The video blogger, Vadim Babeshkin, visits the Russian Junior Championships in Penza to support his friend Egor, a young diver who he had previously performed a synchronized ski jump with. Babeshkin shares his own experiences as a child athlete and reflects on the sports childhood of young athletes. He also visits the competition venue, meets with other athletes and coaches, and provides a behind-the-scenes look at the event.
The main event of the video is Egor's competition, where he faces stiff competition from other young divers. Babeshkin provides play-by-play commentary as Egor performs his jumps, and the outcome is uncertain until the very end.
Ultimately, Egor performs well and wins a medal, and Babeshkin is tasked with presenting the award to him. The video ends with Babeshkin reflecting on the experience and asking his viewers if they want to see a continuation of the story.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video has already received more than 10 million views.
2. Egor participated in the world's first synchronized ski jump with a difference of 51 kg.
3. The author, Vadim Babeshkin, is a video blogger and the president of the St. Petersburg Diving Federation.
4. The Russian Junior Championships took place in Penza.
5. The competitions were for athletes aged 8 to 13 years.
6. The pool in Penza has been turned into a tower.
7. There are three more jumping pools in Penza.
8. Penza has more jumping pools than Moscow or St. Petersburg.
9. The author trained only in his free time and came to competitions during his vacation.
10. The author competed at the Russian Cup.
11. The hotel and swimming pool were located in the same building.
12. The children's room had a simple tube TV and a rickety shower.
13. The toilet in the children's room was wobbly.
14. Igor Lukashin is an Olympic champion.
15. Igor Lukashin, along with Dmitry Sautin, was the first at the Olympic Games in Sydney in 2000.
16. Yuri Kunakov is a silver medalist of the Olympic Games in Beijing.
17. Dmitry Sautin paired with Yuri Kunakov.
18. The competition started at 4 o'clock.
19. Egor's competition was for the 3-meter springboard, juniors under 9 years old.
20. Egor had a "lucky" starting number - 13.
21. Egor had to perform 6 jumps - 4 easier and 2 difficult.
22. Dmitry Dobroskok, Egor's coach, is a world champion.
23. Dmitry Dobroskok could not come to the competitions.
24. The author was entrusted with holding the award ceremony.