В гостях у Игоря Гиндиса Выпуск 41 Сегодня наш гость Игорь Новак, руководитель школы тенниса

Radio M1. [music] Broadcasting positivity. Hello, friends. This is radio M1. As always, we are broadcasting positivity. As always, we invite people who make this world a better place to visit. But today I'll start with this. classic, many people know that. You find two people with the same name and sit between them. Today you have exactly such a case. My

name is Igor Gindis, and my guest is Igor Novak. Igor, Igor, you can start making wishes in the middle. Well, let's begin. Igor, greetings. Hello. [laughter] Uh, so, look, uh, not only is he my namesake, actually, that’s not why he was invited here, but we invited Igor here because he’s an incredibly interesting person. Today you will learn

that table tennis is not just a sport of kicking and flailing, but a direct connection to the functioning of the brain. Didn't expect that? You will find out everything. But first, the traditional first question that we always ask our guests. Buddy, how did you end up in this life? Uh, so what was your

path to this studio, from the moment of birth? Uh, I was born in the city of Berobidzhan. Well, uh, I've been playing table tennis since childhood . I was very busy and trained. There were successes, serious successes, there should have been progress, but since the Soviet Union collapsed at that time, I apologize, I will interrupt. Uh, and our

operator waves through the glass and asks us to speak a little louder, if possible, directly. Don't be shy to speak out loud. So, at that time the Soviet Union collapsed, and I did n’t get to advance because I was just 12 years old, which is exactly the time for advancement, and everything collapsed, and the coaches left.