24小时做7079次引体向上！澳洲女子破世界纪录
In Australia, 34-year-old Olivia Vinson made history by breaking a Guinness World Record. Her story is one of courage, determination, and the overcoming of challenges.
It all started when her husband suggested a wild idea: doing pull-ups in 24 hours. At first, Olivia laughed. “I thought it was impossible,” she said. The existing record was 4,081 pull-ups, set by a Polish woman named Paula Gorlo in 2021. Olivia couldn’t imagine doubling that number. But after doing some math and thinking it over, she decided to try.
Olivia trained hard for three months. However, disaster struck during her training. She was injured and couldn’t do any pull-ups. “I had to cancel everything,” she recalled, feeling upset. But after months of healing, she was determined to try again.
On March 29–30 this year, Olivia began her challenge. For 24 hours, she focused on one pull-up after another. Amazingly, she completed 7,079 pull-ups — nearly double the old record! That’s like doing about five pull-ups every minute for a whole day.
When asked how she felt, Olivia smiled and said, “At first, I never thought I could achieve this. Now I realize: if you believe in yourself and keep going, anything is possible.” Today, Olivia’s name is in the Guinness World Records, but she’s already thinking about her next goal. “This makes me want to try even bigger things,” she said.
Her story isn’t just about breaking a record; it’s about showing that challenges can be turned into opportunities with hard work. Sometimes, the craziest ideas can lead to the most amazing achievements — if we have the courage to start and the heart to keep going.
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