Australian Police Officer Smashes Guinness World Record with 733 Pull-Ups in One Hour
Australian Police Officer Smashes Guinness World Record with 733 Pull-Ups in One Hour
Australian Police Officer Smashes Guinness World Record with 733 Pull-Ups in One Hour
A 32-year-old Australian police officer Jade Henderson has officially set a new Guinness World Record, completing an astonishing 733 pull-ups in just 60 minutes.
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That’s over 12 pull-ups per minute, maintained consistently for an entire hour, all under the strict form requirements set by Guinness World Records.
Her achievement is made even more remarkable by the journey behind it. After a biceps injury forced her to abandon a previous endurance attempt, she focused on rebuilding her strength, ultimately turning a setback into a record-breaking performance.
Balancing the demands of police duty with elite-level training, her feat demonstrates not just physical power, but extraordinary mental toughness, discipline, and resilience.
From public service to global inspiration, her record-breaking pull-ups serve as a reminder that human limits are often far beyond what we imagine.
Australian Police Officer Smashes Guinness World Record with 733 Pull-Ups in One Hour
