"Sports Russia": exercise with hobbyhorsing champion Vasilisa Shmakova on May 16
On May 16,at 11:00, a morning workout will be held at the "Sports Russia" venue. Everyone will be able to take part in a mass exercise with the young
champion in hobbyhorsing Vasilisa Shmakova, athletes of the Equestrian
Federation of Russia and the Interregional Hobbyhorse Federation.
Guests can
play table tennis, hockey and football, as well as attend sporting events at
the "Sports Russia" site.
Vasilisa
Shmakova is the champion of the BABY BOOM tournament, winner and medalist of
all-Russian and municipal competitions, repeated winner and medalist of
tournaments and festivals on hobbyhorse. For all comers she will carry out mass
exercise together with athletes of the Equestrian Federation of Russia and the
Interregional Hobbyhorse Federation.
On April
29, the "Sports Russia" platform was opened by an exercise conducted
by Yesenia Stolyarova, two-time European champion and World Cup winner in
kettlebell lifting. The exercises near Pavilion No. 61 are held every day with
the participation of famous athletes.
The sports
program at the Exposition started on April 20. It was opened by a
record-breaking exercise, which became the largest in the history of the
country - 5,773 people took part in it. In addition, the ambassadors of the
sports program were presented then. They were Vyacheslav Fetisov, State Duma
deputy, two-time Olympic hockey champion, Oleg Saitov, boxer, Nikita Nagorny,
Olympic champion in artistic gymnastics, Svetlana Romashina, 7-time Olympic
champion in synchronized swimming, Rima Batalova, 13-time Paralympic champion
in athletics, and Alexei Smertin, former captain of the Russian national
football team, Olympic champions in cross-country skiing Alexander Legkov and
Nikita Kryukov, world champion in sambo Karina Cherevan, President of the
International Boxing Association Umar Kremlev, three-time Olympic champion,
three-time world champion, nine-time European champion, Merited Master of
Sports in synchronized swimming Maria Kiseleva, two-time Olympic champion in
figure skating Evgeny Plushenko.
