making one pattern with myself and yes ta-ta-ta well well done, i want to make it look higher, yes and ta-ta-ta, that's how you want. yes , the leg is clearer one, two three and one two. light pack and ta-ta-there i hold a baton with spatulas, we study various initial basics of the movement of the belarusian dance. it's, of course, uh, brother's ports. it is rabota.ru the body to study the work of the feet and connect it in general combinations. we also study belarusian polkas. the initial options are such polka as only a shaker for only one leg, only for two

legs, only on the heel of belarus there are wheels, 150 lay down some dance all the walks others ask questions , the third for peppers, with a screw in detail you improve the belarusian bullets the future choroographers on the ears, the motherland college of the bridge all of them dominika morozova dominika morozova people from new people i'm dancing american hip-hop polish polonaise, belarusian, kryzhok shock, french ballet single. here is alina’s view and the hallway of the 1shasol here and there, and she switches from one to the other from the other to the third to the lapel. new people live in our era and you can’t keep up with them, you can’t catch up with yana and this is their jazz, yes

, we remember the combination. yes, well, a smile , enthusiasm, lightness, sharp legs, a slight influx. yes, i remind valery alekseevich a one-legged polka because there, please, we are ready to need it. upstairs and two and one two and piles above the smile, where is your one and two times two, one two, razedva, raskidka, two times two, one two, not broken, two. stop was a bit fast musically. yes, we will do one more time girls. so what kind of corps do we remember? say please, hull yes, the spatulas, we are back there, remember , we don’t have this corps, yes, that is, we have the shoulder blades, yes, they are looking back. yes, the second

diagonalist here. fine? open your spatulas. here, well done, nose up. do everything, please turn, let's go, it's a diagonal. at first, all the spatulas turned. jumped back. give me a smile, dashenka, we don’t live by squirming, but with our shoulder blades back to our smiles, where are your smiles. the music is ready. applause

in exactly a minute, the hero who will answer everything, but first, according to tradition, our questions sergey why do you think children sometimes ask those questions that adults are embarrassed to ask? in my opinion, because they are still children, they are more relaxed , more sincere and more straightforward, probably to the fact that children can catch enemies. uh, tune up even get a little worried about the children. of course, well, what then? i wish you a good conversation. today we are visiting hello

hello dear guys. my name is sergey rutenko. i am a former athlete. played handball played for the national team republic of belarus of our country was its captain. uh also played for clubs abroad. i think you all know the football club barcelona e now i am on a sports pension, and today i am the head of the tennis federation of the republic of belarus by my example, i hope i was able to show you that nothing is

impossible. i hope that you, as uh , young citizens of our country, will recognize him and achieve heights in various areas of life. i wish you good luck. thank you for taking one minute. let's move on to questions so question number one, please, red sector sergey my name is gleb. everywhere on the web. he writes that you yourself are the most expensive handball players in the world. what does this knowledge mean to you? i have already spoken on this subject many times. eh, in addition to this title, as you said, i also have a large number of other titles, but unfortunately. talk about money they always interrupt the titles, the real most expensive. it was a kind of assessment of my work. uh,

the level of my handball game. uh for clubs, and uh most money for me just right paid by the barcelona football club it was at that time the most expensive transfer from one club to another i was probably pleased to understand that i was appreciated so much, well , nothing more, turn around 180 degrees, the next question from the purple sector is nice. you can call yourself a rich person. for me, wealth. it's still not finances, probably, but other achievements of the state are also spiritual that surrounds me. my family, my friends, i certainly consider myself rich, but i emphasize again. me financially, dear thing, in general home. the most precious thing, this is my family. this is the most precious thing i have my children my

wife. we are parents, this is what i have in the house. this is the most precious thing for me. hello, my name is masha, i have a question for you. you accidentally ended up in handball. and how did you even come to this sport. i happened to be doing handball, wrestling, uh, the sport was sambo and there were some successes. i really liked this sport, but, unfortunately, then it turned out that the section was closed. not good i wanted to continue playing sports, but for some period of time i could not find myself. uh, i tried a lot of other sports, and football and basketball and other sports, and uh. one school was suggested to me. i called there and asked, if they have a

basketball section, they said no, but there is such a handball section to my great shame. i didn’t know what kind of sport it was, although in belarus in our country, there is a very strong tradition of this sport, there are many olympic champions in the club from belarus was one of the best in europe and i don't say come, try i've come. uh, firstly, the training was unintentional, or either i broke it, but either i broke it, there the guys got scared alone there, i thought now the coach i have to scold the positions strongly. she says, it's okay, it's such a sport, it's all good. at that moment , i realized that this was my sport, and i fell in love with it with all my heart and remained in this form and connected my entire sports career with handball. what would you do if you didn't become a handball player? we uncle was a sailor. here, so it's hard for me to say. somehow, on an internal level, i understood that i wanted

to play sports, and then it gradually just intensified. and i already understood that i want to be a professional athlete. sergey turn around 180 °, the black sector has a stereotype that the athlete is not very smart. why do many people think so? professional sports take a lot of time and due to the large number of training sessions. uh, lots of competition. do you travel often? keep up with the school curriculum. i have the last year when we had chemistry in the third quarter. if i'm wrong, i attended only two lessons, probably, for the entire quarter, athletes very often, well , they probably do not get an education to the fullest. and well, accordingly, uh, their results, as a result, outside of sports are much worse than those of the guys who can go to school all the time

to study all the time. and i think that such an opinion just follows from this, but i’ll tell you honestly about me like that often think often say, i do not quite agree with this, but at the same time and talk to young athletes. i constantly tell them that you must study well. you have to realize that studying is very important, because if something doesn't work out in sports, and you can always, uh, have a profession in my opinion. i'll probably help. well, at least, if you do not break this stereotype, at least break it. were you an obedient child or a bully as a child? i had a lot of bad behavior at school. i have been remarked on diary parents certainly brought me up and fought, therefore, probably so that

my children would not hear, and i would have to say that i was obedient, but again stressed. today we have an honest conversation, so more often i had bad behavior, again, sports did not help in this regard. uh helped discipline me. thank you for your candid answer and let's move on to the purple sector. hello sergey my name is daria, i have a question. please tell me what sacrifices you made for the sake of sports at the beginning of your career, i think they will understand. i had no life, except in principle, school and training. that is , even i could not fully celebrate my graduation from school. i didn't have student life and definitely. i have somewhere since the seventh grade, in principle, i no longer had it. the life that ordinary children live, that is, after school, go outside for a walk somewhere with friends, go somewhere , go somewhere. i didn't have it anymore.

i had training school and competitions. it was such a constant rhythm we had two workouts every day. it was probably the biggest sacrifice ever. i have a surprise for you. can i give you a graduation ribbon as a gift? nice. thanks a lot, now i'm also a graduate. well, you see. you can catch up thanks a lot we move on to the next question. here, but it was not , probably, such a medal. uh, we had a very serious selection. e in sports class. this is 20 people in the class. we had e plus or minus 1,500 people. we had

training there. eh, and we all understood with the guys talked. uh, which one of us gets into the sport class? that is, for us, for everyone, there was such a dream to get there. i dreamed of getting into the sports class, eh, but everyone told me that they wouldn't make it. there will be another one to play, and then it turned out that from , uh, the whole team. here in the school where we studied, so that she got only one me and it was a great joy for me. uh, such a big incentive in the future, that is, when i got into the sports class, i didn’t think that everything was already everything for me. i have achieved everything. i realized that for this is just proof to me that i am on the right track and i need to move forward if the victory is no longer significant. does this mean that you need to leave the sport? well, to be honest, i don’t know a single athlete who would relate to medals, how insignificant various factors here can be, uh, an injury can affect

, some other moments can affect. someone wants to play. yes there that's as long as it will have the strength someone wants to leave and the sport is at its peak. e your form or there? well, or at the very peak, probably, there, in such a state, close peak form, so that people would not see him already running there and barely talking. he used to play here. it's good now that i've become weak, so this is not related to the significance of the competition; a more significant factor is age and injuries. we are moving on to the black sector, saying that grigory leps played an important role in the end of your sports career, please tell us about these stories. i already knew that my career was at its peak. i'll be honest, i was afraid of what would happen to me after the sport , my contract ended, uh, with the leopard. i

i thought what would happen next, where to go , move and stay. and so, well, i had a lot of such thoughts. by that time i already had a daughter, and now these thoughts are constantly somehow. spinning spinning spinning in my head and one day. i washed my face in the morning, shaved, and i played music. i think that this happens to many people. you when in your thoughts music can play, but we do not hear it. leps has a song leave beautifully and live happily. here he sings, i listen to it and it hits. that's right parallel to my thoughts to leave or do not leave, as if he answered me. here , leave beautifully and live happily, and then i have something that clicked, i just came out of my wife’s soul and i say. you know, i probably made a decision, uh, such a coincidence, or maybe it's fate, but uh,

i just made up my mind in my head. well, you can say under this song. are you in a sign of fate? basically, i would probably say that i am not a sovereign person, but certainly pay attention to me often chasing two figures. it's 14-22 me constantly they come across. and when the numbers did not choose there on t-shirts. and here we are constantly these figures come across. i have two children, even children were born. right here. you were born a daughter, the fourteenth son of the twenty-second. that's why, of course, that's why, well, of course, i pay attention to such moments. sergei turn left, purple sector sergei hello. my name is gleb do you remember your last last game you understood that you would no longer be on the court then we played qualifications for entering

the european championship and the match turned out to be difficult played with the national team of latvia at the end of the match, a penalty was awarded and i understood that this was all, well, figuratively, my last 10 uh, there were seconds of playing as part of the national team of the belarusian national team, uh. i looked at the guys saying who will take the penalty, i wanted to give them an opportunity, because if we win the team goes to the european championship and i understand that i won’t go with the team anymore. i've been so captain of the national team here, well, guys, they say, sergey has to do it and i had excitement. i scored this penalty team. just went further. i asked them everything, the most. the main thing is that my conscience was clean in front of the fans, in front of the teams, where i performed in front of our national team. uh, because i understood what i did, i shifted the maximum of my efforts in order to achieve maximum results to complete my career.

well, in my case, it was something like that , i say peace, when you've done everything . you've done it, and you can exhale, because it's such a constant heat, constant stress. you played one game. getting ready for the next played one competition immediately begin another. you are constantly here in such a race it is interesting. she keeps you on your toes all the time. well, the end of my career for me is the last match, it was just an opportunity to exhale, but i had many friends, who let out a tear and cried. uh them. uh, i had to calm down. now, even if you saw someone and fedor's last match there was nadal djokovic and they all cried because fedorov was ending his career. this person probably depends.

good early morning, belarus with svetlana borovskaya, this is a fascinating acquaintance with unusual people. well, let's get closer to your main profession, which means that the photographs are yours. i had binoculars and it runs at me, there are all volkov that is, it turns out. mom once on a tree. no, you can't do that. for what? i just covered myself with a net sitting waiting for you to quickly draw everything. how thin you can immediately see. i am so fat fat voice such a world of secrets of good mood. this is how the birds sing music, generally the greatest composition. there are a lot of interesting stories right behind the house, so we have some kind of ghosts going on. although it may be our

little one walking around, half shouted around the museum , watch on belarus 24 tv channel . we tell everything about the country's sports life , two world cup medals were brought. first of all, the belarusian level is very high, when you play there, you get just invaluable experience, therefore , when you join the national team, you are already a little so hardened, one might say, hardened reviews of the most interesting events. we participated in a colorful race. actually. it's wonderful, when we started to start, the paints opened, that is, everything together. we are all so beautiful all the happy opinions of the competent experts in the cube. now we need it in order to break in, let's say the qualification system, we are going to show that belarusian basketball. he is. we have our own face, and we will deal with this and not only watch

sports projects on belarus 24 tv channel . hello sergey my name is danila i i heard that you used to have problems with being overweight and advise how to lose weight, but during the sport i had no problems. i already got them, just after the sport, because the metabolism is changing. eh, the load on the body is changing. uh, the number of trainings reduced the first year almost along, well, how to deal with it? nutrition, in principle, you can eat everything, but you need to understand in moderation, if you overeat there today,

tomorrow you need to eat a little less and some physical activity, again again emphasize adequate, so a little bit of movement, one might say, physical education and accuracy where? something like that, and how exactly did they throw it out? clearly, uh, i left less, i ran more. i have heard that health is happening. do you agree with this absolutely agree very much trump, uh, very high competition of a and nu, and plus in particular my sport, it is very compact, very traumatic, so of course. yes, this is for, if we talk about health, then physical education strengthens somewhere, and the tone of the body, because you feel better oneself more charged throughout the day, but

if we are talking about professional sports, of course, this is definitely not about health, i completely agree with this. about the victory in the first place over himself. uh, as i said, a very difficult path, i am interesting thanks to great sports. uh, learned four languages. uh. i have e friends all over the world plus. uh , it's very nice and all athletes strive to perform at international competitions and defend the honor of the country to show that i can go to belarus and when alone once you stand on a pedestal in the first place you hang a gold medal. do you understand, uh, the feelings that overwhelm you? the feeling of those people who root for you is, well, it just covers everything. and here big sport, probably, is just about these feelings and about victory over oneself. the black sector

is turning around again. at school, you dyed your hair green and red. why are you very knowledgeable. well, i think that at this age we are all a little bit rebellious and we want to show ourselves somehow, uh, somehow ourselves highlight. probably it was. here is such a youthful, probably, maximalism. uh, and just the same desire, probably, to stand out. and, of course, he made a big one there when he came to school for a certificate. purple sector

good afternoon. my name is varvara, your biography says that your parents divorced. when you were a teenager, my parents also divorced, how to survive? well, of course, these are difficult moments in life, but if i turn around already and remember those feelings that were definitely there. i think every child in such a situation there is resentment against one of their parents. the only thing i would say. here, uh, he recalls this situation. what happened to me was to try to understand my parents and don’t cross out, don’t get angry at one of them, it’s time to put everything in its place, and in the future. and i hope, god forbid

, that it so happens that there will still be in general, at least communication with each of the parents. i don't know for sure, unfortunately. when do people meet and fall in love? this is the first impulse. he is probably the most powerful strong and very often people in love can do some things that are normal . he would never have made a man. can move mountains. e in this state , then, when we are with each other every day, and she, probably, at best, develops into respect, at worst . unfortunately, this leads to situations where people still break up after that. and if i find out where she's going, i'll definitely tell you, okay? further, the red

sector sergey will have to turn around and sergey , and after the divorce of his mother, and mother and father. how am i i know that you lived with your mother, you talked with your father, unfortunately, my life turned out so that our ties were broken and there was no communication. why didn't you make peace with them? i tried, but unfortunately it didn't work. why? it's hard for me to say. i wish that no one, of course, gets into such and experiences such moments, but, unfortunately, this is probably utopia and, uh, at least. i wish that communication with parents remains, because for children , both the opinion and the opinion of mom and dad are important, but, unfortunately, this is how it happened to me. i tried reconcile, but why didn't it work out? is it hard for me to say? hello. my name is vlad , they say that without male upbringing, children

become moments. is it true? my upbringing, probably, was most of all taken up by professional sports. these are my first coaches that i had, they replaced my parents, in principle, in professional sports it often happens. children see more and spend more time with a coach than with parents. and since i had a team sport by far. me sports also brought up in terms of. uh, how to live in a team? how to communicate? how to communicate with teammates, a gave me many friends and comrades. in my opinion. this is more of such a prejudice is not necessary if there is no male upbringing. uh, the baby will become a mother's there. child probably it is necessary to ask my children. or just here.

please give me a microphone and let's get to know your children. you can imagine them, and the eldest daughter nika and the youngest son egor tell the whole truth about your dad. only honestly, how strict he is. can i get out so that i don’t embarrass them. uh, well dad, how could he be strict? uh, well, i don't think he's a strict, strict father. dad knows how to mix us there in sad moments. some other dad, as usual, tired comes to him. unfortunately, there is a lot of work, so we try not to touch him , so that he can rest, because how would a person work there from morning till night, plow to feed us and that's all egor tell me

what your dad is, but he doesn't care , maybe to be kind. eh, if i listen to him. do you love your dad? i love my dad very much and i think that he is the best for me, because my dad gave me everything, and i respect him very much, i love him, he is a successful person. uh, i'm very happy for him and yes, yes for him. i also love my dad very much. uh, because he is very kind with his mother, but but they can quarrel, of course, and this only says that sergey you have a wonderful absolutely ordinary simple human, happy family, we are moving on to the purple sector.

how did you propose to your wife. in an unusual way by phone, at that time i was in slovenia playing for the slavic club. she just finished her studies and lived at that time in minsk. so we both understood that we wanted to be together, but there are bureaucratic moments. such as visas and everything else, so i take into account all such aspects. i told her that we need to sign and get married to live together. marry me. she says, okay , come get married and that's it. that's it, that's how it happened. the rest of my life well me it must have been a little easier. uh, because we lived far apart.

and i thought about her all the time, all the time, ah, i thought that i want us to be together, and probably , well, for in our case, it was the distance that played. uh, the fact that we were exactly far from each other and this gave the realization that we want to be together to turn 180 degrees. you said that handball is genetically related to belarusians. how is that? handball is such a kind of sport, it is a team sport . belarusians, in principle, by their nature are kind people who are always helpful to each other. that is, this is just one of the most important qualities for a good team. ah. we have a lot of strong guys who are just needed in handball and historically it has already happened that, and we have a lot of

olympic champions from belarus as part of the soviet union team, and the aspect that the backbone of the union team was belarusians, just - still says that we have, uh, very good roots, very good traditions of this sport, and certainly. this with every generation. it only gets worse because there are new guys coming into handball. they will find out those who played before and what successes they had. eh, for him. this is additionally some kind of motivation and confidence when belarusians say they play handball well. well , of course, everyone already thinks there. yep, i can do it too. we move on to the yellow. that sector hello my name is yaroslav i know that you have a brother. i also have and in childhood very often quarreled with him , competed or fought. mom scolded for it and i would like to know, in our childhood there were moments, how would you compete or fight with your brother? when we were children, this happened to us all the time

, constantly fighting, swearing. and now that i have kids of my own, i keep saying, stop swearing, which, well, it's inevitable. this is the human factor. this is, in my opinion, normal, but at the moment what kind of relationship do you have, are there any inconsistencies? uh, well, we communicate with him so it happened, uh, circumstances and life, that everyone is somehow busy with their own affairs and it doesn’t work out so often see a lot of work. he is in the business of providing for his family. i do the same, so normal human relations. a healthy lifestyle, in your opinion. taught me how to feel my body. and a healthy lifestyle.

this is when we know how. in my opinion, when we know how to feel our body and understand what i need right now, that is, if i need some kind of emotional reboot, it’s figuratively there to leave the city there to be alone. this is a very important point for a healthy state. psychological. of course, these are bad habits. uh, you should always try to get rid of them sergey tell me what bad habits you have are you sure, and i have the opportunity not to answer questions. i'll probably use it. how curious to know what you are hiding, but nonetheless. you took the opportunity to correct the rules, mister presenter, i, uh, think that, probably, children should not know about my bad habits. i do not hide it, but in my opinion, after all, guys, guys. well, at least i shouldn't be talking about it, uh.

you have every right to do so. that is the first refusal to answer the question. turn 180° towards the red sector. . hello sergey my name is xenia and i have a question for you. you have such an interesting life. why don't you have an instagram account because you're a little older. uh, i lived in a time when there were no instagrams, there were no social networks, when all this began to gain popularity. we had young guys on the team. i remembered such an interesting moment, ah, and the guy confessed his love to his girlfriend through instagram i'm in the dressing room. so i see he is worried sitting on the phone like that. i say what happened to you and he tells me i just confessed to my girlfriend. i say, how did

you confess? i say why didn't you want to see? her eyes to see her reaction to see to feel, in the end, how she will react to this, because it can be in her eyes. uh, tears of joy will come through , these emotions will not be transmitted by instagram, no social network, and uh, he couldn’t answer me. he says, i don't know worried. that's what i've decided, damn it. you will never be able to experience these emotions, and social networks, in my opinion. they take away these emotions, they do not give in full. uh, fully feel these emotions. we pass to the yellow sector. head of the federation and what are handball and tennis similar to, and the most common misconception when people think that the leaders of the federation in my case should, for example. be able to play or

there, if it's tennis, then it should only be a tennis player. i always give an example uh, here's the president of the international olympic committee. and he is a swordsman. i always ask the question i say how if we go by this logic. why do you think that a fencer can lead other sports, in fact, this is a misconception, why, while working in the handball federation as the deputy chairman of the federation, i have never encountered technical issues for a specific sport on me in a three-year period were e. responsibilities are managerial and, in principle, now i have exactly the same job. ah, so for me personally, as for the head of the functionary of the federation, uh , there is practically no difference. and if we talk directly about sports, handball

is a team game, tennis is still individual, although i am in conversations. especially with young athletes. uh, i always say that tennis is a team game, because a large number of people stand behind a tennis player. uh, a tennis player won't go out on the court unless the cleaning lady cleans him up nicely. or if he gets it wrong, there's a training plan, organization schedule, travel organization, tournaments and so on. it's always a team. i, uh, especially to children, always say, guys, you should treat everyone with respect, but because this is exactly the same team of hers, maybe you can’t see it, but does it work so that you become successful? here’s how from the moment i headed the federation when i was elected. by that moment i started playing and, frankly , i’m very happy about it, he dragged me out a lot, i try to play about 2-3 times a week and

i run right to every training session and game with great pleasure. purple sector to the right of i beg you, raise your hand, who is ready to ask a question. i heard that political sanctions affected tennis players the least. it's true so i do not agree with this moment , they think so, because our tennis players. they can play at international competitions, but figuratively the same footballers, what do they play for? uh, international competition. uh, there are some sports that are now allowed by our tennis player to be allowed to play , uh, professional associations. they understand that if they forbid ours to play for them it's money, but in turn. uh, the international federation suspended us. it hit hard, uh, specifically, children's tennis, because now there are no team competitions. well, we are fighting, if we

succeed, then we will be able to our youngest tennis players, and again give the opportunity to play at all international competitions. it says on the internet that you have a factory. what do you need to do to open your own factory? certain capital is needed and it is necessary, probably. a great desire, but i understood that after the sport i would have to do something. to me they say you can be a good coach. i say, i don’t see myself in this role for me, as for athletes, the worst thing has always been to sit on the bench and say the coach constantly sits and talks, so i searched, uh, and tried to find myself, but internally i’m

always here, well , i was drawn to production. and so, gradually. i came to the conclusion that i got, uh, this technology. this is the recycling of waste from electricity production. e chicken factories pig farms, here and i liked this direction liked it. it's a technology in that it's in in principle, it was unique at that time, but if briefly and quickly, then a great desire, now we are moving on to the red sector. hello, my name is lisa , you told us in an interview that a lot of things passed by you, what exactly was it? precisely so that many moments of life pass by me. there are figuratively concerts there with friends and a wedding. someone has an anniversary there, something else, and because of such a very busy schedule. i couldn't tell. coach

that i won't come to practice because it's my friend's birthday. i didn't mean it right. and just like that , a lot of such everyday moments passed me by, and the ones i was able to do and still do it , i make up for my pensions. and they worked in many countries of the world, but still returned to belarus and why? because this is my homeland, here, uh, live people close to me by my nature, in my mentality, and these are not some grandiloquent words. when you are in a different society in a different world, where people, due to the fact that we are different, think differently, and at first it may not be very striking, but for a long period time. it's everyone who lives abroad will understand me. throughout my

career, i have always come to minsk on vacation and have always spent my entire vacation here except for. two vacations, uh, and they 're sitting in this room, these two vacations, because they were both born in the summer, we just didn't go home then, i'm from here. and this is my homeland, all my relatives. these two moments live here. for me they were fundamental and unimportant to the sector. so i'm afraid to grow up. it seems to me that time flies very quickly, as they are not afraid of their age. there is a very good novel on this subject. there the protagonist had a servant, this servant was japanese. his philosophy was that he looked at his age as if he

was improving. it gets better with age, because with age we all learn something, we learn something new, so everything will be fine, don't worry and just move on. how much head up and ears wide apart to absorb all the information. this signal means that temporarily questions to the hero and steklo sergey now you have to choose the best questions of this program big to everyone. thanks for the questions, i experienced a very interesting feeling today on the program, which i have not experienced for a long time. e, and it's all thanks to you and your questions about your personal life. there were interesting questions. interesting moment turned out to be s e. with my children, it’s quite emotional ah, but i’m probably going to be a little unobjective here , because, after all, as an athlete. here, a young man in a jacket stands out, it was immediately obvious that he was

an athlete. and i chose his question. he got me made me now experience the emotions that i experienced during the end of my career. and to be honest, i kind of forgot about them. e. well, he knocked off a very interesting fact of my biography, which, in principle, few people know and especially on this topic was not not advertised, but touched. this question touched me in a good way, so thank you very much, i'll get to know each other better. what is your name? my name is the hoarder. i am 10 years old. i've been playing hockey for 5 years now. are you a striker or a goalkeeper? i hit it visible immediately. well, according to the rules of our program, the author of the best question receives a special gift from the guest. come out to the site. gleb thank you very much for your question. i hope that in the future in 10 years i will be able to come and watch your game, and you will attack well and you will score handsome,

well done. this is for you. now you have the opportunity to ask the children your three questions. of course, they caught my three questions here. well, i, too, by the way, liked the question on social networks. here's what i'm interested in. are you aware that social media is steal emotions steal the emotional part of our lives? i believe that social networks can be used, but not always and not everywhere. and even if you are talking to a person live. you must turn on your phone and put it on silent mode. perhaps even navia, simply because the emotions live are really true and sincere and

none of us will get this on social networks before. i spent quite a lot of time on social media. hmm well then my eyesight began to deteriorate. i somehow became spend less on the phone. and so, well , i realized how important communication is in real life. i agree that social networks steal our emotions, because, well, there were a lot of emotions, when it began to sit in social networks there, well, emotions slowly became, they didn’t leave like that. now i'm sitting, much less often emotions? well, i already had more, because then i didn’t experience anything well. eh, when i spoke with friends, i also spoke emotions there. no, no laughs. no joy. now this is me actually i feel all this laughter and joy sergey are you ready to ask the next question, right? i'm interested in how you

look to the future at your age now and how you choose a profession. i choose my future profession because i like it the most, for example, i have well, several options. i'm not completely different , the same chemist, biologist, and i can't decide between all of this, because i like it all very much, and i listen there to what my dad, mom, friends say to me. i am now inclined to, and what is most dear to me and i imagine who i will study for. what items do i have the most at the moment. so to speak. therefore, probably, most of all i lean towards a lawyer, or programming at the moment, if i see it as a hockey player, because in principle i ’m good at it, but if hockey is the most, probably one of the most serious such

traumatic sports. if an injury, then most likely i will go to law school. i see myself as a hockey player guys, it is very important, regardless of the profession , regardless of who you want to become , understanding is very important. will you first of all receive personal satisfaction from what you do, because only in this case you will be able to do your job as well as possible, and having done it as well as possible, you will be in demand by your society in your country is the third question. he is , probably, a little bit like that, even philosophical with me, when the elders brought up, guys and in sports and adults, they passed on their knowledge to me. how are you think, and properly passed on to you from the older generation. e, all e, the principles are the

foundations, and how to grow up a good person? i study at school and our teaching staff is all professionals. and those ideas that, for example, i consider basic are the idea that a person should benefit, benefit not only himself, but also society, and also the idea of ​​love for their own country. all of this is passed on to us. therefore, i believe that, m-m, we have a good education, and quality knowledge is also given. sergey, it's time to say goodbye to our sergei rudenko, the head of the belarusian tennis federation, the most expensive handball player in the world today is visiting the program 100 questions for an adult. i'm waiting for you at the entrance to the site.

i liked it and once again i was convinced that she is a wonderful child. we, the older generation, should be in awe of them, and convey the best of what we have accumulated over our years. have you been asked questions today that you are already tired of answering. i do not want to offend anyone, so i still have the right. uh no answer. i will use it wonderful. today you managed to answer 40 questions. tell me if we call you again, you will agree to come, i will emphasize once again that i liked the conversation very much, so i do not leave. i appeal to our audience, do you think that the hero was as frank with you today as possible? who thinks so? raise your hands. well, now explain why you think so? it seems to me that sergei himself was very frank. he shared, and with us his life

situations, his life experience and certainly. some of those present could take this e to your life. it seems to me that he answered very frankly, shared his moments of childhood and the most difficult moments of life. he also described very well. it seems to me that he answered, well, he didn’t hide, well, he didn’t hide the truth, because you understand that this can help us in the future, that we are interested in it. and whoever believes that the hero kept something back, hid from you, there are such people. okay, answer the question. still, you took advantage. good point, but what seemed insincere to you in a conversation with the hero that the conversation was sincere, but questions remained in any case. sergey, we have such a rule that the hero always has the last word. summarize the conversation. i want to thank our wonderful children before their uh, nice such

an interesting conversation. uh, places. he was difficult. uh, but i also want to express the hope that they have heard me and will take note of some points. sergey, would you like to come back to our studio and take a selfie with our young audience, you will do it with pleasure. sergey rutenko was in today guest at the program 100 questions for an adult see you in a week. we welcome our heroine blogger actress singer