(UPI) An Idaho man on a quest to hold the most concurrent Guinness World Records of anyone in the world gained another title by heading a soccer ball into a target from 52 feet and 5.9 inches away.
David Rush, who has broken more than 250 Guinness World Records and currently holds 161 titles, is the current No. 2 record-holder in the world after surpassing Ashrita Furman.
Rush is now aiming to hold more concurrent records than Italian record-breaker Silvio Sabba, who holds 182 titles.
Rush kicked off his 2024 project by using his head to hit a soccer ball into a trash can placed 52 feet and 5.9 inches away.
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