12-Year-Old Fatima Naseem Breaks Guinness Record

Fatima Naseem, 12, from Karachi sets Guinness World Record with 47 splits in one minute, inspiring young athletes across Pakistan.

12-Year-Old Fatima Naseem Breaks Guinness Record

Fatima Naseem, a 12-year-old martial artist from Karachi, has brought pride to Pakistan by setting a new Guinness World Record. She performed 47 full splits in just one minute, surpassing the previous record held by an English athlete. Her achievement highlights not only flexibility and skill but also her discipline, focus, and dedication at a young age.

Early Life and Training

Fatima began martial arts training at the age of six under the guidance of her coach, Samiya Khan, a respected instructor in Karachi. She trains four to five hours daily, including stretching, strength exercises, and mental conditioning. According to Coach Khan:

“Fatima has always been extremely determined. She never misses a practice session and gives her best in every training, which made this record possible.”

Her daily routine includes warm-ups, stretching drills, and practicing various martial arts forms. Fatima also follows a healthy diet to maintain her energy and flexibility, balancing schoolwork with her rigorous training schedule.

The Record Attempt

The record was officially verified by the Guinness World Records team, who carefully timed and counted her 47 splits within 60 seconds. Fatima’s previous achievements include a Guinness World Record for performing the most full-extension punches in one minute while holding two eggs, which she accomplished in July 2025.

During her latest attempt, Fatima’s precision, speed, and endurance were remarkable. She remained focused throughout, demonstrating not only physical strength but also mental resilience, a key factor in achieving world-class results.

Impact on Youth and Sports in Pakistan

Fatima’s success is inspiring young athletes nationwide. Experts note that her achievement encourages children to pursue sports with discipline, dedication, and persistence, showing that age is not a barrier to excellence.

“Fatima’s accomplishment reflects Pakistan’s growing talent in international sports. With proper guidance, young athletes can achieve world-class results,” said sports analyst Ahmed Raza.

Schools and martial arts clubs have reported an increased interest in fitness programs following her record, showing how one young achiever can motivate an entire generation.

Recognition and Future Plans

Fatima received a certificate from Guinness World Records and widespread media recognition. She aims to continue breaking records and hopes to represent Pakistan on global platforms in martial arts and fitness competitions.

“I want to inspire other kids to work hard and follow their dreams,” Fatima shared after her achievement.

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