Kazakh athlete performs chair stunts at Shymbulak
Tengrinews.kz - Social media is discussing an atmospheric video featuring an athlete, filmed at Shymbulak.
On the Instagram page ayaz_tuleyev, a breathtaking video has been posted. It shows a young man climbing chairs on a mountain. Upon reaching the top, he performs acrobatic tricks.
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Публикация от AYAZ TULEYEV (@ayaz_tuleyev)
Under the video, there are dozens of comments. Users have written that such tricks are performed only by professionals, while others have noted the beauty of the footage.
It turns out that the young man in the video is Galymzhan Auesbay. He is from Shymkent but has been living in Almaty for quite a long time. According to him, the video was filmed recently at Shymbulak.
"I've been involved in sports since childhood, but I became particularly passionate about it 10-11 years ago, when I was studying in my second year at the Zhurgenov Academy. I started training with handstands, and the chairs were made based on my sketches. It was difficult to climb them and maintain balance, but the result turned out beautifully," said the 28-year-old.
He mentioned that he will continue to make such videos in the future, as he enjoys the process of creating such clips. Interestingly, he is a self-taught acrobat and learned the tricks of equilibrium on his own.
On the Instagram page ayaz_tuleyev, a breathtaking video has been posted. It shows a young man climbing chairs on a mountain. Upon reaching the top, he performs acrobatic tricks.
Посмотреть эту публикацию в Instagram
Публикация от AYAZ TULEYEV (@ayaz_tuleyev)
Under the video, there are dozens of comments. Users have written that such tricks are performed only by professionals, while others have noted the beauty of the footage.
It turns out that the young man in the video is Galymzhan Auesbay. He is from Shymkent but has been living in Almaty for quite a long time. According to him, the video was filmed recently at Shymbulak.
"I've been involved in sports since childhood, but I became particularly passionate about it 10-11 years ago, when I was studying in my second year at the Zhurgenov Academy. I started training with handstands, and the chairs were made based on my sketches. It was difficult to climb them and maintain balance, but the result turned out beautifully," said the 28-year-old.
He mentioned that he will continue to make such videos in the future, as he enjoys the process of creating such clips. Interestingly, he is a self-taught acrobat and learned the tricks of equilibrium on his own.