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In Kaluga, students will test themselves at the GTO festival

In the Kaluga sports school "Mnogobatets" on October 30, the GTO festival will be held among teams of universities and colleges.

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In Kaluga, students will test themselves at the GTO festival

In the Kaluga sports school "Mnogobatets" on October 30, the GTO festival will be held among teams of universities and colleges.

Participants will be welcomed by representatives of the regional sphere of sports and education, including three-time participant of the Olympic Games, GTO Ambassador Valery Kobelev.

Before the start, students will be able to warm up on the Charging with the Champion together with the winner of the GTO folk games Dmitry Filippov. Then they are waiting for long jumps from a place, push-ups, press exercises, squats with weights and shuttle running.

The opening is scheduled for 10:00, the sports program will begin at 10:30, the awards – at 13:30. Prize-winning teams will receive cups and diplomas with GTO symbols. The festival will be held at the address: Kaluga, Begovaya Street, 8.

As told earlier “MK in Kaluga”, Kaluga region is betting on the technology of the future.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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