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Residents of the DPR passed GTO standards

In the Donetsk People’s Republic, the next stage of the acceptance of standards of the All-Russian sports complex “Ready for Labor and Defense” took place.

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In the Donetsk People’s Republic, the next stage of the acceptance of standards of the All-Russian sports complex “Ready for Labor and Defense” (GTO) took place. The event took place on Tuesday, September 22.

According to the regional Ministry of Sport and Tourism in its channel in the national messenger MAX, residents of the DPR aged eight years and older took part in the tests. Participants were tested for flexibility, strength and speed and power capabilities.

The complex of VFSK GTO in the DPR is implemented within the framework of the state program "Sport of Russia".

How was the acceptance of GTO standards - in our photo collection:

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