Truett Hanes, an American endurance athlete, has reclaimed the Guinness World Record for the most pull-ups performed in 24 hours by completing an astounding 10,001 pull-ups. His record-breaking attempt took place in Salt Lake City, Utah, starting on February 1, 2025, at 11:00 AM and concluding on February 2 at 9:16 AM.
Background on Truett Hanes: Hanes previously held the 24-hour pull-up record but lost it shortly after. Determined to reclaim his title, he embarked on this grueling challenge, surpassing the previous record by 751 pull-ups.
Physical Toll and Recovery: The intense physical exertion took a significant toll on Hanes’s body, particularly his hands. Despite wearing gloves, he experienced severe swelling, dryness, and skin damage. Hanes documented his recovery process on social media, noting that his hands were fully healed within a week.
Public Reaction: Hanes’s achievement garnered widespread attention and admiration. Many were inspired by his dedication and perseverance, while others were astonished by the physical demands of such a feat. His commitment to pushing human limits has sparked conversations about endurance and resilience.
