Strong people always awakened a burning interest in the hearts of people and fascinated them. Suffice it to recall the circus strongmen and athletes who are loved by the public. Today in the world there are several people who differ in their abilities. To determine the leaders, competitions and championships are held, both state and world. Who is the most enduring person in the world?
Let's first understand what endurance is. This is one of several definition options physical condition person. If speak about Everyday life, then indicators of endurance are the ability to do some work for a long time and continuously or exercise. Some people have decided to connect their lives with the development of this particular skill.
This 52-year-old Briton is a former soldier landing troops, was able to set a huge number of records in various disciplines. More than fifty of his achievements were included in the Guinness Book of Records, as a result of which Paddy is definitely the most enduring person in the world. Outwardly, it cannot be said from him that he is such an outstanding strongman, but sports awards speak for themselves. For example, he did four thousand push-ups a day for a whole year, which is an absolute record. In an hour, he could do 1860 push-ups on one arm. In addition, he did maximum amount squats with a load of 20 kg in the hands and the maximum number of lifts with a backpack weighing 20 kg behind the back. And with a 15-kilogram backpack, Doyle overtook all rivals in cross-country running.
Paddy Doyle: “I am grateful to the army for teaching discipline and healthy lifestyle life"
In 2014 alone, Paddy set more than thirty records in the field of sports, having achieved particular success in running with various loads. In addition to the records included in the Guinness Book, Doyle has another one and a half hundred records recorded in local authoritative sources of information. WITH military service he left back in 1986 and has since become a fitness freak, dedicating himself full-time to hard training.
Already in May 1987, he tested himself for strength in the following way: he did 4,100 push-ups from the floor with a load of twenty kilograms on his back. It took him 4.5 hours. From then until today, Paddy trains six days a week for about two hours. He built for himself gym in your own garden. Workouts can be modified depending on the standing in this moment goals – e.g. weighted runs, walking, push-ups different kind, as well as workout and the use of different simulators. Man complements physical exercise proper nutrition: Eats most often rice and white meat, lots of fruits and vegetables, and drinks only water.
The most hardy person in Russia is a native of the Chelyabinsk region. The hero was born in 1974. He had someone to be strong in: his father worked as a blacksmith, but, of course, no one imagined that a champion would grow out of a boy. Elbrus began to actively engage in sports at the age of 12, but it was not easy in a small village where there are neither gyms nor modern exercise equipment. Then the guy built his own exercise machines from iron found in the yard. In addition, he played basketball for a while, until he came to the conclusion that his true calling was weightlifting and wrestling.
After leaving school, he seriously took up arm wrestling, while studying at the Institute physical education
Knowing a lot about sports from magazines, Nigmatullin firmly decided against the will of his parents to devote his life to him. It may seem surprising, but the guy was not taken into the army: it turned out that he had high blood pressure. Doctors even predicted that he had a maximum of 30 years left to live. This news shocked the guy, but he pulled himself together, intensely engaged in powerlifting and at the age of 19 he already became the champion of Russia.
And by the age of 21, the only thing left to remember about the disease was with a smile. Career rapidly went uphill, high pressure no longer made itself felt. To date, Elbrus has several honorary titles, is happily married and is raising his wife's daughter from his first marriage.
Elbrus Nigmatulin - mountain man
This Kenyan is considered the most enduring runner in the world, because not everyone can overcome the huge marathon distance of 42,000 kilometers. The athlete started running at the age of 18, this sport is very popular in Kenya, so every child sees the victories of marathon runners from childhood and is imbued with their spirit. Patrick, for example, was inspired by his namesake and countryman Patrick Ivuti, who won several major marathons. Under the guidance of his coach, Macau was ready for his international debut by 2005 and won confident victory. The heyday of the athlete's career began in 2007. In 2013, due to an injured knee, he was forced to stop running, but already in 2014 he returned to them and took fourth place in the first competition. Patrick is happily married: married, has a daughter.
You need to run with pleasure - one of the secrets of Patrick Macau's successful career
It is impossible not to mention this famous athlete from Tsarist Russia among the hardy people. We can say that he is the pride of our people, glorifying the country regardless of the political situation. Ivan was born into a large family, where not only he was strong, but also his brother. However, the rest of the children were distinguished by healthy energy.
From childhood, Ivan trained with dumbbells and kettlebells, ran, did gymnastics, and from adolescence he began to perform in the circus as an athlete. Then fame came to him, because he defeated almost all the strong men of the country with whom he fought.
As the doctor of the wrestling club, where Poddubny was, notes, his strength and endurance were also distinguished by an unusual ability to become active at the right moment, and until that time to doze like a sleeping animal.
Ivan Poddubny was remembered as an unusually charismatic and intelligent person. By 1903, he was already known not only in the Russian Empire, but also in the near abroad. Then his fate galloped at full speed: the death of the bride, depression, getting out of it, championships - all this against the backdrop of political upheavals, wars and revolutions. In 1925, already under the Soviets, he left for the United States and continued his career, but returned two years later. Poddubny died in 1949 from a heart attack. This Russian hero was remembered forever not only for his physical endurance, but also for his breadth of soul.
Ivan Poddubny had an excellent reaction, was decisive and, it seemed, did not know at all what confusion was
Unusual Endurance Records
"Anti-cyclist" from the USA A. Furman in 1994 rode a bicycle for more than eighty kilometers, pedaling in the opposite direction. Moreover, the establishment of this record did not calm him down, and three years later he rode 37 kilometers in 12 hours, holding a stick with horse head.
Ten people from Poland set a goal to experience the hardships of Sisyphean labor and rolled a barrel weighing 60 kg throughout the day. They were enough for a distance of 200 kilometers.
Since ancient times, people have dreamed of superhuman abilities that would bring them closer to the gods, would allow them to rise above nature. This desire has been preserved to this day, and the heroes of this top are proof of this.
The appearance of this man in his 50s is deceiving. After all, we are used to seeing people who work on endurance - lean ...
And you can’t say that in 2009 the Guinness Book of Records recognized Paddy Doyle as “the most physically enduring person.”
He currently holds 55 endurance achievements.
He did the most one-arm push-ups during a calendar year when he did 4,000 push-ups a day. His record for one-arm push-ups in one hour is 1868 times.
Former paratrooper (British Airborne Regiment, discharged in 1986.) did the largest number of squats in 5 hours with a 20-kilogram pancake in his hands, as well as the largest number of lifts with a 20-kilogram backpack. He ran the fastest cross-country marathon with a backpack weighing 15 kg.
Last year alone, Paddy hit 31 sports record, mainly in the field of cross-country running with different weights. In addition to being recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records, Paddy has also set 149 other records recognized by other authoritative sources. The fitness fanatic began training hard while still in the army. It was military service, according to Paddy, that helped him accustom himself to discipline and sports.
His first test of strength was the competition in push-ups from the floor with weight, which took place in May 1987. Paddy did 4,100 push-ups with a 20-pound plate on his back, which took four and a half hours. Until now, this man trains six times a week for up to two hours a day. Usually training takes place in the gym, which Paddy built for himself in the back of the garden.
His sports regimen depends on what goals Doyle sets for himself. It can be long runs with weight, and pedestrian crossings, and all kinds of push-ups.
From food Paddy Doyle (Paddy Doyle) prefers white meat, rice and water. Likes to eat a lot of fruits and vegetables.
Paddy Doyle is a British multidisciplinary athlete who is the world's best endurance athlete. In 2009, he was recognized as the "world champion in endurance" and recorded this achievement in the Guinness Book of Records. Doyle has 49 records (including repeats) between 1990 and 2008. Until 2014, the man set 6 more records.
Biography
Paddy Doyle has been constantly updating the Guinness Book of Records with his new records and achievements since 1987. A former member of the parachute regiment of the British army, a 46-year-old man from Birmingham (UK) is recognized as the most enduring athlete in the world. Of all the multi-disciplinary athletes in the world, Paddy Doyle proved to be the most enduring, setting 23 separate records.
His early life was very harsh and difficult, the guy repeatedly fell into the hands of law enforcement officers, because he had big problems with the law. However, the black streak of life closed when Doyle was 20 years old and he was taken into the army for military service.
In the army, Paddy often represented his battalion in various competitions, in which, as a rule, he took first place. He was the best in all kinds of sports disciplines in which he participated. Paddy excelled in cross-country running, and also won in all fitness disciplines.
After demobilization, Doyle took up judo, amateur boxing and gymnastics. In all sports he showed good result, sometimes exceeding the amateur level. As a result, Paddy constantly trained his endurance, which only improved over time.
The impressive list of titles in Paddy Doyle's Book includes a wide variety of push-ups, weighted squats and also running.
Paddy Doyle push-up records
As mentioned above, the former British serviceman has a number of incredibly diverse records set in the “push-ups from the floor” category. Here are some of his records:
- 1,500,230 push-ups within a year;
- 1940 push ups for an hour inner sides palms (not the back);
- 1386 push-ups for half an hour outer sides palms;
- 7860 non-stop push-ups;
- 37350 push-ups per day (about 1700 times per hour);
- 2521 push-ups in 60 minutes on one arm;
- 400 pushups in 10 minutes on one arm.
Weighted squats and running
Paddy Doyle loves not only to do push-ups, but also to run and squat. Moreover, in these disciplines, he sets crazy records. Just imagine, Doyle runs one and a half kilometers with an 18-kilogram load in 5 minutes 30 seconds. The distance of 10 km with the same load "the most enduring man in the world" overcomes in 57 minutes. Doyle's half marathon was given in a little less than two hours - 1 hour and 58 minutes. A marathon with a load of 27 kilograms, Paddy runs in 7 hours and 51 minutes.
What about running? Multidisciplinary athlete Paddy Doyle is able to squat 5000 times with a load of 22.5 kg in 5 hours. With exactly the same weight, the former military man squats 351 times in 10 minutes.
As for boxing, here Paddy also excelled. Doyle is capable of delivering 736 punches to a punching bag in one minute. Further more. Paddy's next record is incomprehensible even to boxing professionals. For the whole year, Doyle spent 4006 three-minute sparring rounds.
