including air tickets to Philippines because of lack of financial support.

    • @athenstar10
      @athenstar10 4 года назад +4

      @@aritheaneomakri5746 I know, pero may mga ganyan talaga. Sports schools and even European ball clubs also give scholarship to kids with potential and they even dun for their education. Carlos may be that good for as a teenager it impressed the coach. Also I think the coach was initially invited by the local governing body and also helped out find funds to sponsor him.

    • @aritheaneomakri5746
      @aritheaneomakri5746 4 года назад +12

      athenstar10
      His coach was sent by the Japan Gymnastics Association at its expense.
      Many European sports club do not pay scholarship these days unless you have citizenships.
      Carlos was lucky to meet this coach. He believes the Philippines have potentiality in gymnastics.
      Carlos is so talented. That is all.

  • @liox1638
    @liox1638 4 года назад +293

    Carlos Yulo is a perfect example of a main protagonist in a Gymnastic themed anime... young, shy, short and an underdog... and in the end became a world champion...

    • @yuzubalasa7102
      @yuzubalasa7102 4 года назад +2

      I want too

    • @irish623
      @irish623 4 года назад +10

      Add that the coach did his best as well, invited him at his home, literally reared him as if his own, been there every step of the way. And the moment he... no.. they won, he dropped and sat on the floor really really happy. Every protagonist needs a great supporter and a believer, that’s his coach.

    • @qwertyTRiG
      @qwertyTRiG 4 года назад +8

      Gymnasts are often short, but Carlos is shorter than most.

    • @mariel98210
      @mariel98210 3 года назад +3

      I would love to see an anime about him haha

    • @alopeciaboy5601
      @alopeciaboy5601 3 года назад +3

      @@mariel98210 omg that would be a dream come true imagine that

  • @biggreenbananas8929
    @biggreenbananas8929 4 года назад +256

    This is the way young Filipino boys should grow up.
    Focused, goal-oriented, disciplined, humble.

    • @jennifergomez4480
      @jennifergomez4480 4 года назад +2

      agree!

    • @applezshena5742
      @applezshena5742 4 года назад +1

      I hope, I wish.

    • @aapjm
      @aapjm 4 года назад +3

      Agree. Dapat matuto silang mag engage sa sports/arts. Dapat gabayan ng parents habang bata pa lang, hindi yung ginagawang spoiled brat.

    • @user-cs9uu2pg8h
      @user-cs9uu2pg8h 4 года назад

      too bad we are only doctors amd engineers im our parents eyes

  • @lhableloidlim1200
    @lhableloidlim1200 4 года назад +623

    Ako lang ba nanonood at tinapos ang docu nato kahit di nakakaintindi ng japanesse?. 🙈

  • @user-jq7dh9nc2r
    @user-jq7dh9nc2r 4 года назад +335

    Who wants Carlos Yulo's story to be an anime series or movie?

  • @reignheart2908
    @reignheart2908 4 года назад +219

    Philippines should award he's coach since he brings honor to the country.Kudos to you coach.

  • @theaeych3834
    @theaeych3834 4 года назад +228

    the coach is such a blessing.. he's not just a coach but also like a father to him.

  • @spiderliliez
    @spiderliliez 4 года назад +369

    Damn, his coach is really dedicated in teaching him, not just in Gymnastics, but with learning Japanese as well.

    • @Jrman42
      @Jrman42 4 года назад +2

      I'm scared if this is my coach hahaha

    • @anonji8102
      @anonji8102 4 года назад

      Isnt he japanese? Thr coach?

    • @eternalpathz
      @eternalpathz 4 года назад +1

      SPIDER LILIEZ yea right. The best coach.

  • @jayred333
    @jayred333 4 года назад +272

    This shows what world-class training can do to athletes with potential. Carlos Yulo is blessed to have this type of training, thanks to Japan and his mentor/coach.

    • @yerasuar7361
      @yerasuar7361 4 года назад +2

      jayred333 so trrue ,

    • @readingpracticerecc
      @readingpracticerecc 4 года назад +2

      Agree, better environment lang talaga and itll make a big change. Sana this will be an eye opener to the government

    • @ferrero8
      @ferrero8 4 года назад +1

      I dont think na just the training... i believe that highly developed countries creates high quality athletes due to the peoples behaviour, understanding and assistance. People in highly developed countries learns how to obey rules in their everyday lives, they understand that everyone should contribute for everyones betterment, then when assistance from a good government comes it will be much easier for the athletes to develop, and i believe that we could produce a lot of very good athletes as well, because understanding and behaviour creates discipline, And discipline that is the main factor for a good athlete.

  • @mhackysaldo
    @mhackysaldo 4 года назад +178

    Hoping our Philippines Government should give honor also to his coach. For bringing pride to our country. Thank you for training and trusting Carlos with all your knowledge.

    • @jmaejinks1138
      @jmaejinks1138 4 года назад +3

      PH government always don't give a damn about sports if they does those people they put on position were damn corrupt too hays but kudos to this new government we have now atleast the corruption had lessen and our athletes were supported now

    • @IbesTvChannel
      @IbesTvChannel 4 года назад

      @@jmaejinks1138 correct cuz all governors is currupts

  • @gerrydelacruz8081
    @gerrydelacruz8081 4 года назад +182

    We are so into basketball until Yulo made a win as world champion. We should concentrate on the sports that small people like us could excel.

    • @giant_ulang0119
      @giant_ulang0119 4 года назад +5

      Dehado tayo sa basketball kulang sa height sa gymnastic fair and square

    • @hawthornroot
      @hawthornroot 4 года назад +7

      nah. they should follow the leading countries when it comes to developing youths sa sports - kahit anong sports!
      there are what? millions & millions of young athletes sa pinas all waiting to be trained properly at maintroduce sa kahit anong sports, may it be basketball, track & field, swimming, soccer, handball, u name it!!!
      again it’s about introducing kids sa buong pinas ang mga iba’t ibang sports!
      mga letseng goberment opisyals puro kurakot at sarili lng nila iniisip nila. tas pag nanalo ng gold, yaaaan sila na nauuna!

    • @yuliymacro8542
      @yuliymacro8542 4 года назад +1

      Hindi lang dapat gymnastics ang dami sport sa pilipinas na nanalo sa ibang bansa di lang lang ganon kasikat kasi na overshadow ng volleyball at basketball.

    • @brettshair3151
      @brettshair3151 4 года назад +3

      @@yuliymacro8542 Tama
      Sa totoo lang, pwede kang mag basketball at volleyball kahit saan, sa local court, school, gym, you name it. Pero pano na yung mga sports na kailangan ng maayos na facilities katulad nga nung Gymnastics at Figure Skating. Kulang training areas at facilities para sa mga athletes natin sa iba pang mga sport kaya hindi mahone nang mabuti.

    • @hawthornroot
      @hawthornroot 4 года назад

      Brett's Hair how about ALL SPORT with satisfactory facilities?
      soccer
      floorball
      handboll
      cycling
      swimming
      track & field
      and so on and so fort...
      there are, like i said, millions of pinoys & pinays in the pinas im sure, when given the right coaching, training and support they’ll be competing against the best in the world!

  • @tayron854
    @tayron854 4 года назад +469

    Carlos is now a World Champion! Hope that PH media will give a full documentary like this for our Japanese hero, Coach Mune Kugimiya in return for his kindness! Also for the Japanese Olympic Committee who gave him scholarship to study and train in Japan! A future gold Olympian, indeed!

    • @mmckie6889
      @mmckie6889 4 года назад +18

      FYI Philippines Sports Commission po ang nag papasahod sa coach nya..ung study nya sagot ng MVP Sports Foundation... at early stage nakitaan na sya ng full potential...kya gov.was invested on him.

    • @ronelalbo2476
      @ronelalbo2476 4 года назад +12

      @@mmckie6889 ang una po gumastos ay ung coach niya siya ang nagpapaaral kay carlos sa japan.....

    • @tayron854
      @tayron854 4 года назад +40

      PAUL He was a scholar in Teikyo University because Coach Mune helped him since he is a professor there. Also Coach Mune in the past, trained the Philippine Team because of Sporting Goodwill not for money and thru the virtue of JOC. It is automatic that the PH organization will help him but the goodwill of our Japanese brothers gave him a peat to accomplish world championship! I am just calling the PH media to honor these great guys because it is beyond their responsibility to take on Caloy under their wings. Also Caloy already declined a lot of scholarship/training offers especially from the US because he does not want to part with Coach Mune.

    • @ronelalbo2476
      @ronelalbo2476 4 года назад +8

      @Cody J yap they are learning for us but they also pay to learn in english here in the Philippines...

    • @zethcao11
      @zethcao11 4 года назад +5

      @@mmckie6889 That is good news - so we have to know first the history before commenting and I am happy that there is an initiative from the government

  • @bjjhadeslaernam9790
    @bjjhadeslaernam9790 4 года назад +164

    kahit taasan binabayad kung buwis mapunta lang sa ganetong tao at coach...talagang masaya ako.thank you carlos and coach

    • @el8243
      @el8243 4 года назад +2

      I agree.. Ok lang din sa akin.

    • @esperanzacorazon9686
      @esperanzacorazon9686 4 года назад +4

      di naman po buwis ng pinoy namgbaayd diyan, binayran po niya ng sarili niyang fpawis at pera ang pagtraining ni caloy...nkalgay nga po sa video nagtatrbaaho si coach bilang trainor ng trainors sa gymnastics para masustentuhan living expenses ni caloiy...

    • @marionsabandal1419
      @marionsabandal1419 4 года назад

      yeah ..pride and honour to our country...

    • @holycamel6853
      @holycamel6853 4 года назад +1

      Uu wag sana sa mga pulis na walang kwenta

  • @eternalpathz
    @eternalpathz 4 года назад +96

    The student is a reflection of his teacher. The same as saying “the junior is the mirror of his senior”. God bless them both. The coach was superb and the student was genius.

  • @enricotoloy
    @enricotoloy 4 года назад +100

    Ohh my he's so shy... he may have the body of a man... but when he speaks... his heart is still so young, so child like...

    • @hawthornroot
      @hawthornroot 4 года назад +5

      ariesathens he IS still a child tho...

    • @jamestorres1414
      @jamestorres1414 4 года назад +2

      i bet you find him hott too?

    • @Cymopoleia
      @Cymopoleia 4 года назад +2

      He’s a teenager, I personally see him as a smol bb

  • @vanityhermin7666
    @vanityhermin7666 5 лет назад +203

    Kahit wala akong naintindihan pinanuod ko pa rin till the end.

    • @alexanderramirez8997
      @alexanderramirez8997 4 года назад

      vanity hermin same!

    • @annfilipina7039
      @annfilipina7039 4 года назад +1

      Me a little the tagalog and english ahhahaha and facial expressions 😂

    • @jubertong1242
      @jubertong1242 4 года назад +3

      vanity hermin same! Grabe nakakaiyak. Eto pala back story nya.Imagine all the hardwork.
      Kialangan nya pa mag Japan para sa mga pangarap nya.

    • @biggreenbananas8929
      @biggreenbananas8929 4 года назад +10

      Dapat ipalabas ito sa senado para mahiya ang mga senador sa kakulangan ng suporta

    • @dalep672
      @dalep672 4 года назад +1

      @@biggreenbananas8929 hahaha

  • @mjlitratista
    @mjlitratista 4 года назад +186

    This coach deserves a lot of credit for making it possible for Carlos!!

    • @mjlitratista
      @mjlitratista 4 года назад

      @Cody J definitely!! what is your point!!!!??

  • @yhanz6
    @yhanz6 4 года назад +54

    Carlos Yulo the "Gold Medalist"
    Watching this video breaks my heart. I didn't know that he has to live and study in Japan while training since his trainer-coach is a Japanese. Studying plus Training is already hard.. But Studying in Japan with all of your books written in Japanese (Note: He has to write in Japanese as well) and still Training is on a another level.
    He is not just a Gold Medalist. He is a winner. He is a survivor. He is a person who withstand the hardships of training and sacrificed alot to achieve his dream and his country's dream.
    Nakakainspire ka. 🙏💖

  • @shaillamaeb.revilla7949
    @shaillamaeb.revilla7949 4 года назад +14

    Their relationship is just so amazing ......... We can see how dedicated this coach is sa pagte-train kay Yulo ...... hope na wag natin kalimutan ang ginawang sacrifice ni Yulo sa pagte-train sa japan at ang passion ng kanyang coach na gawin syang future Olympian .... ♥♥♥

  • @billysanpidro
    @billysanpidro 4 года назад +135

    Man, his Japanese coach is trilingual. Props to Kugimiya for giving so much effort training Carlos. I hope he gets recognized as well.

  • @wampepti7142
    @wampepti7142 4 года назад +140

    As much as I'm so impressed by Carlo yulo's talent, I'm also impressed that his great coach know few of Tagalog words. Nice.

  • @sariotekbagtit6633
    @sariotekbagtit6633 4 года назад +58

    This japanese coach need a respect and honor from the Philippine govt. to make Caloy a world champion.

    • @cbagaton1
      @cbagaton1 4 года назад +1

      im sure the current pres. and other government and private orgs. will give this coach an award after winning the olympics... something like "order of lapu-lapu"... and financial incentives...

  • @lsc242
    @lsc242 4 года назад +52

    I shed a tear the coach treated him as a son , dedicated talaga , malaking bagay ang coach SA pagkapanalo ni Carlos..

  • @annnachang
    @annnachang 4 года назад +88

    I love how the coach switches from Japanese to English to Tagalog.
    He understands Carlos so well that he makes an effort to make the message of his instructions clearer for him.
    Also, Carlos is so dedicated to his passion. I cried when he was awarded the gold; sang the national anthem; and when coach cried. 😭
    Let's go Tokyo 2020!★

  • @yesyesman2931
    @yesyesman2931 4 года назад +381

    Who's here after Carlos yulo won gold in 2019 world championship

    • @drewcruz5879
      @drewcruz5879 4 года назад +6

      His coach loves him so much. Thank u

    • @yesyesman2931
      @yesyesman2931 4 года назад +3

      Dapat to suportahan, determinado yung bata..

    • @ravyrakbah8963
      @ravyrakbah8963 4 года назад +2

      @@yesyesman2931 Kapatid nya determinado din sa gymnastics. magara ang kinabukasan ng mag utol.

    • @brendalinedalupan7669
      @brendalinedalupan7669 4 года назад +1

      Ako ,ako,ako, grabe nakaawa sya miss n nya family nya dito, thank you coach.

    • @jefftuna776
      @jefftuna776 4 года назад

      me

  • @annaja6343
    @annaja6343 4 года назад +26

    The Japanese are always great motivators. Also, they won’t settle for less and will always strive for more. Ugali na kailangan nating matutunan especially and disiplina. Disiplina sa sarili talaga

  • @elierue4856
    @elierue4856 4 года назад +25

    感動した。he raised him like a real son.

  • @jesusreypingkian8496
    @jesusreypingkian8496 4 года назад +199

    Filipinos should train under a Japanese coach like Yulo's coach. They're so dedicated and discipline. I only have high praises for his coach.

    • @liamgekzua477
      @liamgekzua477 4 года назад +4

      Tama..wag lng s china

    • @alterego9150
      @alterego9150 4 года назад

      True mga japanese kasi disciplined sila .

  • @cuteofsandiego
    @cuteofsandiego 5 лет назад +179

    Now I know why the gymnast from Japan during the Doha World Championship were cheering for him. Thank you for the help😀 I hope our government will give attention to our athletes. God bless you Carlos😇

    • @mariobacolod
      @mariobacolod 4 года назад +5

      Japanese are awesome napaka ganda ng pagbibigay ensayo nila .at worth nakapag uwi ng gold

    • @mariobacolod
      @mariobacolod 4 года назад +9

      Indeed his coach treated him being his son and brother goodjob..very kind coach

    • @lorenaadkins4001
      @lorenaadkins4001 4 года назад +6

      HUWAG ng umasa HINDI nagastos ang government sa sports busy sila sa away nila at kurakot sino ang malaki ang nakurakot kaya walang time

    • @joelmontealegre.banaco1224
      @joelmontealegre.banaco1224 4 года назад +5

      @@lorenaadkins4001 grabe huli ka sa news nakita nila may potential yung bata nag invest sila ng 2 years sa bata

    • @lorenaadkins4001
      @lorenaadkins4001 4 года назад +2

      @@joelmontealegre.banaco1224 Good then sana todo support hanggang Olympic 👍

  • @iandwightgrile
    @iandwightgrile 4 года назад +67

    This man has a golden heart! I'm crying while watching this!

  • @johnmarcnamata8401
    @johnmarcnamata8401 4 года назад +38

    He is not only Filipino pride but japanese pride too .. Congrats Carlo 😊😊

  • @donndeleon3539
    @donndeleon3539 5 лет назад +271

    Carlos placed a medal at World Championship. Thanks to the Japanese Coach and its people.

    • @aritheaneomakri5746
      @aritheaneomakri5746 5 лет назад +17

      donn de leon
      Carlos won a bronze at the World Champion ship.
      Carlos has immence potentiality.
      He shouldn't miss that chance and bright future ahead of him.
      If he succeeds in gymnastics, he can go to university and have an international fame, getting out of poverty、
      Go for the Philippines.
      from Japan

    • @josephlin4431
      @josephlin4431 5 лет назад

      @@aritheaneomakri5746 japayuki ka dyan sa japan Te?...

    • @aritheaneomakri5746
      @aritheaneomakri5746 5 лет назад

      Joseph Lin
      Yes, I am.
      I can translate this into English.

    • @josephlin4431
      @josephlin4431 5 лет назад

      @@aritheaneomakri5746 nu daw sabi?..

    • @aritheaneomakri5746
      @aritheaneomakri5746 5 лет назад

      Joseph Lin
      Sorry, I don't understand Tagalog although I fully understand both English and Japanese.

  • @leoloystv
    @leoloystv 4 года назад +229

    He is now a World Champion 2019. The Golden Boy of Philippine gymnastics. Congratulations and Thank you Japan domo arigato.

    • @ShutDFckOff
      @ShutDFckOff 4 года назад +1

      22:04
      Mr Kugimiya: Is it worth going to practice? I think so much....
      Oct 2019 : Damn well it was worth it!
      Remember Manny Pacquiao and Freddie Roach
      Mr. Miyagi and Karate Kid

  • @shielaaposaga9057
    @shielaaposaga9057 4 года назад +34

    His coach deserves a highest respect for training him hard for gold medal for representing our country

  • @spokponciano2820
    @spokponciano2820 4 года назад +24

    I wish there will be a sequel to this documentary when he won, now i know why the coach cried when he won gold, Coach Kugimiya is very persevering disciplined and acted like a coach a teacher a friend a brother and a father all rolled into one...i hope he be given his share of congratulatory greetings as much as given to Carlos...they both deserved it....

  • @leunammeMikisnow64
    @leunammeMikisnow64 4 года назад +159

    The Filipino people will forever be indebted to Carlos’ Japanese coach for his resilience, perseverance and talent in training our first Olympic gold medal. Domo arigato, mabuhay ka!

    • @Angelo-yt4oq
      @Angelo-yt4oq 4 года назад +6

      tanga ka ba @Cody J...? hindi naman nya sinabing “forever indebted sa Japan” ang sabi nya “to Carlos’ Japanese coach”... duling naman netong ugok nato..

    • @Angelo-yt4oq
      @Angelo-yt4oq 4 года назад +2

      BOGAK ka @Cody J, ang main commentor na sinasabi mo ay si @Manny Tonogbanua at sa comment section ka nya nagmagaling... wala syang binanggit na “Filipinos are indebted to Japan” na sa’yo mismo nanggaling na pulpol ka... gawa-gawa ka na naman ng istoryang animal ka...! ang sinabi lang naman ni @Manny Tonogbanua na “forever indebted to Carlos’ Japanese coach” kung magreact ka akala mo naman masyadong makabayan kang hinayupak ka... mahalin natin ang ating bayan pero huwag sa paraan na taliwas na tulad ng sa kokote mo... parang gusto mong giyerahin ang Japan akala mo naman may ibubuga kang hayuuup ka...!

    • @Angelo-yt4oq
      @Angelo-yt4oq 4 года назад +1

      nakita mo na ang katangahan mo @Cody J...? napahiya ka ano...? hindi talaga ako pumapatol sa mga random comments na ganyan lalo na sa mga “mema lang” pero hindi ko natiis ang PAGKA-INUTIL mo kaya napa-COMMENT ako bigla... HAHAHA... sige NGUMAWA KA PA NG NGUMAWA KANG TOXIC KA...! history in the making na nga ang kababayan natin na si CARLOS tapos gusto pang dungisan nitong malansang isdang itong si CODY J... HAHAHA...! matuto ka namang maging masaya sa tagumpay ng kababayan mo at sa bayan mo... TOXIC na animal nato...!

    • @Angelo-yt4oq
      @Angelo-yt4oq 4 года назад +1

      hindi ka naman isda, mukhang isda ka lang naman pero bakit ang LANSA-LANSA mo @Cody J...? sa presinto ka magpaliwanag para mai-SILYA ELEKTRIKA ka nang gunggong ka... lumilihis na mga linyahan mo, tipong tinamaan ka ng Japanese Encephalitis, kaya sa KAGUNGGUNGAN mo kung anu-ano na lang ang pinagsasabi mo tungkol sa Japan at sa mga kababayan mong IMPAKTO ka...!!! get a life brad...! mahal ka ng Diyos...

    • @secretchef9569
      @secretchef9569 4 года назад +3

      I see nothing wrong with his 'forever be indebted' remark. The honor that Carlos brought will be ours forever too, hence the debt of gratitude goes with it. The coach could have chosen a fellow Japanese, but instead, chose a Filipino (we are not known for our gymnastic skills) It's really a gamble. Plus, taking someone in, being a mentor, a coach, a parent-that's a rarity nowadays. No one's saying we aren't thankful to Roach but theirs (Manny and Freddie's) relationship is far different. Plus Roach earned from Manny; he was well paid. That's why we are celebrating more the effort of this Japanese coach. You can always count yourself out from being forever grateful, no need for spite.

  • @aclchannel1479
    @aclchannel1479 4 года назад +93

    Respect to the coach. He gave everything he have to Caloy. You cannot see anyone like that, it's a package. Congrats both of you for your success.

  • @edisongalgao644
    @edisongalgao644 День назад +4

    Congrats to the Philippines and Japan on the Gold! We are so thankful that we have real brothers/sisters always right there to guide us through the ups and downs! Thank you so much! Munehiro Kugimiya and Carlos Yulo won the Olympic Gold medal!

  • @ryanmercado7609
    @ryanmercado7609 4 года назад +75

    Respect for the sport, carlos and his coach. So much respect for the coach. Thank you.

  • @ninatorres4369
    @ninatorres4369 4 года назад +96

    His coach seems to be a very respectable gymnast in japan

  • @bewk.3082
    @bewk.3082 4 года назад +52

    Anyone noticed the philippine flag logo on the jacket of the handsome coach? 😍 Congrats to the both of you! Mabuhay Japan!!! Mabuhay Philippines!!!

  • @adukahbhari1430
    @adukahbhari1430 4 года назад +27

    He feels like longing for family. I hope he will be strong. Fighting

  • @chitogarcia9070
    @chitogarcia9070 4 года назад +17

    I'm very deeply very proud and appreciate the coach of Yulo, congratulations he did a Perseverance, patience and kindness, Japanese are very good in discipline and good character. Specially the trainor, you deserved to be a champion. I'm happy for you sir. I hope the government too. I love Japanese people very trusted and faithful doing thier job. God bless Philippines and Japanese.

  • @328Divad
    @328Divad 4 года назад +126

    This documentary is a study in the tight bond between the coach and the trainee ... trust, obedience, discipline, determination among other things ... imparting the Japanese concept of those attributes = success ... we as Filipinos appreciate the Japanese athletic confederation in giving Carlos Yulo, specially to the watchful eyes of the coach in training Carlos Yulo attain his aspirations ... thank you

  • @panerai123
    @panerai123 4 года назад +170

    “Don’t do lazy training...”- Coach
    Translation- don’t do half-ass training. Hindi pwede ang “pwede na”. Its either you do it or you don’t. Do not waste my time.

    • @liox1638
      @liox1638 4 года назад +6

      I can see why napakalaki nang Gap nang ibang Asian countries like Japan saatin pagdating sa sports...

    • @atin2atinlang
      @atin2atinlang 4 года назад +6

      Thats the mentality of a world champ!

    • @readingpracticerecc
      @readingpracticerecc 4 года назад +4

      Tawag nila emotional and mental training . Important talaga un

    • @pur3typrouduction156
      @pur3typrouduction156 4 года назад +3

      Wow. Strict si coach. Hahaha

    • @elizabethpagerao6530
      @elizabethpagerao6530 4 года назад +1

      @@pur3typrouduction156 oo napaka strikto siyang coach sabi ni caloy napanood ko sa isang pinoy blogger na may english sub. Sabi niya gusto niyang mag back out umiiyak siya mag isa mahirap ang pinagdaanan niya

  • @jenelynchristiansen2804
    @jenelynchristiansen2804 4 года назад +15

    Hail to the Japanese coach for such a wonderful training for Yulo to win the prestigious award. Thanks to you Japan. We, the Filipinos appreciate that much.

  • @mena2506
    @mena2506 4 года назад +50

    The philippine govt should give him millions of money for bringing pride.....thank you sa japanese coach niya...

    • @joybalderama5972
      @joybalderama5972 4 года назад +2

      Kung dto yn Singapore sikat n sikat na sya sunod sunod offer for commercial..😆

    • @jmaejinks1138
      @jmaejinks1138 4 года назад

      bgay million tapos mga ungas na pinoy sa tabi2 tirahn mga tao na kinurakot lol tngnan niyo nga dami tera dun sa billion fund na this time nilaan sa sports nang asean game lol

  • @booboo8624
    @booboo8624 4 года назад +125

    While watching this, mas lalo akong na-impress sa determination ni Caloy. He is definitely admirable for all the hardwork he is doing for his sport.

    • @booboo8624
      @booboo8624 4 года назад +4

      Mas lalo rin ako napahanga ng coach nya. Sobrang dedicated. He's like a father/brother to him. You would hear him speaking tagalog and English with Caloy para magkaintindihan sila. Great work.

  • @thaddeus5.086
    @thaddeus5.086 5 лет назад +76

    the coach also tutors and cook for caloy. Awesome coach!

  • @charrylopez5638
    @charrylopez5638 4 года назад +27

    Can’t understand japanese language but it literally made me cry 😭.Yulo and his coach are really an inspiration.

  • @Zinczion
    @Zinczion 4 года назад +16

    Carlos yulo's coach reaction when Carlos got the highest overall score was priceless. Its like he couldn't believe everything they went through finally paid off.

    • @nyenye9393
      @nyenye9393 4 года назад +1

      Pa share nman ng link

  • @eossseo
    @eossseo 4 года назад +38

    Yung kailangang focus ka sa training, tapos kailangan mo din matutunan yung lenggwahe nila... grabe hands down.

  • @aragornn23
    @aragornn23 4 года назад +35

    Japanese are excellent trainers. Theyre very technical, smart and give full attention to every detail.

  • @somebodybroken5575
    @somebodybroken5575 4 года назад +35

    I love how the coach have learned some filipino words then he mix it with japanese and tagalog

  • @mindaluzsaipuddin5657
    @mindaluzsaipuddin5657 4 года назад +28

    No matter what .. his mentors and coach is more than happy and honored

  • @etrnlygr8tful
    @etrnlygr8tful 4 года назад +113

    Bronze medal in his first worlds & Gold in his second....he is being trained by his coach simply because he truly see his potential...and those results in such a short time is a result of trusting each other. It is nothing short of impressive to achieve a podium finish at his first & second appearance in the worlds...usually one aims to end up on a good placing, when they start competing internationally like somewhere in the middle of the pack, but a podium..a GOLD on his second try...no wonder his coach got emotional. Good job to both of them.

  • @beabaklita4569
    @beabaklita4569 4 года назад +162

    2019 gold medalist, his coach so much proud of him

    • @shrouckum3727
      @shrouckum3727 4 года назад +3

      Malalim na pala bond nila kaya naging emosyonal coach niya.🇯🇵🇵🇭

  • @aishein18
    @aishein18 4 года назад +24

    Arigato, Coach Kugimiya!His dedication and patience in mentoring Carlos is astounding! He even learned some Tagalog words for him to open up more, since Carlos is very quiet and shy. He seemed a very nice person, always smiling and trying to be more than a coach to him, but a parent as well.Carlos is doing an amazing job, too! We know how difficult it is to adjust and adapt in a new place, but he's slowly fitting in. Good luck in the Olympics!

  • @chudzechnas7428
    @chudzechnas7428 4 года назад +36

    Carlos coach push him to the limit and bring out the best in him. As so is Carlos also pushing his coach to his best he can be. Such relationships beyond contestation.

  • @joansu5248
    @joansu5248 4 года назад +40

    Thank you to Japanese coach Mune Kugiyima. Your hard work and dedication in training Carlos Yulo paid off. Thank you to the people of Japan for adopting Yulo in your country, providing him an excellent environment for training. I hope our Philippine gov't can do the same to our athletes. Congratulations, Carlos Yulo for bringing honor to our country! Mabuhay ka!!!

  • @emmanuellegalang8714
    @emmanuellegalang8714 4 года назад +60

    I love when the coach said "anong difference?" he can speak tagalog😍

  • @ashianpop4206
    @ashianpop4206 4 года назад +10

    He is now on his journey to 2020 TOKYO OLYMPICS. Mabuhay Carlos & coach.

  • @maverick-tx8tg
    @maverick-tx8tg 4 года назад +10

    Thank you Carlos for making us proud. The Philippines first olympic gold medal is more clearer than ever. Go go go Carlos, bring home that elusive olympic gold medal for the Philippines. Hats off to coach Kugimiya, thank you for mentoring our boy Carlos and for making him the best in the world! Mabuhay kayo!!!

  • @maizacabacungan8374
    @maizacabacungan8374 4 года назад +109

    You know what I love about this kid, even though he's training in other country he is still uses Tagalog and knows how to use po and opo. I also commend his dedication I can see that he is really training hard. it is not easy training away from your family in a totally different country with different culture and at such young age. Pls don't change kid hope you will stay humble and diligent. Take care of your health. And thank you couch for training Carlos.

  • @In_Mundo
    @In_Mundo 5 лет назад +108

    Profound appreciation to the goodwill and kindness of the Japanese coach. It is appreciated, speaking as a Filipino. Carlos Yulo, you are a world-class athlete now...Keep working on your gymnastics and your dreams will surely come true. I saw your performance at the recent World Championships: Actually, I was surprised to see a representative from the Philippines (I am rooting for the American team). Your vault and floor exercise were awesome -- so clean. Keep up the good work. You are definitely making the Philippines (and Japan) proud!

  • @loveme2244
    @loveme2244 2 года назад +6

    Carlos so shy, quite, humble He has a great Coach. He treats Carlos like he's son... Thanks Coach Japanese... So proud of you. God bless both of you.

  • @off-pistusaddictuscrew6457
    @off-pistusaddictuscrew6457 4 года назад +68

    They are the Freddie Roach - Manny Pacquiao Relationship Version Of Gymnastics. Does anyone agree?

  • @josephangelosy8456
    @josephangelosy8456 4 года назад +122

    Government should support Pinoy athletes like Carlos and im sure there are a lot more out there! Congratulations Carlos and the Team. Carlos wouldnt have won if not for a great team! Thank you Coach!

    • @scarletjoyce1053
      @scarletjoyce1053 4 года назад +1

      Madami tlgang talent ang pinoy... Sad lang na di nabibigyang pansin... Kaya mas madami nlang tambay pero kung maayos lang gobyerno ng pinas mayaman at maunlad pa sana tayo kc matalino at madiskarte ang karamihang pinoy... Mga magaling nga magdrawing naiitsapwera ei mga mahirap lang kc mas tinatangkilik pa yung obra ng mayaman... Madaming pinoy na galing sa hirap ang nangangarap at madaming nkatagong talento... Di lang napapansin at nasusuportahan ng gobyerno natin, swerte nlang kung may ibang lahi ang makapansin at tulongan na maging mahusay pa sa bansa nila ite train ng maayos kc kompleto ng kagamitan like japan... Napapa sana all nlang ako. 😏

    • @francisagustin4692
      @francisagustin4692 4 года назад +2

      Kaya naman suportahan ang problema lang ung mga naka pwesto sa gobyerno sila ang sumisimot sa kaban ng bayan mga magnanalaw kakapal ng mukha!

    • @LOVE-zo2jy
      @LOVE-zo2jy 4 года назад +1

      It must

    • @rheamaecartin7368
      @rheamaecartin7368 4 года назад

      The PSC was the one who funded his training in Japan since last year. Research din po sana.tayo pag may time. Huwag puro keme.

    • @scarletjoyce1053
      @scarletjoyce1053 4 года назад

      White wolf tama ka... Kaya nga mas pinili ni carlos na magstay sa japan kasama coach nya ei kc dun sya may utang na loob napamahal narin sya sa japan..mayabang lang nmn ibang pinoy kpg may nanalong pinoy na nakakuha ng Gold medal galing mang credit na kesyo sinuportahan daw ng gobyerno... Pweee! Andaming pilipino na may talent buksan nyo mga mata mkikita nyo nasa paligid lang natin na karamihan nasa mahihirap na buhay pero ano ginagawa ng gobyerno etsapwera kc mahina di mapakinabangan ei... Sorry pero konti nlang tlga tiwala ko sa gobyerno... Mabuti anjan pa si isko moreno may natitirang pag asa pako pra sa kapwa ko pilipino.☹️

  • @asheiji7205
    @asheiji7205 4 года назад +65

    I stumbled upon his videos only a few days ago and now he's a gold medalist😍🇵🇭🇯🇵. I can't believe I watched this whole video without english subtitles😁. Congrats Caloy!

  • @jeanmiyu6904
    @jeanmiyu6904 4 года назад +10

    I couldn´t hold back my tears while watching this video. 😫😫😫 Carlos, I hope to meet you at Tokyo Olympics 2020.

  • @stansb1951
    @stansb1951 4 года назад +23

    They even made a documentation for this. 😮👏

  • @lcapitan4468
    @lcapitan4468 4 года назад +81

    I saw the championship where Carlos won the GOLD. His coach was very emotional when Carlos won.

    • @Springtime101
      @Springtime101 4 года назад

      Yes, naiyak pa nga siya. 💕

    • @nyenye9393
      @nyenye9393 4 года назад

      @@Springtime101 Will you please share the link here.

    • @Springtime101
      @Springtime101 4 года назад

      @@nyenye9393 try kong hanapin. Lol. Sa dami ng thumbnails na binuksan ko hindi ko na matandaan kung alin dun. Pero one thing for sure, napanood ko yon. Most probably, na-felt nung coach yung bunga ng pinaghirapan nila ni Carlos at parang siya rin ay nakatanggap ng gold through Carlos' achievement.

  • @DonShei
    @DonShei 4 года назад +55

    Damn, the dedication of the coach is really something.

  • @avocadojuice267
    @avocadojuice267 4 года назад +16

    Respect to his coach, we are so grateful.💯

  • @maureendaniel6378
    @maureendaniel6378 4 года назад +9

    I'm so proud of this kid. Being away from your parents at a very young age and live in a different country, train hard by a foreign couch while studying and have to learn their language and different writing is very very impressive. I wish him more success and I'm very thankful for his couch's patience and kindness. I wish this video have a subtitle.

  • @ejfabian8089
    @ejfabian8089 4 года назад +39

    Even though I didn't understand japanese language, I'm so impress for the dedication of carlos and his coach and I cried watching this docu. You can see the determination and now caloy is now a gold medalist..so proud to you both..

  • @famf6234
    @famf6234 4 года назад +66

    He had certain humbleness in his face and demeanor. I wish him the best for his bright future! Domo arigatou sensei! Omedetto gozaimasu! 👏👏👏🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵 Nipon wa ichiban desu!

  • @benjiejongaya9970
    @benjiejongaya9970 4 года назад +8

    I was moved seeing the coach of Carlos Yulo in tears. Sir, Thank you so much from the Philippines!

  • @xdontpanic__
    @xdontpanic__ 4 года назад +20

    So much heart, language is not even a barrier. Carlos way to go man! 🙏

  • @Springtime101
    @Springtime101 4 года назад +59

    TO GOD BE THE GLORY!!!!
    To Carlo's Japanese Trainer, Coach Mune Kugimiya, the Japanese government, thank you so very much and God bless you all. 🙏🏻 💓👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @elleignacio2590
    @elleignacio2590 4 года назад +54

    Huyyy i really need to know more of his back story. 😭😭😭 He really did hard work in his craft.. RESPECT✊😔

    • @akikoaquino3995
      @akikoaquino3995 4 года назад

      Ako din

    • @jubertong1242
      @jubertong1242 4 года назад

      Yeah nakakaiyak nga eh...

    • @shielaywanders
      @shielaywanders 4 года назад +2

      He deserves more attention from our local media. Kudos to his amazing dedication for his craft. Philippines is so proud of you Caloy.

  • @zandrocastertroymontano9083
    @zandrocastertroymontano9083 4 года назад +10

    Hats off to ur Japanese coach ur not just a coach ur building his character🙏👏👍

  • @rameldavin5538
    @rameldavin5538 4 года назад +17

    Most people see the success, but thanks to such documentary, we saw and appreciate the hardship, perseverance, patience and hardwork and his skills. God bless Carlos.

  • @maximobistoyong3600
    @maximobistoyong3600 4 года назад +30

    As a Filipino I always thankful for the Japanese Coach, because he always teach the most important thing in Japanese Culture which is DISCIPLINED.

  • @alisepollett482
    @alisepollett482 4 года назад +94

    The best decision he ever made to go to Japan instead of US. The coach knows how to handle him.. He is soft spoken. Imagine if he went to US yung magiging coach niya siguro na mumura siya every time na mag kamali siya.

    • @cza8294
      @cza8294 4 года назад +4

      That's not true. They treat them well especially if they know his potentials

    • @fatimapudted6209
      @fatimapudted6209 4 года назад

      Exactly they dont have a long patient.in our field our american scuba dive instructor alwys yell and swear

    • @deeb.9250
      @deeb.9250 3 года назад +1

      True mas bagay personality niya sa Asia o Japan... In USA you need to be loud and extrovert to fit in, and he'll be so far from home

  • @illyyanna5955
    @illyyanna5955 4 года назад +5

    He brought honor for both Japan and the Philippines. What an inspiration both of them are!
    Kung may ganyang facilities at coach lang sana ang mga atletang pinoy.

  • @_simj
    @_simj 4 года назад +18

    Feels like watching anime because of the narrator and I like it.

  • @crwn_clwn
    @crwn_clwn 4 года назад +66

    This can easily be a light novel. Too perfect for a slice of life anime.

  • @esb197
    @esb197 4 года назад +23

    In those difficult times, Caloy needs a warm hug... i cant stand looking at those sad eyes.

  • @greenmeadow4488
    @greenmeadow4488 23 часа назад +1

    You're one of the best coach.. Carlos Yulo wins his 1st Olympic gold medal.. kudos to you.. arigato!

  • @itchy-backgaming6569
    @itchy-backgaming6569 4 года назад +9

    Highest respect to his coach and to yulo aswell. 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼