06.04.2025 в городе Орел проходили всероссийские соревнования на призы РО ФСО "Юность России" "Памяти Б.М. Павленко" где воспитанница Тагирова Казбека Рамазановича, Федорова Таисия заняла 3 третье место, поздравляем тренера и его воспитанницу
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