Colorado Dad Proves Anyone Can Break World Records with Enough Free Time In a shocking turn of events, a 45-year-old dad from Colorado has set a new world record for the most chin-ups in one hour

Colorado Dad Proves Anyone Can Break World Records with Enough Free Time

In a shocking turn of events, a 45-year-old dad from Colorado has set a new world record for the most chin-ups in one hour. Joe Schmoe, who has no professional athletic background or training, managed to complete an astounding 900 chin-ups in just 60 short minutes.

Sources close to Schmoe reveal that he spent an entire year preparing for this remarkable feat, investing countless hours into training, conditioning, and practicing his chin-up technique. His dedication and hard work have paid off in the form of a brand new world record, proving that anyone can achieve greatness if they have enough free time on their hands.

“I’m just thrilled to have accomplished this amazing feat,” Schmoe said in a recent interview. “I hope that my accomplishment inspires other middle-aged dads out there to follow their dreams and break their own world records.”

Schmoe’s accomplishment is especially impressive given his lack of professional athletic training or experience. In fact, his only previous athletic achievement was winning a hot dog eating contest at the county fair in 2006.

Despite his success, Schmoe’s accomplishment has been met with mixed reactions from the athletic community. Some have praised him for his tenacity and dedication, while others have scoffed at his achievement, claiming that it’s not a “real” sport and anyone with enough free time could accomplish the same feat.

But Schmoe is unfazed by the haters, stating that he’s just happy to have something to put on his resume. “I think this will really impress HR when I’m looking for a new job,” he said. “I mean, who wouldn’t want to hire someone who can do 900 chin-ups in an hour?”

His family and friends have been overwhelmingly supportive of his achievement, with his wife Janet stating that she’s glad he finally found a hobby that doesn’t involve building elaborate model train sets in the basement.

Overall, Schmoe’s accomplishment serves as a powerful reminder that with enough time, dedication, and an overabundance of free time, anyone can break a world record. Who knows, perhaps one day we’ll see a new world record for the most hours spent binge-watching Netflix, or the most consecutive days without showering. The sky’s the limit, folks.

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