10-year-old from Sverdlovsk set a Russian push-up record
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10-year-old Timofey Bryzgalov from Nizhny Tagil, representing the Stoykiye team, set a Russian push-up record. This was announced by coach Fanis Khairullin.
Timofey did 24 push-ups in 1 minute. He will enter the Russian Book of Records.
“We prepared for the record for 1 month, and set it on Lisya Gora, a beautiful place and an excellent result for Timofey, he is great, I wish him further victories and new records!” Fanis Khairullin said.
According to him, this record became the 13th in the piggy bank of the Resistant team.
Earlier, MK-Ural reported that in June Sverdlovsk resident Nikita Rybakov together with Kerch resident Egor Sorokoletov set a Russian record for towing a train. Men 9 meters 45 centimeters towed a locomotive weighing 300 tons. It took them 52 seconds to do this.
The record was set in Kamyshlov, at the railway station. The achievement was recorded by the strongest man on the planet Mikhail Shivlyakov and professional mixed martial arts fighter Andrey Koreshkov. This is reported by the Department of Information Policy of the Sverdlovsk Region.
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