6-year-old Boy Did 10000 Pushups In Hours

[Greater-Punjab]

6-year-old boy did 10000 pushups in hours

[_(JI)_]

oh my dayz!!! he's not gna grow if he keeps doin em! i can bearly do 5!!

lol :wub:

[Guest Papi]

is that even humanly possible??? :wub: 10,000 n i thought being able to do 40 - 50 was good enough

i need to find out what he eats :wub:

[Guest Narinder Singh]

6-year-old boy did 10000 pushups in hours

Im wondering what the stipulations were, im sure he had breaks and water to drink if he even got close to 10,0000 in under 4 hours. It is virtually impossible for a 6 year old child to do 10,000 pushups non-stop, his arms would have stopped functioning or he would've died.

[Sarpanchni_007]

is that even humanly possible??? :wub: 10,000 n i thought being able to do 40 - 50 was good enough

i need to find out what he eats :wub:

lol Saaaaaag lol..

nah but thats wicked :D a 6 year old kid DAMN

i dont think i can get passed 3

[disguised]

he's a kungfu student.... wat do u expect??? :wub: ... they were born to do things like this....

[harwinder84]

woah.....i cant even think of 50..........this 10000

kung fu eh? cool

[mann_kaum_layee_qurbaan]

just observing the photo, the boy looks like a buddhist monk in training, with the shaved head and all....

i may be a true that he did accomplsih this feat.

"In Boston, Dr. Herbert Benson of the Harvard Medical School is conducting experiments on Buddhist monks from Tibetan monasteries to asses the effects of meditation on the body's metabolism. His research has provided a remarkable insight into the ways the mind can alter the functioning of the body.

He has found that even with simple meditation, the monks can decrease their oxygen consumption by 60%. Monks practising Tumo, the yoga of inner heat, could increase their skin temperature to a point where, in an environment of 40°F and wrapped in ice-cold wet sheets, they could increase their body temperature to a level where the sheet would steam and dry out."

"Interestingly enough, the Buddhist subjects themselves are largely open to scientific explanation of their practices. ''Buddhism is, like science, based on experience and investigation, not on dogma,'' Matthieu Ricard explained in an e-mail message to me last month. The religion can be thought of as ''a contemplative science,'' he wrote, adding, ''the Buddha always said that one should not accept his teachings simply out of respect for him, but rediscover their truth through our own experience, as when checking the quality of a piece of gold by rubbing it on a piece on stone, melting it and so on.''

Man jeetai, jag jeet.

[disguised]

personally... i think they exaggerated with the numbers a little bit... :wub:

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[Harmeet_Singh]

lol damnnn i can barely get into press up position