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Kaluga becomes the capital of polyathlon

Most recently in the regional center ended the championship and world championship in triathlon with ski roller race and triathlon with swimming

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Kaluga becomes the capital of polyathlon

Most recently in the regional center ended the championship and world championship in triathlon with ski roller race and triathlon with swimming. More than 160 athletes gathered there.

Kaluga is more crowded now. About 200 polyathletes will find out relations at the “Governor’s Cup of the Kaluga region”.

“Running, shooting, strength gymnastics, swimming – participants will have busy days ahead. The competitions will last until October 11, they will be held in the SS "Multi-fighter" and SSOR "Trud", - said the head of the regional Ministry of Sport Oleg Serdyukov.

As reported by MK in Kaluga earlier, HC Kaluga took all 12 points in the away series.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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