Jordanian's feats inspire with three planes

Yasser Ziad, the 27-year-old Jordanian athlete, transitioned from physically demanding jobs such as transporting road materials to becoming one of the most prominent strength athletes and a record holder in the Guinness World Records. After starting strong and with great endurance from years of fieldwork, he discovered his true capabilities after joining a sports club and excelling at handling weights beyond his age. In 2020, he faced a heart health issue but recovered and continued his training, setting records that include breaking 5 sledgehammers in 11 seconds, holding 200 kilograms on his back for 4 minutes in a plank position, and carrying 385 kilograms for 50 meters. He plans to set 15 more records within two years, including pulling three civilian airplanes, emphasizing that his strength is a trust, and that his sport is noble and disciplined, not rebellious.

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