In this episode, Evelina Korobova — a three-time Kazakhstan champion in shot put — shares her story, full of unexpected twists, humor, and revelations. She talks about her journey in sports and life, starting with the simplest but amusing details: from the story behind her name to the quirks of bureaucracy and her school years in Balkhash.

Evelina recalls her childhood with irony, her unusual family relationships, and how her brothers and circumstances pushed her toward sports. She speaks about how female athletes face stereotypes and how difficult it can be to remain feminine when only strength and endurance are expected from you. But instead of complaints, we hear laughter, self-irony, and sincerity — her view of the world is both touching and funny.

Through stories about training in shot put, boxing, and even her work as an entertainer, Evelina reveals different sides of her life. She touches on important topics: societal pressure, challenging expectations of women in Kazakhstan, and issues of family and relationships. Yet she does this lightly and accessibly, turning personal experiences into funny and relatable episodes.

Her words convey courage, strength, and confidence, while also reflecting optimism and a desire to change the world around her. This episode is about how even the strongest women face challenges, but the ability to laugh at oneself and circumstances is what makes them even stronger.