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Voronezh doctor set a world record

He pulled up 201 times in ten minutes

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Voronezh doctor set a world record

Alexei Getmanov, who works at a local hospital, pulled up 201 times in ten minutes. The achievement was recorded by the National Book of Records, reports the publication “Vesti Voronezh”.

For Hetmanov, this is the fourth world record. In the summer of 2024, he performed 1,470 pull-ups in three hours, in the fall of 2025 - 254 times in 15 minutes, and in the spring of 2026 - 537 times in half an hour.

Earlier, Voronezh residents also set a Russian record for eating glazed cheese: in September 2021, 1,355 people took part in the action.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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