A Japanese athlete channeled his inner quadruped and broke a Guinness World Record by running 100 meters, or 328 feet, in 14.55 seconds -- on all fours.
A Japanese man smashed the record for the fastest 100 meter run while on all fours after a lifetime of studying the animals he loved, Guinness World Records announced Wednesday. Ryusei Yonee, 22, set ...
It's official – 22-year-old Yonee Ryusei from Japan is the fastest human on all fours. His wild 100-meter run has set a new Guinness World Record.
On Monday 19 May, Will Goodge finished a run at Sydney’s iconic Bondi Beach, located on the east coast of Australia – a spectacular place to stop your watch. However, what’s more incredible is that ...
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