HEAVIEST WEIGHTLIFTING BY A CAESAREAN SECTION WOMAN - World Record by KHUDSIYA NAZEER of India
- WORLDWIDE WORLD RECORDS MEDIA
- Feb 28, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: Jul 12
The World Record Of Heaviest Weightlifting By A Caesarean Section Woman Is Achieved By Khudsiya Nazeer On 6 December 2022 In Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. She Lifted A Total Of 300 Kg Weight (110 Kg In Raw Squat,120 Kg In Deadlift And
70 Kg In Bench Press) And Has Set A Record For The Worldwide Book Of Records.
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About world record holder KHUDSIYA NAZEER
Khudsiya Nazeer was an ambitious fitness enthusiast with a goal of setting a world record for the heaviest weightlifting ever achieved by a woman who had been delivered through a Cesarean section. She trained relentlessly for six years, pushing her body to its limits.
On December 6th, 2022 she finally got her chance to make history. On that day in Bengaluru, Karnataka Khudsiya stepped onto the world stage and lifted an incredible 300 kg weight. Immediately the crowd erupted in cheers and she was awarded a well-deserved standing ovation as she became the first person to break this record.
The media covered her story extensively and she was praised both locally and internationally for her success. Khudsiya used her newfound fame to inspire other women around the world to pursue their dreams no matter their personal circumstances.
She became a role model for those who thought they couldn’t achieve their goals because of any physical or mental limitations.
