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In Petrozavodsk awarded the best signs of GTO

In the conference hall of the hotel "Peter Inn" held a solemn ceremony of awarding insignia of the All-Russian sports complex "Ready for work and defense"

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In Petrozavodsk awarded the best signs of GTO

In the conference hall of the Peter Inn hotel, a solemn ceremony of awarding insignia of the All-Russian Physical Culture and Sports Complex "Ready for Labor and Defense" was held. Gold, silver and bronze.

Golden insignias were awarded to the participants by Natalia Dmitrievna Volkova and the athlete of the Sports Training Center Ulyana Chepik – prize-winner of the NWFD Championship, multiple winner of the Karelia Championship, candidate for master of sports in ski racing.

The organizers stressed that each such ceremony is the result of a lot of work not only by the participants themselves, but also by those who help them on the way to the result: parents, coaches and teachers.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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