You probably never thought of finger clapping as a sport, but Japanese student Satoyuki Fujimara is taking it seriously and recently broke one of the heaviest records in history. Check how many times he clapped in one minute. The number is absolutely incredible.
Satoyuki Fujimara it is new world record holder in speed finger clapping. The Japanese student clapped in one minute 296 times. Yes, you read that right. And if you think finger clapping is an easy sport, just look at his facial expressions while setting the record. The suffering is immense, not to mention how many hours of training went into it.
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What an impressive figure that is and how difficult sport is really it, you can see for yourself by setting yourself up a stopwatch and try to clap your fingers as many times as possible for one minute. We are sure that you will not come even close to the record. The fact that you still manage to clap after a minute will be a great success. The previous record holder was a Swede Jens Gudmansen, who clapped in a minute in 2009 278 times.
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More information:
guinnessworldrecords.com
