is approximately, well, this is approximately what it looks like, this is very - what is an e-sportsman, so in who engages in e-sports, and here the question is, what is e-sports and how does it differ from gaming, because when a person just plays, he has fun, well, at best , without harm to health, sports ... a moment arises when a system appears , a training system, there is a team, there is a coach, there is a sleep, wakefulness regime, there is a training regime, there is a nutrition regime, there is physical psychological preparation, that is, naturally, in strong teams there is sports psychologists and even in the standards of sports training for esports physical activity is prescribed, because the phrase in a healthy body, a healthy mind is not just beautiful words, i myself... was a world champion in starcraft for a time and i know how important it is to be physically fit uniform , because when you come to competitions, the surroundings are different, water, food, everything is different and the tension is colossal, yes, before there was not such a lot of money as now, but the honor o

would say, a nurturing e-sportsman, but i can’t help but ask about this , there are a lott influences distracting a young person. from the street from under the so-called bad influence to keep him on the threshold of, so to speak , rash decisions and so on, yes , of course, this is actually e-sports and well... in general, here is the world of gaming, the computer, it can completely pull a person out of reality, that is, a person may simply not take care of himself, just as he may become dependent on a computer, so how can one deal with this, well, that is, what’s good about that then, that is, he, well, if i was just a young man who wanted to become an e-sportsman, started training and disappeared, so to speak, into the abyss, well, here’s the question. i somehow pass exams there, i go, but i would transfer to correspondence and try my hand at this question and said that here i am at the institute, e-sports, and my mother at that moment told me that let’s give you a year, transfer to correspondence, if there are some results, then continue, if there are no results, then g

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, yes, he won’t run away, you’re okay with that graduated, i was in my second year, when i decided to become an eg to college to take exams, i somehow passed them, i went, but i would transfer to correspondence and try myself in e-sports , and my mother told me at that moment that let’s give you a year, transfer to part-time, if there are any results, then continue, if there are no... results, then go back to full-time, go back to college and, well, finish college, well, i transferred to correspondence and there a month later i won, well for itself at a fairly large tournament, we won 5,000 rubles per team there, and accordingly i transferred to a correspondence institute, i still graduated from the correspondence institute just this year, recently i defended my diploma and, so to speak , succeeded in e-sports too. and your parents come to your tournaments, how they participated at least once, all tournaments can be watched online, i tell them that i’m going somewhere there, they watch the broadcasts for me, but the tournament itself is there for the final part doesn’t come, i just got on about f

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