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Former President Emil Constantinescu opened the series of Romanian politicians who flirt with sport in the 90s, and after more than two decades he is followed by the mayor of Cluj, Emil Boc. Emil Boc chose a more modest representation, but safer in front of the video cameras.
The mayor has taken advantage of a health campaign initiated by the Festival of Sport on the occasion of the European Week of Sport, through which locals can get a bus ticket for 2 weeks in a healthy and free way: doing 20 push-ups on their knees . The ticket is symbolically called “health ticket” and will be valid for a trip on the public transport network of the city, the urban area.
Thus, Emil Boc went to the “Smart Sports Station” located in a bus station and did the two genoflections, after which he received the “prize”, the ticket valid on any tram, trolleybus or bus line in Cluj.
The smart sports station was located at the South Memorandum bus station and will run for 2 weeks. Cluj residents can get the Health Ticket every day, between 05:00 and 23:00. Those who successfully perform 20 push-ups in front of a robot, within a 2-minute time limit, receive a bus ticket on the spot, from the jukebox. The software of the device that issues the ticket identifies with the help of a video camera the kneeling performed by the participant and counts the repetitions. Sports Festival supports the value of the balls issued during the 2 weeks of the campaign.
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