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21 records broken at Impossibility-Challenger in Hungary

Competitors came from five countries came for the latest edition of Impossibility-Challenger event, which was founded by Sri Chinmoy in 1983 to help record breakers transcend their limits. The records included 11 World Record attempts, 10 of which were successful.

Here is a sample of some of the records:

jugglingbowlingballs — Milan Roskopf juggled 3 12 pound bowling balls for 28 seconds

phonebook — Adam Walter tore apart a telephone book in 2.78 seconds

jumpingover50people — Adam Fekete jumped over 50 people in a row with his bicycle. He also set a record for the highest vertical jump with a bicycle.

Earlier editions of the event have been held in Switzerland, Germany and New Zealand.

Related links

Photos of the event at NBC Photoblog
Videos at challengingimpossibility.hu

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