The dream of every parent is to raise a well-mannered, educated person who can benefit society. In raising this generation, not only the family, but also teachers, coaches, and people with rich life experience play an important role. The work of those who help young people discover their abilities, instill an interest in sports and create a desire for a healthy lifestyle deserves special respect.

The coach of the fifth sports school of the Dovletlinsky etrap, Penji Begaliev, is one of those who serves as an example in attracting young people to sports, preparing them and helping them find their path in life.

For more than half a century, people have known him under the name “Penji pelvan”. Penji Begaliev's interest in wrestling began in childhood. His agility, courage and ability to quickly react to an opponent’s techniques, demonstrated during wrestling competitions at rural celebrations, became the basis of his formation as a pelwan.

Fights with strong wrestlers encouraged the young athlete to set new goals for himself. During his school years, he began to participate in international competitions, gaining sports experience. Thanks to his persistence, speed and skillful use of wrestling techniques, he achieved success in various tournaments.

The results achieved in fights with famous wrestlers of the world, as well as constant studies and training, allowed Penji Begaliev to receive the title of Master of Sports in Sambo and Kurash. While studying at the Turkmen State Institute of Physical Culture and Sports, he also successfully competed in international competitions and repeatedly became a winner.

The successes of Penji Begaliev, who worthily represented our country at domestic and international competitions, contributed to strengthening the authority of national sport. Today, working as a coach and passing on the experience accumulated over the years to the younger generation, he helps young athletes develop an interest in sports and prepare for new victories.