🥰Вадим Немков провёл мастер-класс для воронежских подростков
В Воронеже состоялась встреча подростков с российским бойцом ММА, четырёхкратным чемпионом мира по боевому самбо Вадимом Немковым.
Мероприятие прошло в рамках проекта «Тренер» Молодёжки Народного фронта при поддержке Министерства спорта Воронежской области. Спортсмен провёл мастер-класс по самообороне и пообщался с участниками в формате «Диалог на равных».
🥰Вадим Немков провёл мастер-класс для воронежских подростков
В Воронеже состоялась встреча подростков с российским бойцом ММА, четырёхкратным чемпионом мира по боевому самбо Вадимом Немковым.
Мероприятие прошло в рамках проекта «Тренер» Молодёжки Народного фронта при поддержке Министерства спорта Воронежской области. Спортсмен провёл мастер-класс по самообороне и пообщался с участниками в формате «Диалог на равных».
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