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Relive this epic match between Fan Zhendong and Truls Moregard during #SingaporeSmash 2023, with the Chinese star coming out on top 4-2 👏
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@user-zs6gv7kx7o 2 ай бұрын

Суперматч! Морегард был близок забрать игру, но фан включился по полной после того как начал гореть по счету, а швед очень хорош уже давненько за ним наблюдаю, очень хорошее будущее у парня

@alejandrocastro-zb2ru 2 ай бұрын

Truls poniendole el factor diferencial al partido. Estos son golpes a los que Fan no está acostumbrado pero él sigue siendo el rey ❤

@zhenyaantonenko1621 2 ай бұрын

Фантастичний матч! Неймовірної потужності топ-спіни та шалені фліки! Приємно бачити, що європейці можуть давати достойний опір топовим китайцям! Ну а Фан-просто кращий!

@TobyShorin 2 ай бұрын

Truls' backhand wrist movement has improved a lot since last year. Hoping to see him make a good run through this year

@aalokatmaa1606 2 ай бұрын

He has the best backhand of all time 😂😂😂

@joaomoreno3381 2 ай бұрын

Hahahaha what ???

@hangemhigh7069 2 ай бұрын

Otcharov have a good backhand not Truls!@aalokatmaa1606

@joaomoreno3381 2 ай бұрын

@@hangemhigh7069so you don’t know shit about shit about this game ok

@aalokatmaa1606 2 ай бұрын

@@hangemhigh7069 No, no, he’s the best backhand of all time🤪🤪🤣🤣

@javaddivsalar5564 2 ай бұрын

amazing 👏😊

@pirilampo2180 2 ай бұрын

Ainda sim Fan Zhendong é o melhor 🎉

@pghutch 2 ай бұрын

One of the best match-ups ever

@sanhhuynh4628 2 ай бұрын

加油🎉

@ogeffert391 2 ай бұрын

Adam, about the net ball that Truls did not get: His racket (like mine) has more surface than the round rackets. So he had a higher probability to get that net ball. ( Oh my, I realize this is from LAST year. haha.)

@cjoe6908 2 ай бұрын

Fan was not expectiing this kind of fighting spirit.

@noorvanm.p632 20 күн бұрын

Lovely

@agapose3 2 ай бұрын

nice zendong!!🎉

@williamdowling7718 2 ай бұрын

27:30 Regarding how Truls keeps track of where his racquet is facing.... That really is a fascinating concept to ponder... A foundational concept of most of robotics is kinematics. That means if you are given the lengths of one, two, or more levers (arms, legs) and the angle made at their pivot point(s), you can calculate where the endpoint of the system will be. Things obviously get more complicated when you start adding in rotation in other axes as well. But kinematics isnt super useful for controlling a robot, because you arent just concerned with where it IS... but also where it NEEDS TO BE.... Enter "inverse kinematics". Same concept as before, but instead of being given the angles of the intersection of the arms... Youre given the point at which you want the end of the arm to be, then you calculate backwards to find out what the angles should be. The tricky part is that there are often several "correct" answers that have to be filtered further. Figuring out the mathematics and the implementations of inverse kinematics with real robotic appendages took a lot of effort and brain power from a lot of really smart and dedicated human beings over time... But heres the trippy part... Anyone who has played table tennis, or tennis, or baseball, or soccer/football, or any other ball sport...... Has all of that insanely complex inverse kinematic calculation skills effectively built into their subconscious brain. It would be complicated, but doable, to work out the math for a system with 2 semi-independent anchor points, each with their own omnidirectional hinge, each connected to a lever which is then connected to a unidirectional hinge. Then another lever connected to another omnidirectional hinge. Then the two nearly-identical systems merge into a semi rigid series of very short levers connected by omnidirectional hinges. Then the system branches out into two nearly identical subsystem starting with an omnidirectional hinge, then a lever, then a unidirectional hinge, then a lever, then an omnidirectional hinge, followed by one last lever.... Like, you could sit down and do the math to figure out the correct (or optimal) foot position, ankle angle, knee angle, hip angle, spine angle, shoulder angle, elbow angle, and wrist angle... And it would be hard work and error prone. But our brain is doing all of that calculation to determine where our paddle should end up (based on a prediction of how the ball will move through space given the physics that are acting upon it) and then its doing the kinematic steps of figuring out the current state of all of those variables, and then its translating the output into usable instructions that can be parsed by each of the thousands of tiny muscles that need to work together to make the action happen.. Then while youre doing all of this... Your brain is recalculating and checking for errors and getting more precise info and then translating and sending updated signals to the muscles..... Its wild to think about how many individual actions need to occur in just the right way to see a ball coming towards you and then position yourself so you can hit it back...

@RubenSanchez-wf3tt 2 ай бұрын

Thank you for share this ponderous

@martindbp Ай бұрын

Funny to see this here. I train models for robots, imitation and reinforcement learning. I'm not sure we could capture the dexterity and precision like this even in simulation, but I'd like to try. It's actually a pet project of mine. And here I am because I'm Swedish and a fan of Truls not expecting this kind of comment 😂

@williamdowling7718 Ай бұрын

@@martindbp pretty much the same reason I'm here. I love ping pong, but I also love physics and math and engineering.. I'm borderline autistic, so my brain tends to work in unusual ways.. I can't really separate something like an athletic activity from all of the science that makes it work.. it's great for me.. I really enjoy it... But it's rare to find anyone else who enjoys it enough to listen without telling me to shut up.. haha

@martindbp Ай бұрын

@@williamdowling7718 I try not to use my wife as the target of my rants, but she's close at hand so she has to receive it unwillingly quite often 😄

@icecreamy02 2 ай бұрын

Damn, I need to learn that chop block move.

@Allwhaika Ай бұрын

Трулс, ты красавчик из-за того, что, видно, что ты определённо прокачал себя в психологическом плане. Но☝️ Нельзя не сделать тебе замечание за первый сет: такое ощущение, что ты вышел, чтобы намеренно проиграть его) Ты был словно антоним слов "энергичный" и "заряженный". Не тот, который полезет за мячом во что бы то ни стало. Будто ты проспал и тебя поздно разбудили. И только со второго сета, будто заклинание "взятки закатившейся в карман" прошло, и ты подумал: "А пошло оно всё ннннахер", и стал рубиться от всей души) (Ну, это шутка, конечно(про взятку)). Трулс, хоть тебе в этом матче и не подфартило, но ты показал что-то невообразимое. Это было просто шикарно. Ну, а если бы в этом мире не было Фана, то с кем бы ещё ты столь знатно порубился ? Нужно отдать должное Фану, уважение к нему, как к выдающемуся мастеру своего дела.

@lb08041 2 ай бұрын

First thing that comes to mind when I watch a more recent match: what a HORRENDOUS camera angle!

@user-ny2tn8le2j 2 ай бұрын

такое чувство, что какой-то тэйп отклеивается

@Justinrost1 2 ай бұрын

Фан конечно хорош, но едва едва вытянул матч. Трулс очень достойно сопротивлялся, можно сказать на равных. Такого подавляющего преимущества 1 ракетки не было.

@user-fe5zf8ej6l 2 ай бұрын

فن همیشه فن هستش نمی بازه

@donalddouglas7643 2 ай бұрын

You commentators speak so much of Morgards creativity but fail to mention the same creativity of FZD it was as if He was not playing , guess it because FZD is Chinese and the Chinese winning was not on your minds

@protocol18 2 ай бұрын

wtf are u talking?all know that fzd it's like a machine so people want more for human to win a machine,or u don't think rational?

@bryanwells4063 2 ай бұрын

@@protocol18 Oh no, I am almost always cheering for Fan Zhendong or Ma Long whenever they play, I have no clue what you are talking about. Unless they are playing against Korea (my mother country) then I am cheering for China, their dedication to the sport and sheer talent and hard work show in their playstyle, form, and winning percentages. I aspire to play like the chinese, I take "machine" as a pure complement.

@vintagemxer9165 2 ай бұрын

Why does he keep hitting it off the table?

@user-ny2tn8le2j 2 ай бұрын

Что у Фан Джен Донга на спине такое под футболкой? Это поддержка ил какой-то пояс. Смотрите внимательно

@clifflu6245 2 ай бұрын

Fan has to play more aggressively on first three hits.

@Gammamann2 2 ай бұрын

i have to say, that Fan is actually the King of this game BUT Truls will coming in the future cause this guy is really something else. Truls don't worry about these loos, simply keep going.