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pull-up world record
pull-up world record
I read somewhere that the world record for pull-ups was broken by a bootneck. Does anyone know his name?
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I recently read about a bloke who did a few thousand push ups, breaking a world record. He wasn't a marine, just some mad fitness enthusiast. I think a bootneck has broke some kind of push-up record, though. The guy with the pull-ups, I think he's done the most in one go. I'm trying to find out.
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B@#&$cks he's a US Marine, not a good old british bootneck. That's put a dampener on it. I read about him in a British Magazine, and all it said was that he was a Marine. Ah well, at least a British RM broke the push-up record.
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Paddy Doyle I think is the record holder of just about every strength and stamina world record there is to beat. He used to have a website at http://www.stamina4life.co.uk but it no longer seems to be there.
I couldn't find any other website about him, but he is on the Guiness World Records site under a few records there (not every record there is, is included on that site). I think he was in the TA as well, he holds the record for the fastest speed march (can't remember the distance) if I remember right.
I couldn't find any other website about him, but he is on the Guiness World Records site under a few records there (not every record there is, is included on that site). I think he was in the TA as well, he holds the record for the fastest speed march (can't remember the distance) if I remember right.
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I've just read Paddy Doyle's book "IRONMAN". It's quite a good read, some of the numbers he is pushing out are amazing. He has a record for doing 1,500,230 press-ups in one year. He averaged around 4,500 a day whilst being monitored by a guiness world record official. He's an ex-para............so the book says.
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