According to his bio on his own website, “He is the world’s fastest juggler, the world’s slowest juggler, and has the record for most bowling balls juggled, most consecutive ax juggling catches, and longest duration balancing a bicycle on the chin. He has already succeeded in breaking many, while some are yet to be confirmed by the Guinness team. Last year, he embarked upon an unbelievable journey of breaking one Guinness World Record every week of the year. In a YouTube video uploaded by him, he described the task to be increasingly painful.ĭavid Rush kicked off his journey of smashing world records to create his own in 2015. He soon came to know that he had missed breaking a world record by a minute and then tried again, breaking the previous record this time. However, in his first attempt, David was not aware of the record held by Christain Roberto and hence balanced the guitar for 1 hour, 12 minutes. It was a world record till David Rush broke it. There was an overall 54 per cent rise last year. As per the predictions one out of seven Dollars will be spent by Middle East kingdom on defence kits in 2015 fuelled by the tensions uprising in the country.
Balancing the guitar continuously on his chin for 1 hour, 35 minutes, he outperformed Spain-based Christian Roberto López Rodriguez, who previously achieved the same feat for 1 hour, 13 minutes. The report thus, examined that Saudi Arabias defence market stood at 6.4 billion Dollars in 2014 while India was at 5.57 billion Dollar. In making a record of his own, David also broke another record. This time, he set a world record by balancing a guitar on his chin for 1 hour and 35 minutes. David recently added yet another feather to his cap by setting a new world record. Breaking one record after another seems to be a mundane task for him. The man already has around 250 Guinness World Records to his credit, and he is not willing to settle for that number. Emerging market economies, such as the BRIC group (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) are making up a larger chunk of the global economy. David Rush from Idaho, US, is not the man to challenge over any task. Economists at the World Bank estimate that the BRI could significantly increase trade throughout the world, and maybe even boost global real income by 0.7 to 2.9.
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