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SEVEN ARMENIANS REGISTERED IN GUINNESS BOOK OF RECORDS
ARMENPRESS
Aug 18, 2009
YEREVAN, AUGUST 18, ARMENPRESS: Seven Armenians are included in
Guinness Book of Records. Chairman of the "Unordinary Moving Activity
Registration" commission Vardan Tovmasyan told Armenpress that first
in the Guinness Book of Records was registered Robert Galstyan in
1991. With the help of rope with his teeth he pushed 10 m "Kraz"
truck the weight of which reaches 12 tons. The latest Armenian who
was registered in Guinness Book of Records was Artak Grigoryan who
was doing exercises in "cross" position on circles 25 seconds.
V. Tovmasyan said that the commission has sent to London video and
documents for registering record of Armenian coach David Fahradyan
who made 354 circles. Tovmasyan said that registration in Guinness
Book of Records takes 2-4 months. London's chief headquarter receives
applications from different countries. There are cases when London
commission refuses to register the record without any comments. "We
hope we will get positive response in case of D. Fahradyan,"
Tovmasyan said.
ARMENPRESS
Aug 18, 2009
YEREVAN, AUGUST 18, ARMENPRESS: Seven Armenians are included in
Guinness Book of Records. Chairman of the "Unordinary Moving Activity
Registration" commission Vardan Tovmasyan told Armenpress that first
in the Guinness Book of Records was registered Robert Galstyan in
1991. With the help of rope with his teeth he pushed 10 m "Kraz"
truck the weight of which reaches 12 tons. The latest Armenian who
was registered in Guinness Book of Records was Artak Grigoryan who
was doing exercises in "cross" position on circles 25 seconds.
V. Tovmasyan said that the commission has sent to London video and
documents for registering record of Armenian coach David Fahradyan
who made 354 circles. Tovmasyan said that registration in Guinness
Book of Records takes 2-4 months. London's chief headquarter receives
applications from different countries. There are cases when London
commission refuses to register the record without any comments. "We
hope we will get positive response in case of D. Fahradyan,"
Tovmasyan said.