Ganja - Rhythmic gymnastics coach Victoriya Fesyuk from Kuwait has expressed her admiration for the facilities at the National Gymnastics Arena in Baku. In an interview with Trend, Fesyuk, whose pupils are participating in the second International Ojag Cup in Rhythmic Gymnastics, commended the conditions and organization in Baku.

According to Trend News Agency, Fesyuk noted the rarity of having four training grounds and a warm-up hall in one space, as seen in Azerbaijan's National Gymnastics Arena. She emphasized the excellent organization of the competitions and the pleasant atmosphere at the venue. Six gymnasts from Kuwait are participating in the competition, with three having completed their performances and two having received medals at the time of her statement.

She recalled the positive experiences from the last International Ojag Cup in Baku, which influenced the decision to bring more young athletes this year. Fesyuk also mentioned the competitive spirit in Baku, stating that it provides valuable opportunities for the gymnasts to develop and see directions for future growth.

The second International Ojag Cup, taking place from November 10 to November 12, features 325 gymnasts from 13 countries in individual programs and 21 teams in group exercises.