Bulgarian Storms Guinness World Records with Teapots
A man from Bulgaria's Ruse boasts a huge teapot collection and is even considering attempting to enter the Guinness Book of World Records.
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Bulgarian Boris Nalbantov set a new record in the Guinness Book for the most pull-ups for 1 minute, reports vesti.bg.
"On Thursday, I received a notification that my record was written in Guinness Book.
I'm very glad because I wanted it to happen for quite some time, "says 24-year-old Boris
In June, Bobby made 54 pull-ups in 1 minute and improved the previous world record, which was made by an American.
"I've my sights set on this record for a long time, but I've had a crash before, after which I had a serious injury and postponed it until recovery," he says.
In his preparation, Bobby emphasizes the exact execution of the pull-ups. Guinness requirements are related to the correct position of the hands, feet and head.
Boris Nalbantov - 1 min pullups record 2017 from Ivaylo Donchev on Vimeo.
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