teachers have gone down because they just work out so that the exam is good, especially in high school, this is a problem. but colleagues, and picking up what you said, here's what you think. that's what i see, again, as a high school teacher who comes. here, uh, i look at there when i run into teenagers there, here are my kids in middle school now. yes, i understand that they teach a lot of interesting things. they have such a big rich context on different subjects. well, whatever one may say, and then the time comes oge first, then the exam they are told, so guys, the school is over, the school is over. we are now ready. that is, relatively speaking, you have chosen these three exams and you are not even three subjects, you are not studying three subjects. and you are preparing for the exam in these three subjects. it loads this one so much, i understand perfectly well, as a teacher, that any oral exam is more subjective than a test. well , let’s talk, if you didn’t understand something, the child said something, he wanted to say one thing, you heard another element of subjectivity in an oral interview is always present a

the test is more objective, but the test only checks a certain skill even within the subject, what to do with it. yes, here, again, not the use itself , but preparation for the use, and here is the reducibility of everything to the use, yes. here i am, for example, for ensuring that there are mandatory interviews for admission to universities, so that they are not the same for everyone as they are now. yes, far from everyone, so that they are evaluated, and that they play their role, because the university knows how i was at one time . one public figure who checked with us was looking for should not take exams in person, interested. i say, of course, i 'm interested, that's why i should accept, because you will recruit me now, then i will teach. that's what you think, so i agree wanted to notice. we know it, that is. we are absolutely honest about seeing these deficiencies, and we are trying to fix this now in the system. i understand all the subtleties of the complexity of the issue and in what position i will put this issue, but the existing system. she allows that, except for the unified state examination yes, of course, well, these were

distortions. we fix them. we believe that it can be otherwise and i am absolutely convinced of it. but what are you practically doing to have a private lyceum, we say that we give you education, and we give you high-quality education. and if you have it, you will have the unified state examination. well, at the very least, you will pass in the region of 250-270 points and it’s normal. we do not set tasks there, so that they get sky-high scores. yes, i will say, so we have selected children, but they are not 100%, that is, there are children, in principle, with average abilities, and you know , i’ll even say that. i have a daughter now finishes eleventh grade. and here they were guys in the class and some of them were. well, they are mediocre, well, she was mediocre in the eighth grade on the street and entered. and you know, i don’t have mediums there now, they all blossomed, imagine working with them for 4 years, they all blossomed, it doesn’t matter. what? well, this is a little due to the fact that they work with them, they cook, well, in such

a team that somehow everyone has something, it blooms and all that. i surprised myself. in general, left this game the task was difficulty, ninth children, of course it wasn't. so the task is just to teach them well from beginning to end. now she has lessons in all subjects. yes , the exam is something going on somewhere. there is even some kind of preparation for the exam, but there are lessons in all subjects, and they follow the program for literature, physics, and mathematics, as it should be until the end of the eleventh grade. it’s just that passing from and to high-quality to teach in all subjects, and then there is a universal one, we teach to read , analyze information, and compare, we really develop thinking classify. this is the same on all objects, another point. why the unified state exam, here we have a private university yes, and how would we have a selection. here's how the selection system works. eh, so now in russia and in europe, by the way, it's about the same. we have a similar system. you passed some

exams, got some points, saw your place in the ranking, if you entered above the line, if you didn’t put it below the line. absolutely stupid system, you understand, well, how could it not be possible to select relevant people according to it, imagine in a ballet school, you would be selected according to the unified state examination, what happened, right? for example, i i teach programming there, and a certain specific test is also required there, and there russian people ask mathematics, computer science, for example, computer science, is not relevant at all. by the way, well, russian mathematics is better than physics , we’d better select hmm yes, yes, because these are basic subjects that just form thinking, and computer science, where how they teach is generally incomprehensible and how they check. that's it . well, you can't pick from those three. uh, so for objects in our case, we set the task of finding people with an interesting human potential. what is it? well, relatively speaking , the stack of motivation. come on, what a person from life needs a level of subjectivity. yes, relatively speaking, as far as he has, or potentially a rich

inner world can be formed, because what a person will create in this life. here he creates with his rich, like a job interview inside the world. we have a whole chain, we have a whole chain, that is, first they come to public events where we talk. what options for professional implementation exist for the next 50 years and where should they go? well, we say, you will definitely go in for 50 years. you have enough work. yes, then we have. uh, dive into the professional. that is, they say, i want to be programmers there, and we do an immersion in the subject. this is a workshop for saturday sunday. they immerse themselves there on saturday and sunday, they make the minimum result, but you have deep selection - it 's quite difficult, there are interviews and write essays, we go camping with them, you know, right? and naturally, as it were. well, a picture is emerging. now, for example, students are mainly engaged in selection. they look at this, perhaps, by the way, to say the value, but of private schools, yes, which we have, unfortunately, i'm talking about how you can do it. you clearly understand the value of private schools in that they can give other models and everyone

will be grocery friends get together. i mean , and once again, i will definitely be the last such finalisi to you. a nagging question, considering what we were trying to collect today from young teachers who come to school. what are you waiting for? first of all, you know, i'm probably waiting for readiness to develop and learn all my life and devotion to my work in them all the same and in all of us we still need to invest a lot of all the teachers. they know that we are learning all our lives. now, if you are ready to study all your life, you are ready to be really flexible and know how to listen and hear, communicate and understand, then, yes, come on, come on, let's go together, but in the first place. i put all the same human qualities, because the social sphere is about people. it's about children. good man. this is also, if not a profession, then its great part of professional things. you can learn human me no. thank you

sergey alexandrovna absolutely agree, i would add two things. the first rich inner world, the teacher teaches and methods, and his rich inner world in the first place and the second story is mandatory the teacher must love children. children should be drawn to it. if this is the case, then the teacher will do just fine. if not, sorry don't. thank you very much olga aleksandrovna dmitrievna director of the shvarov school in moscow yuri viktorovich plots founder school and university in yoshkar-ola. i am vladimir grigory, today we gathered our thoughts about what and how they teach or should teach in a modern school. hello everyone, everyone wants to fly and i'm

leonid yakubovich today i'm not even a monitoring pilot, i'm honestly an observer. we are flying with you to kaluga, we are flying to visit yulia krylova. however, about everything about this. she will tell you julia herself hello. are you one of the few pilates? moreover , i don’t really understand how you got there at all. where are you they were going to fly, you know, for some reason , these dolphins, and i fly on a dolphin. yes , no matter how strange it may sound, but, it is dolphins that inspire so many girls to independent flights from many, uh, girls. i heard it, yes, that at first they flew on pistons on different ones. i liked it very much, but for some reason, having flown on a dolphin, i want to fly with me. no one has a clue, what are you

talking about, what a dolphin is, this is such a beautiful czechoslovak plane l29, and the training ones were once on it. uh, military pilots learned to fly, then l309 came to replace it, and l29 remained in our country in a lot of excellent condition. we are on them and fly l29. i want to clarify this is the plane on which they retrained. and the propeller pilots for jet pilots and military pilots from scratch, right? well, how did you get there, anyway? are you graduating from the moscow state university, the geological faculty is wonderful, the geological faculty is a specialty, and the geologist and bell geologist of the specialty worked. but no, i studied in my specialty for a very long time as much as 10 years. i completed my master's degree at moscow state university, then i

studied at phd for 4 years in germany and studied there, sitting underground in laboratories, because i was hammering concrete cubes there. my work there was on concrete interaction with drinking and juicy waters. here are my colleagues, with whom i worked in the laboratory, and it is very interesting there, too, people receive grants , uh, there was a topic of reaction to the surface. and at first we sat all in one. i hammered the laboratories, but there are no laboratory assistants, how we don’t have such a russian service there, everything is there you do it yourself after moscow state university. i'm used to the fact that here laboratory assistants help students and teachers, but there are no laboratory assistants there. here you take these cubes, you hammer it yourself, you make it yourself, the necessary devices that need to be made, and you were sitting next to me, and other students are the same, who, uh, my neighbor grew a layer of protein on the prosthesis, for example, so that the prosthesis is not just inserted titanium yes this is hip, but so that he

was already like this alive with protein, and the guy was also from russia, he picked up there, uh, surface tension. here is the liquid it must be that there is such a surface tension that the gold is distributed there with a thickness of exactly one molecule and not two or without empty, and here i am with my concrete. here i sit, and they told me, go. you are in a dungeon. so i spent four years in germany, the land, in general, theoretically. that is why you practically theorize now in aviation above all it is necessary from under the ground. yes, yes, and then i jumped high. yes, dialogues, then i worked in construction for a long time. and in general, i have been for a long time. well yes, i'm staying in in general, an ordinary woman. yes, but there are up to 40 years. i have a job, a house, a job, a house, and there was not enough at home. mostly. it was work, work, everything for the children. in general,

nothing foreshadowed, and once i was probably already 36 years old, and i worked in a construction company, the foreman came in and said that oh girls. and you know, my wife deals with natal charts, does what you want, does it for you. natal chart, well, somehow i have not been fond of for a long time. prior to this, astrology was in childhood, yes, then it calmed down. and here i agreed. yes? okay let the make up come wife, but made cards, then brought brought printouts told what period of life it would be, and then on the same day she calls me, almost at 1:00 am, i pick up the phone. surprised. what is it? she says julia, i missed you there. it was very difficult to notice, but you have some kind of planet in some house there. and that means you have a future. uh, almost fame, almost channel one

will invite you practically, or they will invite you to their place and you have some kind of. that's even a certain fame ahead, i i say, yes, strange, somehow, well construction. yes, geology is behind, it seems, why would we need to meet. and then at the meeting she says that you will have it through the sky and, accordingly, probably you need to become an astrologer. well, at 36. come on, who would think that you get tired there at 40 pilots? well, it’s funny, that’s why there were no other thoughts to decipher, but this prediction, so to speak, i thought , thought, and somehow i was not very interested in astrology. and i forgot about it, but i remembered i in this case, only when i already, and not just flew out and began to fly on my own. and when i participated in the competition, here we are on our stand, but i

would like to understand. okay, well, astrology. it's clear. this is the first time the cabin climbed in, this was when it was 2019 . well, how did it happen? it has been 40 years already . i understand how it happened, someone brought it, because we have a jet airfield. i got into the company of jet fighters, my husband was the first to get there, and he flew out 2 years before me. ah, it works. he has an activity associated with construction and architecture. we have doctors and architects there. and in general, people of absolutely different professions will decipher this phrase there. so after all, all this is happening in kaluga, this is the kaluga region, the airfield, oreshkovo, and a very famous airfield, this official airfield exists for the forty-first year, and the germans quickly captured it, they flew from there to bomb moscow and then there was an oak dream, a beauty,

a pilot commanded men plainly long-range aviation, right on this airfield. so we continue her traditions, like yuri gagarin land there. it was classified with the airfield, and now we have declassified it and are developing briefly, i know, because i finished it by the end, but still, this is the first time someone brought it by the hand. and who put in the cockpit. well, in general , my husband, when he gave me a ride, he said, in a year you have an independent flight. yes, put before the fact. yes, the first time he rolled. and i didn't want to upset him. here. in general, i, uh, took the first individual lessons on this plane so as not to upset my spouse, because this, well, okay, i could believe that i there, on a piston plane, i can fly to you, and here, and a ton of fuel behind my back, and the speed over the glide path is 200 km / h. roar. this

one was all so, somehow exciting, of course, but scary. and at first i had the first lesson, and then at some point i realized that i want to, i can. as you often say. yes? if i want, so i can, and at some point this turning point happened when i fell in love so much that i probably had no other conversations at home throughout my studies, except for this, first in an individual okay, and in the same place in oreshkova, and then already in moscow wow on the cesme, 172, and got a pilot's license. in general, this is such a standard way that you already have a pilot, amateur or professional amateur in particular. now there is no such thing, and many private pilots even offend me. yes, when i say pilot amateur, because my dad and his pilot's license is

with my dad. here he was, at the age of 50, he received it. an amateur pilot, as it is written, and now private pilot, uh, we have aerobatic teams. yes, that is, this level professional, that even a little offended by the word amateur. yes, dad also flies, and dad just, probably, in childhood, and he instilled this feeling that flying is normal. dad flew to tula and from tula flew to us in epiphany. this is 100 km. uh, pilotage for poison 52 was flying over the house, and he flew in a yak-18t. we flew as a family. uh, i remember when they flew out to the river at all, they sat on it on dirt roads in the fields. uh, we spent the night with the pilots, set up tents, therefore, this atmosphere uncle was a nail 86 pilot, and cousin. there is a pilot in vladivostok. so, what i have, uh, my dad graduated from

the tambov school, then mine. well, by profession, he wasn’t a raider and he didn’t work in aviation. in any field, at the age of 50 , i said to myself, if i don’t fly, i won’t forgive myself for this. come on, tell me about this strange, what no one knows about your association at all, when i started flying, i flew to different airfields near moscow and in st. petersburg and everywhere i met one or two female pilots there, and i became very interesting. a how many of them are flying now and, uh, september was my birthday. i decided to celebrate it in such an unusual way by inviting all the female pilots to our airfield to arrange a holiday for them. and i thought, well, 10 20 30 more than 60 came . ah, in the second year there were already even more arrived, and what did you do there 60 people,

we got to know each other. we got to know each other girls, turned out to be very different, yes, and we all have different goals in aviation, different skills, and there are girls, of course, civilians pilots. uh, quest boeing airbuses, rather commercial pilots. yes, that's what it's for. yes, of course, you gathered in kaluga and what have you gathered now, uh, talked, got to know each other, created our general chat and began to exchange our problems and experiences in the chat to support each other, and then these meetings were made annual, but there were very few girls who a could uh fly on your plane? yes, because we have svetlana kopanina here. she was on the air with you, but even she still does not have her own plane. that's why we invited men, so that we still have a holiday filled with a flight program, and this year

for the first time, finally we will have only girls in the sky, and now we are planning to organize women's races. it will be such a flight on completely different types of aircraft. well, we already have girls who own aircraft in our team. they will fly their it and the plane. there phoebe is russian, uh, and yaks and different american planes are now declared 11 crews. well, maybe less. yes , let's hope that all this will take place, but i believe that this is a success just when we are waiting for you on july 15. we are taking off from moscow so far, according to the plan, we are taking off from the airfield and the moscow region and the finish gates are in the nuts of the kaluga region. here's the situation, let's see the route, of course. that may change with us, but we are sure that everything will work out . our races will take place. what is the name of your

association, and an aviation bachelorette party. oh, can i tell you right away. and if the guests haven’t given you yet, for now, but for the audience i’ll say that in aviation, and in aviation, the most important souvenirs are chevrons. and it's removs. this is our aerodrome removal and oreshkov airfield chevrons. therefore, if suddenly i am the first who gives you such souvenirs, then i hope that this will become. uh, the beginning of the museum. yes, this is not the first time for you, a museum of gifts. yes fun how many people i have your bachelorette party, well, more than 100 now, uh, more are going to the holiday. and those who do not fly, including. uh, so we expect more guests for the holidays. and first, when we met, we had girls who asked for this holiday. we are not pilots

we just have to look, yes, and we didn’t know how to treat these girls, and then we realized that there were no random people at our holiday, because, firstly, well, just like that, a person won’t go. yes, so far away, and these girls who came at first just to look at us a year later reported to us already with pilot's licenses, and after 2 years with their own planes. so we realized that girls should also be allowed into our community. just in love with the sky, listen to the bachelorette party. you have some kind of training base, we do not. eh, here i repeat that the girls are in an air bachelorette party. it’s just that everyone involved in aviation, in love with the sky, well, first of all, these are pilots, pilots of commercial civil aviation, pilots, and private pilots are also very different someone. athletes, yes, they participate in competitions, some people like to do aerobatics, and some just like

to travel. someone flies on piston , someone on jet, someone on seaplanes. here is my friend. natasha she tells she flies on a seaplane that is produced in russia is wonderful airplane. borey is produced in samara. yes, yes, a wonderful plane, and she feels great on it. she tells how she flies, making a route over the rivers. he says julia is flying. there is always an airstrip below me. it’s just that it’s just always to any point . it’s practically possible to any city, yes, i flew, i flew samara on purpose to fly there a wonderful feeling. it feels like skiing on the snow and on the water such a soft story so times especially if the water is warm. the capital of this region is called the most proud bird of prey, i'm

friends in the oryol region. lyosha, how many rings do you need to weave a shirt, of course, we are about 10,000 and that's it. this is done manually. can i learn how to massage a horse unusually for a horse. i haven't had a massage yet. that 's sulfuric acid, right? there, i see, someone appears there right now at the moment when the gosling himself cannot get out, i’ll peck how neatly the main chips help him a little. this is more dirt more emotions. its premiere sunday on first our story everyone wants to fly with a man,

who founded the pilates association, yulia krylova is called away. at the first channel. everyone wants to fly interesting. each aircraft has its own owner, who takes care of it and we have for jet aircraft. of course there is a staff of technicians. the candidate for the master of sports in a jet plane is worth the envy of the peasants, but let 's make sure that everyone at least approximately understands what it means, and so the jet plane l-29 l39, well, they are approximately the same. uh, there is a small modification

, no matter the speed in the horizon is somewhere around 40-450 km. i'm not talking about everything else now. so how many aerobatic maneuvers should a candidate for terrassport perform and in what time? uh, i'll tell you something else we really revived, and aerobatics competitions on jet aircraft. but we also have a second sport - this is an air race, and it was in them that i became km. here is mine. i love aerobatics too for aerobatics. i love spinning for myself. i'm never rated for a 50 roll the plane must fly into the gate. this gate is 20 meters high, i think it's 23 meters, if i'm not mistaken, well, at a height of 20 meters, we fly into these

pylons, and the pylons are standing still. we had competitions both on land and on water, and we were in nizhny novgorod, we were in volgograd there, right on the volga, there were, uh, and there are gates on pontoons and islands. there the first is the second, the third is the fourth. and the route is drawn. uh , what kind of gates we should and how to fly further at speed this is a real race in the formula-1 format and at speed we fly these eights, these pylons are also made. from due what made these slides. if, god forbid, the wing hits the pylons at the bottom, they are made of a stiff banner fabric, but, therefore, if the plane passes below the allowable mark, it is immediately disqualified return to the airfield, if it hit, and if the upper part is made of light fabric, which the plane will touch, it breaks very easily. well

, then they will discuss separately with the pilot, who will restore the pylon, but for an airplane , it's safe four times, well, about four minutes 4 minutes. how many eights are two eights? g-loads up to 6 units, because we have a speed up to 600 there, and in the ellochka elk yes, this plane is still affectionately called there, just about right now i have a device that shows overload. well, it’s true, with experience, you already feel on the plane, if it’s close e k-, hmm overload , the plane is already critical, but close to stalling, then this is a christmas tree, she’s very kind, she always warns the pilot, like and most planes, but many planes don't forgive mistakes. and ellochka she is such a shaking pilot warns of vibrations, and that the friend was pulled over. let go a little, a growth.

yes, we have a control knob. you e in the lc pass once every six months once a year once a year the requirement, of course, i think that in our country it is very high for the first time i passed it, probably. 32 and with tears shake my stress resistance when i walked in a year i think, but this time they definitely won’t bring me to tears. well, they can practically appoint additional doctors. that is, in principle, we are being checked as astronauts. yes now i also had a little discussion with the surgeon on this topic. i have a yearly vlog yearly vlog, basically. it even uh should be an x-ray of the lungs and a cardiogram. well, they wrote me additional female doctors. he says. and why is it that you are too kind to you, you did not enter a gynecologist? excuse me, i say, but are you serious are you or are you joking? that's why i need a private pilot in the annual black? he says

how do you ask me? why does a woman need a gynecologist? i say it is very necessary, but women need it equally, regardless of of what they do and the hairdressers and the doctor to everything. yes, but not allowed to fly, because you, e, didn’t pass this doctor. yes, for example, well, i think that we very strictly told the story to the doctor, how pilots fly to us from other countries, old words, old ones, decipher no , i know your age, but there were deliveries. yes, yes, at the age of eighty i will invite you, when they come again, yes, they fly, but they came to fly, just on a jet, but with an instructor i will reveal the secret that these are germans were? that's what we ask. how are you getting through? here you have what you have in your lacquer, you officially fly at that age, yes.

how does he speak? well, as i come to the doctor , this is no joke, in all seriousness, the doctor checks his eyesight, checks what i see, and checks what i hear and checks that the arms and legs are in place. everything no ultrasound of the liver of the kidneys, something else, can a person fly, a doctor? why, that's how they go into the lack, it's all very strange, because it is not only associated with danger. actually the pilot, but also god forbid that well, here, too, for them arkadyevich but this chance, yes, if something falls on someone, he is so all the same, when you take off you fly from moscow i'm not talking about moscow, yes, but as soon as if you are outside the moscow ring road, then you still have to manage. especially in our country, in order to hit someone there, but by car, if a person has lost consciousness

while driving, if he bears such risks, but at the same time motorists are not checked so that the motorist once a year and a cardiogram. and yet it is necessary the risk of motorists is higher for us and here, too, here i am always surprised if there is any. a car accident, but a standard record. what at least in the press the drivers have corrected with the management at this point, no one goes to check. and where did he get a driver's license, and no one goes to check this driving school, which once issued him a driver's license. i haven't heard that. no one goes to check the medical board that they gave him a certificate, and the driver has it for a long time, eh, but if something happens to the plane, the whole investigation check the training center that issued the pilot check all the doctors. why was he issued a certificate? well, here we are. i think that this motorists risk is higher, they were dangerous, they were

a risky person, such statements will cause such a violent reaction among those driving. listen to the machine you. not bad. how many times per month do you get airborne every weekend once or twice, probably 2-3 starts. yes, sunday, well, we try. yes, it happens less. well, for saturday sunday 2-3 starts. yes, this is basically the norm. more in summer, less in winter, but we don’t have seasons, we fly all year round, and by the way, here i’ll tell you something interesting, there were always a lot of people who wanted to see how we fly, but it was impossible to come to us. it was dangerous, because immediately a person was on the taxiway. and this is what people want. uh, how it doesn’t let us into this nearby flight prompted us

to create a museum. so in september, we opened the oreshkov air park museum on the territory of our airfield. uh, where i am the director. so i invite you to take a tour. at us a daily excursion, and we've just remembered. what did you say about children in your previous programs? we are now paying a lot of attention to children. airplanes evoke such emotions in children, especially jet ones, when it rushes over the runway for children. just screams. shouts of joy, a lot of schoolchildren come to us. we created an aeromodelling group in the neighboring village, vorotynsk, and more and more children come to us from different cities. bryansk kursk eagle tula moscow and light up this idea. and i also heard what you said. how great it would be for every child to fly at least once with our pilots, private pilots. yes, their personal business. with whom they fly and how, but very

many try to fulfill, uh, the dream of a child , if, of course, not all planes are allowed to fly, yes, there is a jet until the age of majority u, no, but on cruise planes, please. this and uh, many parents also come to fulfill the dream of their children. that's why i have the feeling that i probably never once mentioned your association. hen-party. your never knew. why is this not being trumpeted tv. even what you do is amazing. now you are starting to, uh, support us by trumpeting. eh, it's still interesting. uh, increasing we feel it show attention to us and the media and to the girl pilots and again. this is where the kids get interested. and so, i'm one of those who sometimes they tell me that i wear rose-colored glasses, yes,

because most of them are aviators. who are you dating? they say that there are no small aircraft, that everything is bad. and sometimes i say jokingly that oh, but we just don’t talk about it knew, yes, and that's why we fly and are friends with those who fly all over russia in different cities, and she is alive, she is, she just needs to be told. thanks a lot. what are you doing? it's in its transmission. we all want to fly on the podcast, and in front of us is a person who absolutely confirms what i say, i must be leonid yakubovich for the first time i hear about such a bachelorette party, about which, in general, in my opinion, no one knows which is very sad, and in kaluga, a bachelorette party, and no air bachelorette party. yulia krylova , candidate master of sports, and you on sundays are you flying with your husband? or are we diversifying

risks? i try all the same in turn, and separately, and so on. yes, yes, also on the elk. we have our own aerobatic team reactors. these are three private pilots. and and this aerobatic team performs in different cities. right now they are performing in tver. in different cities, they are not invited to the city day very often like this, that the reactors willingly communicate with residents with children show planes they are allowed to get into the cockpit, if the children are well-bred stories, i learn about today i didn’t even imagine that you still have more there are demonstration flights. we are just very active in everything. yes, we have, and the union of women of flight specialties of aviatrices. you also know many people in this, and i am also a member of this association. and there are , uh, aerobatic teams. there is an airfield, there is an air park. that's why we have a lot

of everything. we have aerobatic teams. so not alone at our airfield alone. well, we have it again about ours. e about that's about everything in which we boil? yes, there are russian aviation races, and the guys are there now created an aerobatic team star. here, but, in principle, if we talk about russia, there is, uh, the first flight that you know is the aerobatic team of barca. but my friend and i are on the elks, we want to create a female aerobatic team. i really hope that we will succeed at all. we are very close friends with and with swifts with russian knights. and even they sometimes advise us, come to visit us, and watch the flights and give very valuable recommendations. they trusted me to ride their wives. have you ever worked in combat, no, you never flew. i would,

of course, i would like to fly very interesting, but why not ask for them kind, well, i will suggest a feeling, of course, it was said, yesterday is fabulous. eh, i talked about this, but i will repeat myself, but you will understand me. i volunteered to fly dry or mid, in my opinion on the mig 29. tom, i don’t remember now, i sat in the second cockpit exclusively, because when landing you have to throw out parachutes. this is something i don't understand. the main thing for me is to hold the hand. and the wonderful uh instructor asks me. how do you want to fly? i speak, and how can he say, you can just do it on the fast and the furious. i say on the fast and the furious, of course, he says, well, very simply, it means the control handle, yes the latch, then once and throw it further. i say, very well request, take off handle times. i had a feeling that he flew away, i stayed. well, you

know the admiration that i experienced somewhere in 10 seconds. we turned out to be god knows for 3-4 thousand delight, i'm just myself envy , i dream that you tried to ask, they will give you, by the way, when i and i wanted mine share history. yes, because it seemed to me that that's how much my life has changed, uh, at 40 years old. yes , and it seems to me that we have a lot of women who do not represent. how can it be. yes, what, what, that everything is ahead and at 40 and at 50 and you can always change everything started social networks. by the way, well, more men than women began to sign up. so, well, i started posting on social networks when i started doing aerobatics, and i started posting my videos of the barrel roll, the loop, and there were a lot of discussions. oh look uh. people were talking about my hair what is my hair?