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Lucas breaks the world push-up record – guess how many?
It’s an almost unbelievable feat: 33-year-old Lucas Helmke set a world record with 3206 push-ups in less than 60 minutes. “I did it for my son,” says the muscle man.
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33-year-old Lucas Helmke set a world record with 3206 push-ups in less than 60 minutes.
Guinness World Records
That is 53 times per minute.
Guinness World Records
Despite some mistakes he achieved his goal.
Guinness World Records
Now the muscle man from Brisbane has set his sights on more records.
Guinness World Records
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An Australian holds a place in the “Guinness Book of World Records” for extreme performance.
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Lucas Helmke (33) completed 3206 push-ups in one hour under strict supervision.
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He was also denied 34 push-ups.
Here’s a number that makes our muscles ache just listening to it: Lucas Helmke pushed his body up on his hands and sank back down 3206 times – that’s 53 times a minute, once every second. He split the time into 30-second sets during which he could do at least 26 push-ups — he even came up with 26.7.
Some were denied to him
Accountant from Brisbane arrested by authorities «Guinness Book of Records» Observed closely because imprecise statements are not taken into account: the body should always be stretched with everyone. Pushup The Helmke should go down to a 90-degree angle between the upper and lower arms, then straighten the arms completely. Helmke was denied a total of 34 push-ups.
It was still good enough for the world record – Helmke broke his compatriot Daniel Scally’s record from 2020 by 24 push-ups. For the Australian, who set the record for his one-year-old son – “I want to show him that nothing is impossible” – the record is just the beginning: he wants to set a new record every year in the future.
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