Yo usos esos picos dede hace 25 años, claro antes eran los tsp curl P1 y ahora victas pues los hace ,es un pico muy muy completo a nivel mundial los más usados por profesionales ,la verdad q un juego muy potente la d este defensivo muy bien video ,te animo a q comentes los vídeos que subas creo q quedarán mejor así saludos
Pablo, the video is very nice and thank you. But if I were you, I would edit it by putting the first game where he loses in the final of the video. Yes. He plays well but if he loses... However some interesting moves are to be studied.
Hola. Gracias por tu comentario. No creo que sea relevante que gane o pierda. En este vídeo, sólo trato de mostrar su estilo de juego y sus habilidades.
He is still a great player despite if he lost that game or not. Who are to say that his playstyle is not good because of him losing? He would easily be a great player in any European country
@@AlWilder Sorry you're wrong, Ionescu is his opponent in the first half of the video, it is a cup match (TTBL Cup) not a division match, in the second half (min. 3.37-5.30) it's L. Bosbach. This is a division match of the 3. league. Fun fact: Lukas usually has Bosbach on his shirt, tell us why Ionesco would wear that?
You are absolutely right. I should have taken that into account, and not just rely on the player's approval. A thousand apologies. A link to your channel will be put in the video description.
You don't have to like him, but you should respect him. There are very few who can play so well with this material, if it were that easy, there would certainly be more. And by the way, the pimples were there first, the grippy sponge rubbers were only invented later.
@@Schaufelkuenstler Ultimately, you're just hiding your technical problems on the backhand instead of training them properly. I can understand if people who are older than 60 play this.
@@ThePewe71 What makes you think that you have to explain something that is not even being asked here? And to address me directly? Your comment does not refer to my text. Reading and understanding is a prerequisite for a conversation. By the way, it is not important for the table tennis world what you understand and what you don't understand
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Excelente video, gracias por compartir y explicar ❤❤
Gracias a ti por tu comentario! Saludos.
Yo usos esos picos dede hace 25 años, claro antes eran los tsp curl P1 y ahora victas pues los hace ,es un pico muy muy completo a nivel mundial los más usados por profesionales ,la verdad q un juego muy potente la d este defensivo muy bien video ,te animo a q comentes los vídeos que subas creo q quedarán mejor así saludos
Muchas gracias por tu comentario, por compartir tu experiencia y tu consejo. Barajaré el comentar los siguientes.
Eres un ejemplo a seguir,que makina ! Ojalá algún día pueda echar una partida contigo😅 😅😅😅
El mejor ❤
Has uno asi de tuychiev ramis o tuichiev ramis por favor y explica su estilo ox exelente video gracias
@@BriayanDuarte-o1k sobre este jugador hay un excelente análisis en el canal de @DiegOX. De igual forma, barajaré el hacerlo también. Muchas gracias!
Is he ox player?
@@PabloMoralesTThas uno de ese jugador por favor es interesante verlo jugar
great video!
Let's find out the equipment he played with.
Racket?
Long putter:?
Flat tire:?
Pablo, the video is very nice and thank you. But if I were you, I would edit it by putting the first game where he loses in the final of the video. Yes. He plays well but if he loses... However some interesting moves are to be studied.
Hola. Gracias por tu comentario. No creo que sea relevante que gane o pierda. En este vídeo, sólo trato de mostrar su estilo de juego y sus habilidades.
He is still a great player despite if he lost that game or not. Who are to say that his playstyle is not good because of him losing? He would easily be a great player in any European country
@1:32 The Dynaryz ZGX does not exist in the purple colour. Only the CMD, ACC AGR and Inferno from JOOLA
Hi. He is currently using the Dynaryz ZGX, as he himself says. These videos are a bit older. I invite you to look for his latest games.
@@PabloMoralesTT Ok. Thanks for clarifying
Hi. How often do you change your pimples?
At the end it is table tennis Germany player?
Yes, his opponent here is Lukas Bosbach, 3rd Division (3. Bundesliga) in Germany, Albert is still joining this league.
@@Schaufelkuenstler This is not Bosbach. This is Ovidiu Ionescu from Post SV Mühlhausen, who is playing 1st Bundesliga.
@@AlWilder Sorry you're wrong, Ionescu is his opponent in the first half of the video, it is a cup match (TTBL Cup) not a division match, in the second half (min. 3.37-5.30) it's L. Bosbach. This is a division match of the 3. league.
Fun fact: Lukas usually has Bosbach on his shirt, tell us why Ionesco would wear that?
Me gustó tu canal, nuevo suscriptor!!!
Podrían comentar en qué se diferencian picos largos ox vs con esponja?
@@JL-di9qlMuchas gracias! Por supuesto, muy pronto haremos un vídeo dedicado a ese tema 😄
Why no anti spin rubber instead of pipes?
Cuantos campeones mundiales han habido en tenis de mesa en estilo defensivo?
IT Would be Great If you First ASK me for Reposting and Uploading! and 2 Link The Original in The Bio or in The Video
You are absolutely right. I should have taken that into account, and not just rely on the player's approval. A thousand apologies. A link to your channel will be put in the video description.
I don't respect those who play with spikes, no matter what they are
and he loses the match lol. long pips are too limiting at high levels
I don't respect those pip/anti "goats at all".
You don't have to like him, but you should respect him. There are very few who can play so well with this material, if it were that easy, there would certainly be more. And by the way, the pimples were there first, the grippy sponge rubbers were only invented later.
@@Schaufelkuenstler Ultimately, you're just hiding your technical problems on the backhand instead of training them properly. I can understand if people who are older than 60 play this.
@@ThePewe71 What makes you think that you have to explain something that is not even being asked here? And to address me directly? Your comment does not refer to my text. Reading and understanding is a prerequisite for a conversation. By the way, it is not important for the table tennis world what you understand and what you don't understand