Man lifts 129.5 kg with just one finger, breaks world record

Keller is an expert martial artist and has been practising karate since he was 18. The 48-year-old holds a fifth dan black belt in Tsuyoi-Ryu karate and a first dan black belt in judo.

During his practice, Keller realised that he has exceptionally strong bones and his weightlifting abilities are exceptional. Once, to his own shock, he lifted a large weight with his middle finger. He then checked the existing Guinness World Records for holding the most weight with one finger. Keller was surprised to know that he was only 50 kg behind the record. As he aimed to break the world record–121.7 kg, created by Benik Israyelyan in 2011–he started building his strength.

While speaking to the Guinness World Record, Keller said he dedicated his achievement to his stepfather. “He was into his strength training and this record would be in honour of all he taught me. He’d be absolutely chuffed to bits!” Keller said.

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