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Tormis, Gubaton, Manlapaz to China
3:15 pm in Blogroll, News by butch
UC player Tormis to join RP-Fujian meet…
“the only thing the RP delegation needs to take care of is their airfare and allowance for the five-day trip.”
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Wala naman sa Fujian yung mga magagaling ng China. Mga negosyante yung mga Chinese doon. Magiging business trip . LOL…. nasa guangdong yung training pool ng China.
teka, 5 days trip?
eh 5 days lang eh. ano ito competition?
ano ito, by age ?
pete
At least yung mga Champions na nang Palaro ang pinapadala nang TATAPnp. Pero wala pa rin silang klarong programa for the kids…
What will the kids learn in five (5) days?
If the Chinese Junior standouts endure at least five (5) years of intense training before they could excel in the provincial level and will take another five (5) years before they could be at par in the National Level, it takes only a handful of Filipino Junior handpicks to topple them since they only need five (5) days to train. :lol
Mga Super Athlete siguro ang mga Pinoy coz in China, kulang pa ang five (5) years of intense training. Sa atin, five (5) days lang pala ang kelangan. Ang mahirap nito ay yung pressure among the kids who went there. The TT community will expect them to have drastic improvements since they are sent to China to train. But the expectant pinoy surely will not consider that in that five days, half of it are spent mostly on sightseeing excursion.
kahit pa sigthseeing yan ,anong masasabi natin
eh kkb yan .
ang di ko maintidihan may proper “junior training pool ” tayo dapat dapat dito hinugot ang players.
i may be wrong on some points and perhaps i may be correct also.kayo na ang maghusga
basta im thinking , malabo pa rin ang so called ” proceso.” ng selection m, for instance in this case- sorry ha
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grandmaster is just being plain reasonably realistic , logic lang minsan ang kailangan just like what he had just said.
presuming ang pinoy makuha sa 5 days. or kahit pa 1 month, well then how about those foreigners under rigid condition that had trained almost everyday for 5 years na ginagawa nga nila —- oh boy.
pete
@dinonau
Agree na wala sa Fujian ang magagaling pero may mga coaches din sila dun na magaling magturo at players na magaling maglaro. Kaya kong i-prove sa yo
@pete @grandmaster
Sa loob ng 5 days ay very limited ang matututunan nila at baka pa nga masira ang laro pagbalik sa Pinas kasi maraming pwedeng bagohin. For sure gagaling sila kumain ng noodles using chopstick in 5 days
Kung kayo ang magulang, papayag ba kayo na ang anak nyo ay mawawala for 5 years?
@pete: there’s no such thing as “junior training pool” swimming pool meron. LOL!
Swedish kids are trained 5 to 6 hrs per day at the age of 12 to 14 years old — 3 years kids training @ 30 hrs/week quality training.
Pinoy kids are trained sa pustahan lang kaya me lakas-loob na manalo. ha..ha..ha..
@pete: what are talking about ‘junior training pool’? di ba sabi mo the most pretigious tourney ang palarong pambansa sa juniors kasi lahat region is well presented? and besides, kung meron man juniors training pool, baka manila’s junior training pool yun. hahaha pero parang u.s. open na rin ito, kkb, pag mey pera makakapunta. wala bang budget ang tatap or sports commission sa mga ganito? then again nagpapalaki lang ng bayag at tyan yung mga namamalakad. tsk.tsk.tsk. too bad for our juniors.
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@pete: what are talking about ‘junior training pool’?
= ha??? di mo alam ? or di nyo lang kinikilala
di ba sabi mo the most pretigious tourney ang palarong pambansa sa juniors kasi lahat region is well presented?
= tama
and besides, kung meron man juniors training pool, baka manila’s junior training pool yun. hahaha
= well kung yun ang pag ka comprehend ng isa ,anong magagawa ko dito.
pero parang u.s. open na rin ito, kkb, pag mey pera makakapunta.
= eh malaking gastos ang us eh, ibang usapan na yun
wala bang budget ang tatap or sports commission sa mga ganito?
= i think , between the two nagkaka alitan pa nga eh
anyway, symepre kapag iba na presidente nag shaffle na rin ang mga hirerarchy
abanga nalang natin uli ang ibang drama
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then again nagpapalaki lang ng bayag at tyan yung mga namamalakad. tsk.tsk.tsk. too
bad for our juniors.
= well no money allocated psc. no money no honey
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ang point ko dito. bakit di inapply ang “junior ” traning pool selection dito.
at kung basis man ay to my surprise – palarong pambansa
for example , anak ko, champion din sya sa high school . ncr team di ba , at sa junior training pool din .
may tamang proceso di nanaman ata na apply – naku
for some reason
pete
@pete: FYI… Tarlac Palaro individual event wiiners– Gubaton, Tormis, Manlapaz and Ablanque. Siguro walang financial support si Gil Ablanque of Davao kaya wala sa rooster. Mas the best si Ablanque of the 4, kasi he was the former 2-time elementary Palaro champ and every Palarong Pambansa ay nasa top 4 sya palagi sa single event. Consistent ang bata, kulang lang sa intensive training at financial support sa Davao.
bakit nga palaro gin apply ang basis
eh may ‘ junior trainning pool ‘naman
How “credible” is this anyway
kanya kanyang interpretation yan.-naku
pete
@pete, walang sinabing “training poor” sa tatap.ph. Sino-sino pala ang nasa pool?
@pete: nasa manila’s training pool ba yung anak mo? bakit hindi nag champion or at least top 4 sa palaro 2010? sayang, na imbita sana sa china.
see link
http://www.tatapx.org/gallery/v/membergallery/pete/2010PalarongPambansa/NCR+high+school+division+champion.jpg.html
eto oh katabi ni senong , na hawak trophy – team champion ncr pero doubles sya
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di sya pwede sa singles. dahil sa ncr meet talo team nila ,pero na hugot sya for palaro rin. – doubles lang pwede sya laro.
pero isa sya nag selection at , nakalista sa training pool ng ncr, na wala pang training sa so called tranining pool , di pa ito inuumpisa in practice. pero meron na – in theory palang .
malapaz din nasa lista , di ko alam gubaton for visayas training pool tatap , pero tormis wala naman.
bakit nga bigla palarong pambasa ang naging basyahan. para saan pa ang training pool list? hanggang lista lang ata. pero in practice naiiba na pasensya na ha, di ko lang gets kahit pa bilang isang player- parent?
pete
I agree with the Grandmaster here. You can’t gain anything within a period of 5 days trip. I’ve been teaching table tennis for almost 25 years now but it takes sometime before a player can incorporate to his skill what he had learned from his training. There is a need for the TATAP to adapt a concrete and comprehensive training program for our junior players which should serve as pattern in every region in our country and must be supervise by a dedicated coach.
wait , balik tayo sa question na ito
if these boys maging so called” national team”
next year nasa palaro pa ba sila ?
we have the impression – palaro ang being national team, as a general rule – dont mix!
or do they?
ano na ang interpretation nyo dito. ?
ayan kitang kita – national team. di ba .?
pete
duhhhh… halatang singles sa palaro 2010 yung pinag-usapan dito hindi team play or doubles, and besides maraming loophole naman yang team play. hehehe
As what I know, si Dannel Jay Tormis lang ang me intensive training he has been trained 5-6 hrs per day since he was under coach Jiji Jawad Honoridez of University of Cebu. Ang UC lang ang me klarong programa for the kids… at least 5 hrs training sila during school days at 8 hrs during summer time and compulsory to retain scholarship, to be in the team and chance to compete abroad.
@pete: pwede palang “hugot” player for Palaro for NCR? Dito sa probinsya pwede kang idemanda nang player’s parent na pinalitan mo sa position?
@butch, isn’t it overkill for 5 hours a day on school days? Paano na pagaaral nila?
@butch
pls. explain ,
pwede palang “hugot” player for Palaro for NCR
teka butch , sino ba tinutukoy mo hugot player
i dont understand. pls. clarify.
symepre di puwede
pete
@harry: half-day schooling, half-day practise.
@pete: ikaw ang me sabi
@butch
kung half day schooling ay wala pang 15 units per sem mga yan, tatanda sa college hahaha.
yap hugot sya sa palaro from ncr
lage naman ginagawa yan dito sa ncr
normal lang dito yan
nasa kamay din ng ncr officials. , kung may na kursunadahan player na titibay ang team para manalo ang team
ang coach may malaking sabi rin dyan
na – i – out ang mahina
kita nyo at tutuo nga nanalo.
for them thats the bottomline,
pete
jack
asan ka jack morsequillo
nasa pinas ka ba?
bigla kang nawala
pete
@harry: itanong mo ke coach Jiji kung ilang taon si E. Motel sa college? ha..ha..ha..
@pete: “HUGOT”–me lower elimination at regionals, unfair naman sa no. 4 player na kasama sa team na palitan nang coach galing sa natalong kabilang team. Dapat baguhin nyo systema nang eliminations. Magpatuloy kayang maglaro/practice ang batang pinalitan nyo? Ikaw kaya ang nasa posisyon nya?
@butch, baka medicine ang course nya