Winning Table Tennis Tournament (ep. 2) - U2100 at LYTTC

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  • Опубліковано 29 жов 2024

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  • @imranarshad6913
    @imranarshad6913 3 місяці тому

    Congrats on your first tournament title outside your home club! Very well deserved!!

  • @tabatadc6697
    @tabatadc6697 3 місяці тому

    Partidazos! Qué bueno! 🎉

  • @patrickfort2309
    @patrickfort2309 3 місяці тому +2

    Great playing!

  • @houstonhuaren9908
    @houstonhuaren9908 3 місяці тому +3

    your footwork is not good, but both your forehand and backhand are pretty solid. 2000+ player for sure.

    • @chyngyzdavletov214
      @chyngyzdavletov214  3 місяці тому +2

      2003 at the moment of writing this 😄 I’m on a taller side when it comes to table tennis. This has 2 natural consequences: (1) it’s harder for me to move around quickly and (2) I have got a naturally bigger swing on my shots as my arms are longer that adds to the power. So I guess you’re right! So, I was lazy to move around so I went for big shots instead - too bad they didn’t tell me 2100s can block them 😄

  • @jildyza
    @jildyza 3 місяці тому +2

    Wow!

  • @theavidexperimentalist7930
    @theavidexperimentalist7930 3 місяці тому

    What equipment (rubbers and blade) are you using? And are they boosted? Backhand is solid

    • @chyngyzdavletov214
      @chyngyzdavletov214  3 місяці тому +2

      Hey Thanks! In this video I was using stiga legacy carbon + stiga dna hybrid XH on both sides, unboosted. I've never boosted my rubbers actually. Stiga legacy carbon felt fine, but I feel it might be a bit too fast for me, so I'll probably stick to my "main" blade - stiga dynasty carbon with either dna hybrids (XH or H), tibhar K3s or DNA platinums (XH or H). And I use same rubbers on both sides in general.

  • @Kaneneville
    @Kaneneville 3 місяці тому +1

    Poor Derek got destroyed by your backhand.

  • @supplycm6892
    @supplycm6892 3 місяці тому +2

    Great job, the final looked way too easy for you

    • @chyngyzdavletov214
      @chyngyzdavletov214  3 місяці тому

      Thank you! It wasn’t that easy though 😄 in fact I’d say it was much harder than it looks! because (1 - technical) a lot of effort goes into making high quality shots that earn me those points (not only physical, but subconscious analytical and decision-making work to first figure out what spin and how much of it the incoming ball has and then choosing a shot and direction) and (2 -psychological) it was the first real opportunity for me to win a tournament outside my home club, so I didn’t quite have the comfort of “just another walk in the park” and was just trying to not lose the focus I had. Point (2) is particularly difficult as I failed to do that in my recent tournament at Princeton pong where I lost in semis of u2100 there leading 11-7,11-7,10-8 eventually losing in 5 sets…table tennis is hard… 😫😄 but fun! so I am happy that I managed to win it that time and not taking it for granted