Pakistan’s own martial arts maestro Rashid Naseem has once again etched his name into the history books by breaking a jaw-dropping Guinness World Record—this time for the most full extension punches thrown in one minute, clocking in at an astonishing 386 punches.
Known as the “Record Breaker of Pakistan,” Rashid accomplished the feat with blinding speed and perfect precision, showcasing his intense discipline, hand speed, and control. The event took place at his training academy in Karachi, under official observation and Guinness World Records’ guidelines.
This record adds to Rashid Naseem’s already massive collection of 90+ Guinness World Records, making him one of the most prolific record-holders in the martial arts world. His past records include most punches in 3 minutes, most bottle caps removed using the head, and fastest kicks in a minute.
“Every punch was powered by my love for Pakistan and the martial arts community. I want to show the world that determination knows no boundaries,” said Rashid after the achievement.
Rashid’s efforts have been widely praised across Pakistan, with fans and officials hailing him as a source of inspiration for youth and a symbol of national excellence in the international sports arena.
Videos of his latest record are already making waves online, gaining global attention for his speed, stamina, and technique.
In an age where physical excellence meets viral impact, Rashid Naseem is not just breaking records—he’s breaking barriers, putting Pakistan on the global map of sports achievement, one punch at a time.
