Gymnast alternates hands for 31 back handsprings, breaks world record

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Home Panorama Gymnast alternates hands for 31 back handsprings, breaks world record 08-12-2021 01:48 PM Ammon News - A South African gymnast added another Guinness World Records title to his name by performing 31 one-handed back handsprings in a row while alternating hands. Zama Mofokeng previously earned a Guinness title when he performed 36 consecutive one-handed back handsprings using the same hand each time. Guinness shared video of Mofokeng's acrobatic accomplishment on Instagram. Mofokeng said he started performing handsprings at age 10, and a hand injury led him to learn to do the trick one-handed when he was 13. *upi

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Gymnast alternates hands for 31 back handsprings, breaks world record

08-12-2021 01:48 PM

Ammon News - A South African gymnast added another Guinness World Records title to his name by performing 31 one-handed back handsprings in a row while alternating hands.

Zama Mofokeng previously earned a Guinness title when he performed 36 consecutive one-handed back handsprings using the same hand each time.

Guinness shared video of Mofokeng's acrobatic accomplishment on Instagram.

Mofokeng said he started performing handsprings at age 10, and a hand injury led him to learn to do the trick one-handed when he was 13.

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