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Home | Other Sports | Hanshi Shaswat Kumar Sets 8th World Record With 100 Kg One Hand Dumbbell Hold

Hanshi Shaswat Kumar sets 8th world record with 100-kg one-hand dumbbell hold

Indian martial artist Grandmaster Hanshi Shaswat Kumar has achieved his eighth world record by holding a 100-kg dumbbell with one hand for one minute. The feat was recognised by the Asian Book of World Records on August 18, 2026.

By Telangana Today
Updated On - 19 August 2026, 11:52 AM
Hanshi Shaswat Kumar sets 8th world record with 100-kg one-hand dumbbell hold
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Hyderabad: Famous Indian martial artist Grandmaster Hanshi Shaswat Kumar, who is also known in the world martial arts community as a “Pioneer of Modern Combat Karate,” has achieved his 8th world record by holding a 100-kg dumbbell with one hand continuously for one minute.

The record attempt was performed live and witnessed by two eyewitnesses.


According to the certificate issued by the Asian Book of World Records, the achievement was recognised as a world record. The certificate was issued on 18 August 2026, under the category “100 KG Dumbbell One-Hand Hold for 1 Minute – World Record.” The Asian Book of World Records Certificate No. is ABWR24260220.

A significant aspect of the achievement is that the 100-kg one-hand dumbbell hold for one minute is being presented as a first-of-its-kind world-record achievement in this category. According to information provided by Kumar, no martial artist had previously achieved an official world record for holding a 100-kg dumbbell with one hand continuously for one minute.
On this basis, Hanshi Shaswat Kumar is being described as the first martial artist in the world to accomplish this feat.

The achievement becomes even more notable because Kumar has also completed the highly demanding 100-Man Kumite, completing a total of 108 full-contact bouts on 9 February 2025.

According to information provided by Kumar, he is the only martial artist in the world known to have accomplished both a 100-Man Kumite and a 100-kg one-hand dumbbell world-record feat. He describes this combination as something that had never previously been accomplished by a martial artist in world martial arts history.

Kumar is also the founder of Senkoukai Karate, an Indian karate style developed with a strong emphasis on practical combat and self-defence. According to Kumar, he has developed Senkoukai Karate with the aim of making it one of the world’s most effective karate systems for practical self-defence, incorporating combat-oriented training and real-world defensive applications.

Hanshi Shaswat Kumar is also described as a “Pioneer of Modern Combat Karate” in the world martial arts community, reflecting his work and contribution towards developing and promoting modern combat-oriented karate.

An important part of Kumar’s journey has also been the support of his childhood friend, Jitendra Khatua from Bhubaneswar, Odisha. According to Kumar, Khatua stood by him throughout his journey and strongly believed that he could accomplish such challenging feats. His encouragement helped Kumar build confidence, courage and determination to pursue his goals.

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