代言人 排版(沒標按鈕位置) 工作區域 1 複本 6
代言人 排版(沒標按鈕位置) 工作區域 1 複本 6

An Amazing Life From Years Of Sweat On The Table Tennis Tables

Born into a table tennis family, Chuang Chih-Yuan first picked up a table tennis paddle in elementary school and started playing. When he started, it was his mother, Lee Kuei-Mei, a Table Tennis coach, who noticed his dedication to the sport and she started to plan and train Chih-Yuan. His training caused him to abandon his early schooling many times, having to take hiatus from elementary, junior high and high school, where he made many trips to China to continue his training. Some of the time, he traveled alone. In 1999 he visited Europe to play and learned the western grip. These tough training forays honed and matured his technique and allowed Chih-Yuan to have an enormous amount of experience playing which gradually garnered him an international title.

Starting at 8 years of age, Chih-Yuan has been playing and competing for about 30 years now. He has entered both big and small tournaments throughout his career and has competed in the Olympics and at his peak was ranked No. 3 in the world. However, an athlete’s career is never smooth and through this rough and bumpy journey he’s had his share of dazzling moments and also lows. His own perseverance and the unconditional support of his family has allowed him to continue to compete.

In addition to continuously improving his own skills, Chih-Yuan has spent a lot of time and resources in continuing this table tennis heritage. Located in Kaohsiung is the Chih-Yuan Table Tennis Club and is where he and his family are preparing the next generation of table tennis stars. Many young players are training at the club in hopes of realizing their own table tennis dreams and are continuing to swing their paddles hard!

Once hesitant and self doubting, but with the unconditional support of team and family behind me. “Highs and lows, this is life and it’s only when you lose, will you know how to win. All I believe and my belief is to just give your all.”

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Chuang Chih-Yuan (Chauney)
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Chuang Chih-Yuan Results and Accolades

2021 2020 Tokyo Olympics Men’s Team Quarter-Finals
2020 Tokyo Olympic Men's Singles Round of 16
2019 Croatian Open Men's Singles Final Four
2017 Qatar Open Men's Singles Semi-Finals
2016 Rio Olympic Men's Singles Top 32
2016 German Open Men's Singles Bronze Medal
2016 Hungarian Open Men’s Singles and Men’s Doubles Champion
2015 Asian Championship Men's Singles Bronze Medal
2014 Incheon Asian Games Snooker Men's Singles Bronze Medal
2014 World Table Tennis Championship Men's Team Bronze Medal
2013 The 26th Asian Table Tennis Championship Men's Singles Third Place
2013 World Table Tennis Championships Men's Doubles Champion
2013 Professional Table Tennis Austrian Open Men's Doubles Runner-up
2013 Professional Table Tennis Austrian Open Men's Singles Semifinals
2012 London Olympics Men's Singles Runner-Up
2011 Professional Table Tennis Chilean Open Men's Singles Champion
2008 Beijing Olympic Games Men's Singles Top 16
2007 Asian Championship Men's Doubles Bronze Medal
2007 Taipei Table Tennis Open Men's Singles Quarter-Finals
2006 Singapore Table Tennis Open Men's Singles Runner-Up
2006 Doha Asian Games Men's Doubles Bronze Medal
2005 National Games of the Republic of China Men’s Singles Gold Medal
2004 Athens Olympics Men's Singles Quarterfinals; World Team Championships Men's Eighth; US station of the International Table Tournament Men's Singles Runner-Up, Greek Station and Brazil Station Men’s Singles Semi-Finals
2003 Asian Championship Men's Singles Quarter-Finals, Men's Team Runner-Up; Croatian Open Men's Singles Semi-Finals
2002 Qatar Open Men's Singles Runner-Up; quarter-finalists at the Italian, American and Korean Opens; Men's Singles Runner-Up at the Japan and Netherlands Opens; Men's Singles Runner-Up at the 14th Asian Games; Men's Singles Champion at the International Table Tennis Tour Finals
2001 U.S. Open Men's Singles Quarter-Finals; Brazil Open Men's Singles Quarter- Finals, Men's Doubles Quarter-Finals; International Table Tennis Finals Men's Doubles Quarter-Finals
2000 Asian Championship Men's Doubles Quarterfinals; Polish Open Men's Doubles Quarterfinals; Swedish Open Men's Singles Quarterfinals
1999 Austrian Open Men's Singles and Men's Doubles Quarterfinalsf

My Choice and Experience of Artificer

When talking about the product benefits. Some areas on my body more prone to inflammation. This has increased with aging along with the different types of training and the time spent training. All of this has made my muscles much more prone to inflammation to the point where I need to stop my training. Whether it’s Artificer’s bracelets or necklaces, they have helped in this area a lot by reducing the occurrence, and I have also felt improvement to my sleep quality. In addition to this, Artificer’s design, use of color and attention to details is something that I like very much.

However, Artificer has another meaning for me—a symbol of inspiration, which surpasses the benefits that the product offers me. As a result of the cooperation with Artificer, I am always seeking to become “an Artificer”. Sometimes during a match or when I’m confused, the power that the product offers is even more than the actual physical power to my body. This type of inspiration and meaning is quite useful for me.

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