Irfan Mehsood and His Son Sufiyan Set New Guinness World Record
In a remarkable feat of agility and coordination, Irfan Mehsood and his five-year-old son, Sufiyan Mehsood, from Pakistan have set a new Guinness World Record for the fastest time to climb around a person. The dynamic duo achieved this incredible accomplishment on June 19 in Dera Ismail Khan, Pakistan, completing the task in just 7.87 seconds.
This achievement surpasses the previous record held by India’s K Gokulnath and MV Arjun Priyan, demonstrating the exceptional skills and training that went into breaking the record. The event not only highlighted the talents of Irfan and his son but also brought a sense of pride and recognition to their country.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif personally applauded the young Sufiyan for his achievement, recognizing the significance of such an accomplishment at such a tender age. In a statement, the Prime Minister extended his congratulations to Sufiyan, emphasizing how this remarkable feat has made both his parents and the entire nation proud. He praised the boy’s extraordinary talent, suggesting that the success of such gifted children promises a bright future for Pakistan.
Irfan Mehsood, who hails from the tribal district of South Waziristan, is no stranger to breaking records. He has previously earned widespread acclaim for his incredible physical prowess, holding over 100 Guinness World Records. His achievements span a wide array of physical exercises and stunts, including the most push-ups, squats, jumping jacks, squat thrusts, step-ups, knee strikes, elbow strikes, side jumps, and high jumps.
Irfan’s dedication to fitness and record-breaking has not only set him apart in Pakistan but has also placed him on the global stage. He has shattered records previously held by competitors from 16 different countries, including the United States, Britain, India, China, Norway, Germany, France, Finland, the Philippines, Spain, Italy, Lebanon, Egypt, Iraq, Syria, and his homeland, Pakistan.
This latest record with his son further solidifies Irfan’s position as one of the most accomplished athletes in the world, and it serves as an inspiration to many. The bond between Irfan and his son Sufiyan, as well as their shared dedication to excellence, reflects the strength of family support and the potential that lies in nurturing young talent from an early age.
Their achievement is more than just a world record; it is a symbol of perseverance, skill, and the endless possibilities that arise when passion meets discipline. As Pakistan celebrates this victory, Irfan and Sufiyan Mehsood’s story will undoubtedly inspire future generations to aim high and pursue their dreams with determination and heart.
