Martial artist crushes 39 cans with head in 30 seconds, sets new Guinness World Record
Ever since he started his record-breaking journey in 2013 when he took up the challenge of removing 40 bottle caps in one minute, Naseem has added dozens of Guinness World Records to his name.
A Pakistani martial artist has set a new world record by crushing 39 cans with his head in 30 seconds. Muhammad Rashid Naseem, a Karachi-based martial arts trainer, set the new Guinness World Record for the 'most drink cans crushed with the head in 30 seconds' in May this year.
Guinness World Records shared the video of Naseem's record-breaking attempt on social media on Monday.
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Crushing cans in lightning speed
In the video, Naseem can be seen striking his head against a row of metal drink cans, which burst open with each impact. In total, he managed to crush an impressive 39 cans in just 30 seconds, setting the new record.
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Who is Muhammad Rashid Naseem
Naseem is no stranger to the record books. Ever since he started his record-breaking journey in 2013 when he took up the challenge of removing 40 bottle caps in one minute, Naseem has added dozens of Guinness World Records to his name. According to his Facebook profile, Naseem has set 101 Guinness World Records and is the only Pakistani to have set more than 100 records.
Naseem's records
Some of his Guinness World Records include the most cans crushed with the head in one minute, most walnuts crushed by hand in one minute, and most watermelons crushed with the head in 30 seconds.
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Like father, like daughter
What is even more impressive is that Naseem has successfully transferred his passion for breaking records to the next generation.
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In 2021, his daughter, Fatima Naseem, broke the record for the most full-contact elbow strikes in one minute with an astonishing 242 strikes, becoming the youngest Guinness World Records holder in martial arts.
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