Watch: Indian Army Major General, 56, Performs 25 Pull-ups Without Break, Internet Is In Awe
A viral video shows Major General Prasanna Joshi performing 25 pull-ups, without taking any break.
Time and time again, we come across some videos that leave us in awe, and our minds our blown. In the latest trending news, we are back to report about a similar video, and it will definitely leave you inspired and motivated. A clip is going insanely viral on social media in which an Indian Army Major General Prasanna Joshi, can be seen performing 25 pull-ups without taking any break. The video has been shared by Lt Colonal JS Sodhi (retired) on X (formerly Twitter), and it shows Major General Joshi, wearing his uniform and walking towards a pull-ups station in a gym.
He then performs 25 repetitions of the pull-up exercise without breaking a sweat. Young Army men, who were present in the gym, could not help but applaud him.
"Salute and respect to the physical fitness of Major General Prasanna Joshi of the Indian Army. No wonder the Indian Army has been rated as the finest fighting force in the world by the German publication Statista in October 2022. Proud of the Indian Army. Jai Hind," Lt Colonal JS Sodhi wrote on X.
Check out the video here:
Salute and respect to the physical fitness of Major General Prasanna Joshi of the Indian Army. No wonder the Indian Army has been rated as the finest fighting force in the world by the German publication Statista in October 2022. Proud of the Indian Army. Jai Hind🇮🇳 #IndianArmy… pic.twitter.com/xuCPTcHqfh
— Lt Col JS Sodhi (Retd) (@JassiSodhi24) June 29, 2024
"Too good," wrote one user.
One user wrote, "Fitness is one, Jo is an absolute gem; a brilliant professional and a great human being."
"He stopped at 25 because the Twitter video said enough... otherwise no one can tell how far our armed forces can go," commented one user.
One user commented, "25 pull-ups is commendable for a Major General. He might have a regular passion for fitness."
"Absolutely beautiful. That’s what real fitness looks like. Kudos to the real heroes," commented one user.
For the unversed, pull-ups are one of the most difficult bodyweight exercises. To perform this routine, you need to have significant upper body strength and core strength.
In the exercise, one needs to lift their entire body weight through a full range of motion, which is challenging for many.
For context: The author of this story can perform just 10 pull-ups in one go, so you might now understand the difficulty of this exercise.
