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The fastest tennis ball caught
Achieved by Anthony Kelly at a speed of 248.09km/ph in Birchgrove, NSW, on the 17th of September, 2017.
The fastest tennis ball caught
Achieved by Anthony Kelly at a speed of 248.09km/ph in Birchgrove, NSW, on the 17th of September, 2017.
Most spears caught from a spear gun whilst unde...
Catching 10, at the University of New England, Armidale, NSW on the 13/11/2014.
Most spears caught from a spear gun whilst unde...
Catching 10, at the University of New England, Armidale, NSW on the 13/11/2014.
The world’s first interactive reaction training...
1995 Anthony Kelly introduced the Din Jong reaction training device into Sydney in 1995. Martial artists will see similarities in the wing chun wooden dummy. The reaction...
The world’s first interactive reaction training...
1995 Anthony Kelly introduced the Din Jong reaction training device into Sydney in 1995. Martial artists will see similarities in the wing chun wooden dummy. The reaction...
Mindgames for Dementia online record
September, 2021 Bella Merlino with 126 participants, simultaneously played board games from 7pm to 8pm via an online Zoom. The record attempt was to raise funds for Dementia. Bella was...
Mindgames for Dementia online record
September, 2021 Bella Merlino with 126 participants, simultaneously played board games from 7pm to 8pm via an online Zoom. The record attempt was to raise funds for Dementia. Bella was...
Australia’s longest triathlon
Date of Record: 5/10/2015 to 22/10/2015 Faye Lanyon and John Taylor completed the longest ever triathlon in Australia by swimming 3.9km in Darwin, running 320.1km from Darwin to Katherine...
Australia’s longest triathlon
Date of Record: 5/10/2015 to 22/10/2015 Faye Lanyon and John Taylor completed the longest ever triathlon in Australia by swimming 3.9km in Darwin, running 320.1km from Darwin to Katherine...