When you first think of a baseball bat, the first thing that comes to mind is its stiffness that can withstand impact of a ball at extreme speeds.
But for Muhammed Kahrimanović, a baseball bat is just another obstacle he conquers in a race with time.
Appearing on shows such as the Italian Lo Show Dei Record in Milan, Kahrimanović put on an incredible spectacle.
In only 60 seconds, he broke 68 wooden baseball bats in half, breaking a previous record held by a competitor from Japan.
The hits require surgical precision, mental focus, and great physical strength. Kahrimanović snapped one plank after another, while the studio audience hung on every strike with a mix of disbelief and astonishment.
Kahrimanović, a martial arts master and multiple-time Guinness record holder, also broke records in smashing coconuts, cans, and tiles.
But smashing baseball bats remains one of the most dangerous and attractive demonstrations of the pure strength of a human hand.
