konstantin korsakbaev and alexey komlev are only half of the team, with them in the four there are twod yuri. this is now in winter, this is the most important thing, it’s not to slip, it’s to keep your balance, that’s all, it happens, all these stages occur in life, this is training, the algorithm is such that one does one thing, passes it on to another, for example, as we had the qualifying rounds, it all starts with konstantin, he also goes up this hill and takes, collects these parts that need to be put in a box, he gives them to me, i take them with a prosthesis, i already put them in boxes , the prostheses are equipped with complex mechanics , there are two awards, this was probably mine in the twenty-first or twenty-second year, i took fourth place twice, you know, when it was just a little short, just a little bit, i’m already thinking, well, this is the third time i went, i’m thinking, well, if i now take the fourth again, i just won’t go, because it’s so annoying, you know, to take fourth place two times in a row, but that’s why... i’m already at the championship took third p

in the final, alexey komlev, konstantin korsakbaev, dmitry sukhov and yuri larin had to compete withm, and they succeeded overcome with a noticeable time advantage. excitement still slowed down the speed; it could have been done faster, but they did it with quality. we tried to put emphasis on doing everything cleanly without any mistakes , well, of course, this is the final, as if without excitement, that’s right, yes, this is the final, we won it, while passing the obstacle course , teamwork in a group of four athletes was at the forefront, two with biomechanical prosthetic legs and arms, plus two wheelchair users, their task is to jointly pass a series of tests as quickly as possible, for example, to roll a wheelchair up a hill, ride along a narrow log or shoot something... but into a hoop with a bow, have you looked at how your opponent goes through the stages? well, yes, when we passed two stages, i’m already looking out of the corner of my eye, as they are coming, somehow i still can’t, my eyes are looking there, i feel that we are already ahead, there is no need to be nervous

we will now talk to our guys, alexey komalev and konstantin korsakbaev, just members of the cyborg teamls, the semi-final is over, well, now we can remember what happened in the semi-finals, alexey, what was the most difficult thing for me the most difficult thing was probably getting into the ring , which i got into on the second try, usually this has never happened, it was a little nervousness, so i only got in on the second try, well, your shot is just archery, you are a candidate master . to what extent do you think everything succeeded as you initially expected? well, the excitement is holding me down a little, perhaps the speed would have been higher, but because of the excitement i began to do things slowly. well, you said before the start of the competition that one of the most difficult things is when your teammates, guys from barnaul, from novosibirsk, are participating in this competition with the nairo-interface, how did you follow this and were you very worried? yes, of course, this is when we line up. what do you think about the team from saudi arabia? which is opposing in

komlev, konstantin korsakbaev, dmitry sukhov and yuri larin had to compete with team of saudi arabia,o defeat it with a noticeable advantage. pass a series of tests as quickly as possible, for example, rolling a stroller up a mountain, rolling along a narrow log, or shooting accurately at a hoop with a bow. have you looked at how your opponent goes through the stages? well, yes, when we went through two stages, i’m already looking out of the corner of my eye, as they are going, somehow i still can’t, my eyes are looking there, i feel that we’re already ahead, there’s no need to be nervous anymore, what- then calm down, let’s do our job. one of the most difficult tasks in the time of passing this obstacle course is a moment with a neural interface, with the help of which wheelchair athletes must light the light bulb with the power of thought; if it lights up, the team can move on, if not, then they must wait until this happens. for russian cyborgs , dmitry sukhov is responsible for the neural interface, as evidenced by his bandage on his forehead, a device that reads that very signal.

konstantin korsakbaev and alexey komlev are only half of the team.wo more participants, dmitry sukhov from barnaul and yuri larin from novosibirsk, both electric wheelchairs. their joint task is to temporarily pass an obstacle course, which is practically never repeated from time to time, and it is impossible to prepare for it in advance. for the most part, probably, what the highway consists of, all these stages, this is all found in everyday life, all these obstacles, obstacles, for example, where you have to cross, all this in life there are these curbs to cross, for example, where am i described the balancing circles, this is now in winter, this is the most important thing, this is not to slip, here keep balance, that's all, it happens, all these stages occur in life, that 's what training is, the algorithm is such that one does one thing, passes it on to another, for example, how we had the qualifying rounds, it all starts with konstantin, he also walks along this slide and takes, collects these parts that need to be put in a box. he hands them

konstantin korsakbaev and alexey komolev are only half of the team, with them in the four there are twoe part. i was describing balancing circles, this is now in winter, this is the most important thing - not slipping, keeping your balance, that’s all, this occurs, all these stages occur in life, this is training, the algorithm is such that one does one thing, passes it on to another, for example, how we had the qualifying rounds, it all starts with konstantin, he also goes along this slide and takes, collects these parts that need to be put in a box, he passes them to me, i already take them with a prosthesis i put them in a box prosthesis. complex mechanics help restore more lost functions, which is a consequence of the development of digital technologies, communication with the nervous system, the result is a combination of the virtual and the real, so cyboathletics is the most figital sport, to one of the highest levels of which participants in the games of the future stubbornly did not go far one year. there are two awards, probably for me in the twenty- first and twenty-second yea

konstantin korsakbaev and alexey komlev are only half of the team, with them in the four there are twoe participants, dmitry sukhov from barnaul and yuri larin from novosibirsk, both on electric wheelchairs, their joint task is to pass the lane for a while obstacles, which practically never repeats itself from time to time, and it is impossible to prepare for it in advance. for the most part, probably, what does it consist of, all these stages, all this is encountered in everyday life, all these obstacles. all the obstacles , for example, where you have to step over, that’s all in life, there are these curbs to step over, for example, and where i described the balancing circles, this is now in winter, this is the most important thing - it’s not to slip, but to hold on. all these stages occur in life, this is what training is. algorithm such that one does one thing, passes it on to another, for example, like we had qualifying rounds, everything starts there with konstantin, he also walks along this slide and takes, collects these parts that need to be put in a box, he passes them to me