Islamabad: Renowned Pakistani martial artist Irfan Mahsood has once again made the nation proud by setting a new world record. Mahsood broke the previous record for finger-tap push-ups held by Norway’s Sverre Dyssen, completing 42 push-ups in just one minute, surpassing the old record of 38.
This remarkable feat highlights Mahsood’s unwavering dedication and years of intense training. His achievement not only elevates his personal legacy but also contributes to the growing recognition of martial arts and sports in Pakistan. With over 70 world records to his name, Mahsood has represented Pakistan in more than 20 countries, showcasing his unparalleled skill and discipline.
In recognition of his outstanding contributions, Mahsood was honored with the prestigious Presidential Award for Performance Excellence in 2023. He revealed that over the past 9 years, he has set a staggering 150 Guinness World Records. Additionally, 20 of his students have also earned world records, further cementing his influence in the martial arts community.
Irfan Mahsood’s success is an inspiring story of perseverance, motivating young athletes across Pakistan to pursue excellence with determination and passion. His global recognition serves as a powerful reminder of what can be achieved with hard work and commitment.
