GTO All-Russian Physical Culture and Sports Complex Festivals in Grozny: Day Two

25.09.2025
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The festival of the All-Russian Physical Culture and Sports Complex "Ready for Labor and Defense" (GTO) among deaf people aged 18 to 34 and among students aged 10 to 17 has successfully concluded in Grozny.

On the final day of the competition, participants completed their final tests: adults in shooting, and students in the 60-meter run. The event culminated with exciting relay races.

In the overall team standings among adults, the Chelyabinsk Region claimed victory, edging out the Krasnodar Krai by just 3 points. The Russian capital, Moscow, took third place.

Among students, the Voronezh Region confidently maintained its lead, as it had on the first day. Second and third places, with a small point gap, were taken by the city of Moscow and the Nizhny Novgorod Region.

The President of the All-Russian Sports Federation of Sports of the Deaf, Dmitry Rebrov, congratulated and awarded the winners and prizewinners of the competitions. The athletes also received commemorative gifts.

To conclude the event, the Federation President presented Letters of Gratitude for active participation in the GTO preparation to Ilya Dmitriev, Head of the GTO Department for the Udmurt Republic; Said Magomadov, regional operator of the GTO for the Chechen Republic; Nur-Ali Chagayev, Deputy Head of the Mass Sports Department of the Ministry of the Chechen Republic for Physical Culture and Sports; and Dzhabrail Gamayev, Head of the Mass Sports Department of the Ministry of the Chechen Republic for Physical Culture and Sports.

Results of the team standings of the 3rd GTO Festival among adults:

1. Chelyabinsk Region — 1803 points

2. Krasnodar Krai — 1800 points

3. Moscow — 1772 points

Results of the team standings of the 1st GTO Festival among students:

1. Voronezh Region — 2190 points

2. Moscow — 2130 points

3. Nizhny Novgorod Region — 2125 points

Results of the 1st GTO Festival among students

Results of the 3rd GTO Festival among deaf persons

 

Text: Olga Troynikova, Nurlan Tazhigulov

Photo: Sofya Rumyantseva

Translation: Daria Kudelina

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