IRONMIND NEWS 19 JULY 2018
Rolling Thunder Pull-ups: Teenage World Records Announced
by Randall J. Strossen | IronMind Enterprises, Inc.
“16-year old Sheldon Pryce is a multi-sport athlete focusing on hockey and is also a scratch golfer,” his strength coach, Deon Keller (Keller Fitness), told IronMind. Pryce and other teenagers can now have their best efforts on Rolling Thunder pull-ups officially recognized as IronMind will begin recognizing world record performance. IronMind® | Image courtesy of Deon Keller
Thanks to strength coach and phyical educaton teacher Deon Keller asking about it, IronMind is announcing teenage categories for world records on Rolling Thunder pull-ups.
Please visit the Rolling Thunder Pull-ups: Rules and Worlds page for the details—15 reps has been established as the world standard for teenage men and to set the inaugural world record, the world standard must be exceeded by at least one repetition.
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