By kicking himself 134 times in the head in 60 seconds, Nepalese teen Puskar Nepal has booted the previous champion from the record books.
Puskar Nepal says he hopes to bring attention to the poor of Sindhupalchowk district.
"Practicing for the act was tough. Before my record attempt, I practiced very hard for eight, nine months so that my body stayed flexible because the act needs to have me bend over for a minute," he told Metro.
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