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Source: Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University –
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The final event of the "Healthy Lifestyle Ambassadors 5.0 – Division Race" sports project, dubbed "AtomSlet-2025," took place in the Moscow Region. It was organized by the Atom-Sport Autonomous Non-Commercial Organization for Sports and Health with the support of the Rosatom State Corporation.
The project's main goal is to engage students in the development of the nuclear industry, promote an active and healthy lifestyle, and foster a corporate culture of health among young people.
Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University was represented at the event by the Rosatom Student Community team. The students performed admirably throughout all stages of the competition, demonstrating excellent physical fitness, team spirit, and genuine enthusiasm.
The finals program included several exciting and action-packed challenges. The main test of strength was the "Race with Enterprises"—a dynamic competition where participants had to demonstrate strength, endurance, and teamwork. Equally engaging were the intellectual quizzes and the labyrinth, where logic, erudition, and spatial reasoning were crucial.
Following the competition, the Polytechnic University team took fourth place overall in the race and second place in the intellectual quiz presented by the Rosatom Student Community. Despite missing the podium by just a few points, the students confidently represented the university and proved that energy, mutual support, and belief in the team are more important than any award.
"Atomsport" was incredibly intense and engaging! The venue was truly atmospheric. On the first day, it felt like we were somewhere in the mountains, not the Moscow region. Despite everyone's first experience in this type of competition, our team performed admirably, demonstrating teamwork and genuine fighting spirit. We narrowly missed out on the podium, but we were thrilled to participate! Our team also excelled in the intellectual quizzes—both in the overall standings and in the Rosatom Student Community quiz, where we took a respectable second place. We'll definitely be participating again next time! shared team member and master's student at the School of Nuclear and Thermal Energy, Vladislav Chipsanov.
For the students, this event was more than just a sporting challenge; it was a true celebration of unity, friendship, and energy. The Polytechnic team demonstrated that a healthy lifestyle, passion, and a commitment to self-improvement are more than just words, but a way of life for modern students.
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