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Such a Guinness record is not seen every day: the man who is able to lift weights underwater

Russian Vitaly Vivchar smashed the record of American Greg Whitstock, lifting a 50 kg weight 62 times, without getting up and taking air. Watch the performance

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You probably have not heard of the next world record, but not because it is not impressive. A few days ago, Vitaly Vivchar entered the Guinness Book of Records after setting a world record for underwater weightlifting.

Yes, what you heard.

Vivchar, who began training in the bizarre industry somewhere in 2013, has now managed to wait for official approval from the Guinness Book of Records, but he has already determined his achievement. Unlike regular weightlifting, underwater the weight is significantly lower (about 50 kg), and what determines is the number of consecutive reps, without floating up and breathing air. , Which established 52.

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"I did not plan to break the record, I did not think about it every morning when I woke up," said Vitali, who has been training non-stop for the past two months. "It was just an idea that came up, and because I also do not currently have specific goals. I just want them to approve this record, and in the future I will think about what to do."

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