My trainer Ruslan Almazovich Gafiyatullin
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Ruslan Almazovich Gafiyatullin is the presenter's sambo trainer who was born in Kazan in 1983 and began training in sambo at age 11. He has won many competitions and championships, including the 2003 Russian championship. The presenter describes how their trainer believes sports can help boys understand failure and success, build character, and be successful in life. Sambo originated in Russia and has grown to over 400,000 participants practiced in 84 countries, and was included in the 2013 Universiade for the first time.
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My trainer Ruslan Almazovich Gafiyatullin
- 1. Всероссийский конкурс «Россия спортивная» Sports in Russia My trainer Ruslan Almazovich Gafiyatullin The presentation was made by Fyodorov Evgeniy, Kazan Suvorov Military School
- 2. The aim of our work to describe achievements and biography of sportsmen that inspired suvorovites to go in for sport
- 3. Who influenced suvorovites’ personality classmates parents teachers teachers suvorovites themselves
- 4. Ruslan Almazovich is my trainer He was born on May 27, 1983, in Kazan. He started to do sport sambo at the age of 11. He trained at the sport club “Batyr”. He has many awards, medals and victories. He is a champion of Russia of 2003. He is a winner of some Volga (Privolzhsky) Federal District Championships.
- 5. According to my trainer, sports can help boys understand that no one's perfect, that it's OK to lose sometimes and that failure helps build future success. Sport helps us to build a character . If you are successful in sport you are successful everywhere.
- 6. Sambo Sambo enters the list of mass sports in Russia. Over 400,000 people do sambo these days. It's possibly one of few sports invented in Russia that gained popularity not only within the country but in 84 countries of the world. As an optional sport, sambo was included in the programme of the 2013 Summer Universiade for the first time.