An 18-year-old from India has made his way into the record books by performing 141 knuckle pushups in one minute.

Gandas Tarsing Barde smashed the previous record by 28 pushups, according to local media.

The remarkable feat was caught on camera in Sendhwa in Madhya Pradesh state on December 1st.

An 18-year-old boy made it to the record books after clocking 141 knuckle pushups in one minute in central India. Gandas Tarsing Barde, hailing from Sendhwa in Madhya Pradesh, has broken the record of the current Guinness record holder for the highest number of knuckle push-ups in 60 seconds on December 1 at an event organised by Global Records and Research Foundation.
By performing 141 knuckle pushups in 60 seconds, Tarsing has surpassed Jagdishram B Midle of Kolkata, the current Guinness record holder in the same category.

Earlier this March, Milde had etched his name on record books by performing 113 knuckle pushups in 60 seconds. But Barde, the young protégée of Self Defence Martial Art academy, surpassed Milde by 28 pushups in an exhilarating and electrifying 60 seconds contest.

According to his instructor Sensei Sumit Choudhary, the rising knuckle pushup star has created history. It is yet to be seen as to how the new champ is going to shake up the martial arts world with his talent in the coming days.