Our patient Pavel Morev, who receives dialysis at our center on Koroleva Street in Kazan, has received awards for promoting a healthy lifestyle in the Republic of Tatarstan. Congratulations!
Pavel Morev received a letter of appreciation from Vladimir Leonov, Minister of Sports of the Republic of Tatarstan, and Vadim Yangirov, Director of the TIMERMAN series of sporting events, for his outstanding contribution to the development of running and the promotion of a healthy lifestyle.
“As the organizer of the first 50 km race in 1974, you became a true pioneer in this field, inspiring many people to take up sport and lead an active lifestyle. You not only overcame physical and psychological barriers, but also showed that with the right motivation and perseverance, it is possible to achieve remarkable results. Your passion for running and healthy longevity inspires us all to strive for more,” the letter says.
Vladimir Leonov and Vadim Yangirov also presented Pavel Morev with a certificate of honor for his significant contribution to the development of sport and for organizing the first Kazan Marathon.
“Your tireless efforts to promote a healthy lifestyle and active longevity inspire many people. You are the author of numerous books in which you share your knowledge and experience, helping to promote a culture of sport and physical activity in our society,” the certificate says.
We previously shared Pavel Morev’s story. He worked as a lecturer at a power engineering institute for around 30 years and is a Candidate for Master of Sport in canoeing, cross-country skiing, and marathon running. Pavel Morev has published more than 40 books on hardening, running, and a healthy lifestyle, as well as more than five books about his own treatment journey. He is now 84 years old.
