His hobby of creating multifunctional exercise equipment has attracted the attention of local residents. “My equipment consists of full-fledged complex pull-up bars that allow for a variety of exercises. It's very convenient to install them in the yard, as they take up little space due to the combination of all necessary elements,” Torogeldi shares.
The story of his transition to blacksmithing was not easy. After receiving his legal education in Karakol, he dreamed of working in law enforcement, but returned to his native village due to circumstances. “While engaging in blacksmithing and construction, I decided to create a sports ground for myself after finishing university,” he shares.
The idea of creating exercise equipment came to him from the internet, and he adapted it. “I found ideas online and, adding my own solutions, made them myself. One complex costs 8,000 soms, and there is high demand for them. I am sure that every home with growing boys should have such a pull-up bar,” he says.
Torogeldi has extensive experience working with metal; he previously made gates and canopies. Now he plans to implement more large-scale projects. “We have brothers and friends who are welders, and we discussed the possibility of joining forces. My dream is to open a blacksmith workshop and create jobs,” he shares.
In the future, Torogeldi wants to expand his hobby and turn it into a large workshop. For now, he continues to work for the benefit of his family and fellow villagers. Torogeldi is married and raises a child with his wife.
