The record was achieved in Bogota, Colombia.
Fitness requires strength, balance and control over the body. Some people demonstrate these abilities by performing difficult physical activities. Nestor Santiago Gonzalez Valero from Colombia achieved a Guinness World Records title by holding a single-arm handstand for 1 minute and 54.50 seconds in Bogota, Colombia.
According to Guinness World Records, Gonzalez Valero achieved the record for the longest duration to perform a single-arm handstand in the male category. He maintained the position for 1 minute and 54.50 seconds.
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Longest duration to perform a single arm handstand (male) – 1 minute and 54.50 seconds by Néstor Santiago Gonzalez Valero (Colombia) 🤸♂️ https://t.co/zqFxk8FfSU
— Guinness World Records (@GWR) October 19, 2026
The record was achieved in Bogota, Colombia. He held a one-arm handstand on his right palm for 1 minute and 54.50 seconds, surpassing American Joel Herzfeld’s previous record of 1 minute and 48.61 seconds.
Writing to GWR, Santiago explained that his aim was to make a place for himself in his country’s history while showcasing the power of discipline in reaching one’s goals.
Nestor Santiago Gonzalez Valero’s record-breaking single-arm handstand highlights the remarkable levels of strength, balance, endurance and body control that can be achieved through dedicated fitness training. His achievement serves as a reminder that consistent discipline and perseverance can help individuals push their physical limits and accomplish extraordinary goals, inspiring others to stay committed to their own fitness journeys.
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