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More than 800 residents of the Kostroma region wrote the all-Russian sports dictation

On October 4, the Kostroma region joined the II All-Russian Sports Dictation

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More than 800 residents of the Kostroma region wrote the all-Russian sports dictation

On October 4, the Kostroma region joined the II All-Russian Sports Dictation. The educational campaign was held throughout the country with the participation of the Russian Olympic Committee and the Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation.

In the region, 833 people decided to test their knowledge. Of these, 380 participants wrote the dictation in person – 13 platforms were organized for this purpose. Others joined the event in an online format.

One of the sites was the sports school No. 1 in Kostroma, where 30 people completed the tasks. Participants had to demonstrate knowledge in the field of physical culture and sports.

The action is designed to increase sports literacy of the population, draw attention to a healthy lifestyle and recall the significant achievements of domestic sports. The tasks also address the basics of proper attitude to physical activity.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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