driving!!

I am going to Fort Myers to see Red　Sox's spring training. This year, more than five Japanese professional players have come to play in MLB.
One of them is DAISUKE, the best player in Japan. He and another Japanese player are taking part in spring training at Fort Myers this year. I am sure they are all world-class baseball players and are gonna do well even in MLB, the best baseball league in the world. Their skills and sprits are evident in the fact that Japan got the first prize in WBC (world baseball classic)(Is this sentence natural?)
So, me and Katsu are going there to see them.

I just can't wait!!
I guess I should take my gloves just in case I can get his autograph.


Japanese
I guess so.
ＳＯＵＫＡＭＯＮＥ。
you can use anytime, it's very natural to say when you kinda agree with something.




hands-on
【名】 実践本
【形】 実践の、実地に参加しての、参加型の

hands-on expertise
実践から得た専門知識
hands-on learning opportunities
実地学習の機会
hands-on mobile-phone
手で持った携帯電話
hands-on training
実地訓練、実地研修

on-the-job training は、「働きながら仕事のやり方を学ぶ」ということで似た意味だが、ニュアンスが違う。
get a hands-on experience
自分の手で直接体験する
in a hands-on form
実践的な形で

get hands-on practice
実践練習をする

hands-on exam実技試験

taut
The cowboy pulled the rope taut around the cow's feet. カウボーイはロープを引っ張って、牛の足の周りにぴんと巻き付けた
pull the rope taut
ロープを（引っ張って）ピンと張る




Put your hands on one knee. No, both hands on just one knee. Either one is fine