Posted on Jun 14, 2015

Have you ever considered breaking a Guinness World Record?

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It seems I'm the only one. That's okay. That just means more for me. I'm working on a few fitness related world records right now. Patience is a virtue.

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PO3 Joe Barnhart

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That's great. I work for a fitness company and would like to hear about it if you're open to sharing.

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PO3 Joe Barnhart - Is this you - http://www.nafctrainer.com/

The biggest thing is the process is long and steady, especially the paperwork - takes up to 3 months for them to accept or or reject your request. I haven't finished a submission pack yet. Hopefully, within the next few months.

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PO3 Joe Barnhart

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Right on. Yes, I work for the non profit Not Forgotten Foundation and help military, veterans and dependents with education and employment. We partner with WWP and Camp Pendleton, etc here in SD. I also am an instructor for NAFC as well. That's cool, looking forward to hearing more about your efforts.

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PO3 Joe Barnhart - I'll keep RP updated post-submission. You should check out my other project - http://www.thestandardfitness.com - and let me know what you think of it. We're trying to get more locations involved.

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Not seriously considered. I just hope to continue hitting my personal goals which are far from record status.

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SGT (Join to see) - https://www.army.mil/article/15355/BCT_Soldier_sets_record_unit_APFT_score/ This guy would be close

BCT Soldier sets record unit APFT score

One-hundred thirty-two push-ups in two minutes, 114 sit-ups in two minutes and an 11-minute, 53-second 2-mile run. These scores earned Pfc. Holden Isley a total of 402 points on the extended scale of his Basic Combat Training Army Physical Fitness Test, one of the highest 3rd Battalion, 13th Infantry RegimentAca,!a,,cs drill sergeants have seen.

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SFC (Join to see) - I'm surprised DS's were alright with giving them gym equipment. We had exercise machines in our common area but couldn't touch it except for 3 days of "blue" phase. Well, we did have small (~15 lb) dumbbells in the bay.

That's cool, though. I'm assuming the form was standard as well.

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SGT (Join to see) - Whose job was harder, the guy doing 132 pushups in 2 minutes or the one counting the pushups?

Form should have been to standard, but how hard would it be to grade with them coming in that fast.

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SFC (Join to see) - Honestly, unless I had a clicker, I'd have probably screwed up the count before 50.

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