MMA fighters Vladimir Mineev and Magomed Ismailov held open training sessions at the RUSSIA EXPO
The press tour "PulseUp. Mineev — Ismailov", organized by title
partner PulseUp Energy with support from "Synergy", has concluded at
the RUSSIA EXPO. On the wrestling mat at the "Sports Russia"
site, open training sessions were held by mixed martial arts (MMA) fighters
Vladimir Mineev and Magomed Ismailov.
Exposition guests had the opportunity to learn about the
techniques of these famous fighters, discover their fight preparation secrets,
take photos with the athletes and get autographs.
During the event, Victor Filippov, record holder in the
Russian and Guinness World Records for pull-ups on a bar, demonstrated his
skill by completing 310 pull-ups in one set. He emphasized the importance of
sporting events at the Exposition and the platform's role in promoting sports
among the younger generation.
"I readily agreed to demonstrate my skills at the
Exposition site. Some people wonder — what is Russia? Russia is us, it is each
one of us. And each of us has some talent. The Exposition allows these talents
to be showcased," said Victor Filippov, record holder in the Russian and
Guinness World Records for pull-ups on a bar.
On May 9, 2022 at VDNH, the athlete became the first in the world to complete 717 pull-ups on a bar in 30 minutes.
Additionally, on June 23, a press conference with Vladimir
Mineev and Magomed Ismailov will be held at the Exposition, dedicated to their
upcoming fight scheduled for July 20.
On 28 August, the author's event of the National Centre RUSSIA — the Literary Club "What to read?!" with Alexey Chesnakov — will be held.
Jian Lian, founder of the Beijing Hengce Investment Consulting Co, will take part in the Open Dialogue that will be held at the branch of the National Centre RUSSIA in the Primorye region on 5 September.
On 7 September, at the opening of the branch of the National Centre RUSSIA in the Primorye region, the first thousand guests will get a surprise — a kokoshnik from the Russian brand "Patriotka".
