thanks! yeah he just wouldnt stop being a wall...I was like "I'm done - if he wins, he wins"
@tabatadc669714 күн бұрын
Enhorabuena por la victoria! Qué revés tan potente tienes. Y me gustan tus anotaciones en texto, me parecen muy útiles.
@chyngyzdavletov21414 күн бұрын
@@tabatadc6697 ¡Gracias señor!
@tabatadc669715 күн бұрын
Qué torneo más duro y qué bien jugado!! Enhorabuena 👏🏻
@chyngyzdavletov21415 күн бұрын
Gracias señor!
@frankdong739618 күн бұрын
What a strong defense to get to win🎉
@chyngyzdavletov21418 күн бұрын
@@frankdong7396 thanks man! I tried !
@imranarshad691319 күн бұрын
You make it look so easy!
@chyngyzdavletov21419 күн бұрын
@@imranarshad6913 thanks man! There was a dozen of moments things could have gone wrong though 😄
@sumanbardhan556120 күн бұрын
Well done bro!! Keep going!
@chyngyzdavletov21420 күн бұрын
@@sumanbardhan5561 thanks man! You played well yourself and made it very hard for me to go through! Looking forward to our next encounter !
@user-je3ng3hs7h23 күн бұрын
Хорошо сыграл =)
@chyngyzdavletov21423 күн бұрын
@@user-je3ng3hs7h спасибо! В целом неплохо, но многовато ошибок в простых ситуациях, надо спокойнее играть. Плюс реализация преимущества по счету тоже оставляет желать лучшего.
@user-je3ng3hs7h23 күн бұрын
@@chyngyzdavletov214 так у всех, это не по диагонали покрутить с одной точки :)
@weareprayingforthelost23 күн бұрын
too good!
@adilharis200123 күн бұрын
Great matches!! I gotta learn from you on how you block and counter those spinny loops to your backhand.
@chyngyzdavletov21423 күн бұрын
@@adilharis2001 thanks man! The key is to use the energy those balls possess and gently transfer it back to the other side of the net, finding the right angle of the racket on contact. If contact is not gentle , they fly out the table as happened more times than I would have liked it to in the video…
@explorery6691Ай бұрын
Nice video!!! Nice training
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
thank you!
@Jean-rg6swАй бұрын
wooooooow I played this guy in Puerto ricoooo
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
oh yes you did sir! :) you played well 👍
@explorery6691Ай бұрын
Your fh and bh are so stable!! I feel that your elbow is fixed at that position, and you hardly move your upper arm, most of the backhand loop is down by the wriest. How do you feel with this 20 mins training? Is it tiring? and btw, Is that Lester Fan sitting next to the table? lol :)
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
Thanks man! Yes, you got it right. The full training was 1 hour long, 3 sections by 20 mins. It wasn’t too tiring, it was just very humid and hot in that club (summer…). I liked the training, I feel like I’ve got useful advice from Liu Juan. It will take time until I can fully implement these things into my game, but already now I feel my game changing. And yeah it’s most certainly Lester there - he helped with translations into English :)
@KanenevilleАй бұрын
Poor Derek got destroyed by your backhand.
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
Thanks! Shots went in, it was a good game for me
@frankdong7396Ай бұрын
These trainings are so so professional and huge improvement in your backend
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
Thanks man! Trying
@tynslyloki3491Ай бұрын
2 and 2 drill is important for 2000 level players.
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
Yep, good exercise!
@tabatadc6697Ай бұрын
Partidazos! Qué bueno! 🎉
@imranarshad6913Ай бұрын
Congrats on your first tournament title outside your home club! Very well deserved!!
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
thanks man!
@theavidexperimentalist7930Ай бұрын
What equipment (rubbers and blade) are you using? And are they boosted? Backhand is solid
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
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.
@keithlinttАй бұрын
Might need to take lessons so you can get use to the speed of 2000+. Against trained kids robot you will get speed blitz even if they are just 1900~1950.
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
Thank you for your comment! Take a look at my trainings with Liu Juan coach, I’d be interested to know your opinion on the training process - like what exactly would you suggest for me in terms of drills or multi balls maybe? It feels that I’m able to make it competitive and threaten many 2000+ players up to 2150 or so, and it is beyond that mark when I feel I really lack the speed of movement and decision making in general and at critical points.
@keithlinttАй бұрын
@@chyngyzdavletov214 You start lobbing after 3rd~4th ball. If you watch yourself, the moment you serve, every subsequence rally you are moving backwards when you don't need to. You can only do those yolo shot if weaker opponent give you a weak shot.
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
@@keithlintt thank you sir, makes sense
@houstonhuaren9908Ай бұрын
your footwork is not good, but both your forehand and backhand are pretty solid. 2000+ player for sure.
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
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 😄
@tynslyloki3491Ай бұрын
Did you beat Richard D? He used to be 2300 level.
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
I lost that match to the Legend. It took me two sets to get used to the balls coming from him and then figure out how I should play. After that the game felt equal and I won third set and lost 4th set from 8-8 to 11-8. That was an interesting and useful experience. Sir Dewitt has a wealth of experience and understanding of the game and is a lot of fun to play against. He actually was 2490 or something really close to 2500 once. Sadly time is passing and he can’t move and play as he once could, but his game understanding coupled with amazing ball feeling still lets him beat guys like me 😄 and remain above 2100 at his age, which is quite remarkable
@jildyzaАй бұрын
Wow!
@patrickfort2309Ай бұрын
Great playing!
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
Thank you !
@supplycm6892Ай бұрын
Great job, the final looked way too easy for you
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
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
@Shel.V123Ай бұрын
Стены цветов флага ЛНР)
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
Да, удивительно!
@bipropaul5409Ай бұрын
That indian was too funny 😅
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
@@bipropaul5409 he fought so well though :) when I led 9-5 in the third set, I thought it was done, but he came back and managed to make it close and tense! And what a counter loop he made at my match point in the third set 🤪
@Cuahutemoc-RJАй бұрын
Congratulations on the title. Plays very well. Fun fact, are you from Uzbekistan? Greetings from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
Thank you! you guessed close - I'm originally from Kyrgyzstan :)
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
Brazil looking good with Calderano in recent years! He can go deep in Paris 2024
@user-je3ng3hs7hАй бұрын
Shift your body weight a little from foot to foot? Did she mean it?
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
I guess you can say that. I am not sure which point in the video you are referencing though, without a timestamp, so I cant quite respond to your question.
@edy6002Ай бұрын
Great job Chyngyz!! Так держать
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
@@edy6002 thank you большое !
@user-vc7zk9tv4dАй бұрын
Какие советы она тебе дала?
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
находить оптимальное расстояние от стола, не слишком близко, не слишком далеко, учитывая мой рост; сильно не размахиваться справа, сделать удар более компактным; слева сократить махи кистью, опять же выполнять удар более четко и компактно, стараться больше задействовать предплечье; не опускать ракетку сильно вниз в открытом розыгрыше, так как там почти все мячи с верхним вращением, которые не нужно поднимать снизу, а нужно играть "пОверху"; при переходах слева-направо и справа-налево больше использовать повороты ногами и стараться сохранять "связанность" корпуса, ног и руки.
@ubetsaАй бұрын
i wish that pingpod franchise was in my country... well played tho)
@edy6002Ай бұрын
good session. you can see improvements towards the end of the training. I am wondering why she did not use a penhold grip during the session?
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
thanks! yes, you stop missing once you get into the rhythm. I think she uses shakehand for coaching as it probably is less strain on the wrist compared to penhold as she coaches full day.
@edy6002Ай бұрын
Chyngyz, what is your rating? also, what brackets did you play at this tournament?
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
My USATT rating has been fluctuating around 2000 +-30 points since my first tournament in January 2024. In this video are highlights from my matches from under 2050 and u2200 tournaments at Westchester May 2024.
@edy6002Ай бұрын
Which club do play in NY?
@edy6002Ай бұрын
Do you play doubles?
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
@@edy6002 I mostly practice at Jersey HiTT PingPod. In NY I may go to W37, lower east side or brooklyn - all PingPod - but on very rare occasions. No, normally I do not play doubles.
@vishall3379Ай бұрын
Whats your equipment - blade & FH + BH rubber?
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
In that session I used Stiga Legacy Carbon (90gr) and Stiga DNA hybrid XH on both sides. I'm experimenting a lot with equipment though and my main blade seems to be Stiga Dynasty Carbon (93-94gr) with either Stiga DNA Platinum H on both sides (XH is also fine, just requires a bit more precision on the contact with the ball) or Tibhar K3 on both sides.
@pongbotstoreАй бұрын
Great work!
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
thank you!
@supplycm6892Ай бұрын
Отличная игра тёска) В последнем матче, у соперника все подачи нелегальные, либо подбрасывал к себе, либо вообще без подброса..
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
Спасибо! да, согласен, подачи не совсем чистые...думаю он в курсе, но тяжело изменить старые привычки))
@TableTennis-ManАй бұрын
In real matches seldom ppl will return so comfortable for you to open up.
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
It all depends on the level of a particular person you are playing against. In real matches of professionals - yes, this almost never happens. It happens a lot in the matches of beginner amateurs though, and quite frequently on the intermediate-advanced to semi-pro level. So, in my matches I personally get that quite often and this training was useful. The focus of this training session was on better understanding the concept of lifting the underspin (as it turned out) and playing the successive rally after the opening is returned (which was originally the main thing for me there).
@zhihuahuang5474Ай бұрын
keep up the good work
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
Thank you! Trying
@odessit777Ай бұрын
Оо, какие люди... Ютюб плохого не порекомендует. Привет из мериленда
@odessit777Ай бұрын
@@chyngyzdavletov214 kostya kostya
@odessit777Ай бұрын
@@chyngyzdavletov214 kostya (chopper)
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
Привет, Костя! Рад «видеть» :)
@odessit777Ай бұрын
@@chyngyzdavletov214отлично выглядишь. имхо, особо в голову комментарии не бери... Все мы индивидуальны, плюс минус техника у всех немного разная. Конечно какие-то большие вещи можно пересмотреть но только по совету 2500-2600 а не диванных экспертов
@DanielsTischtenniseckeАй бұрын
Hi. So I'm curious why she told you to use less wrist during the backhand stroke? Was it so you just concentrate on the under arm movement and to get the tight timing there first? Because the more "tutorials" and trainings I personally watch, the more I realize how different the tips are from each coach. From almost no wrist to very heavy wrist usage.
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
Thank you for your question! She told me that because my wrist was too loose and, hence, less consistent, harder to control the contact with the ball. Using more forearm helped stabilize it and increased consistency. I still will be using my wrist in certain situations but I have now a better sense of how to control it in a rally game. Techniques vary person by person, so for me it was “use less wrist”, while other people might involve it much less if at all on backhand, so they are told to use it more. It all depends on your technique. I think the better you feel the ball the more you can involve your wrist on bh, because it adds quite a bit of power to the shot, but should be controlled.
@DanielsTischtenniseckeАй бұрын
Thank you for the answer! Appreciate it. Keep up the good work!
@alexeykan7455Ай бұрын
Вот вроде норм всё с синхронизацией ног-корпуса-руки на фх-топсе, но рука идёт не по-китайски далеко от корпуса и её как-то много в том числе в локте, из-за чего создаётся ощущение шлепка, а не удара. Плюс в конечной фазе ракетка по-советски идёт к противоположному плечу, а должна ко лбу, из-за этого на заваленных ударах из локтя идёт ненамеренное обратное боковое вращение
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
Спасибо за комментарий, приму к сведению.
@kiwishopper2 ай бұрын
So many audiences watching your lesson lol
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
@@kiwishopper yes I guess while some advice is specific to my technique and drawbacks, there’s a lot of general takeaways for many
@zazenforever49402 ай бұрын
Very good lesson. So your coach has you follow through lower on your forehand. I've been told to follow through to my forehead and it's hard at times. You look good!
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
@@zazenforever4940 thank you ! Yes I feel her advice was spot on
@RedArrow20072 ай бұрын
She is a good coach. I use a heavier blade but I also exercise to strengthen my arms, my shoulders, my legs, and core. Then the blade is not that heavy. I liked your forehand, it was very good once she got you to use the proper technique.
@chyngyzdavletov2142 ай бұрын
@@RedArrow2007 thank you! Yes putting the whole body into shots definitely makes things easier
@crabhands68502 ай бұрын
Great videos! Do you have any additional tips for bh loop vs underspin?
@chyngyzdavletov2142 ай бұрын
Thank you! It all depends on your current technique. Normally people find it easier to lift underspin with FH than BH, I think, mainly because of wrist. For FH it's often enough to get by without involving wrist when lifting underspin because the overall swing on FH compensates for that, but on BH you gotta involve more explosion and also bigger swing in the wrist, because there's not as much of a natural swing when hitting BH. And since it's harder to control wrist for consistency, people feel more comfortable with their FHs. I'd say try involving more of wrist on BH against underspin and finding that consistent feeling when wrist is not too loose and not too fixed. My wrist is too lose on the video, so I was told to control it more. To one of my friends she told the opposite, so it all depends on particular person's technique.
@crabhands68502 ай бұрын
@@chyngyzdavletov214 Appreciate the detailed response! That's exactly my experience with my forehand. It feels easier likely because I don't use any wrist. Looking forward to more content :)
@patrickfort23092 ай бұрын
Wow! Thanks for video. Blue shirt man is very good!
@chyngyzdavletov2142 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@frankdong73962 ай бұрын
You absolutely put the best highlight in the front 😂
@chyngyzdavletov2142 ай бұрын
hope you like it))
@JohnnyGoodall-cs9yn2 ай бұрын
Uh uh uh uh uh stupid noises ??? Why
@chyngyzdavletov214Ай бұрын
I guess when playing the point, all resources go into trying to win that point and everything else gets cut off, including making smart noises :D
@jack19911292 ай бұрын
Really powerful backhand!
@chyngyzdavletov2142 ай бұрын
thank you!
@scooterinmie12 ай бұрын
keep the spring in your legs when you are doing backhand practice (around 6:41), like shocks in a car.