Dehradun, 04 Dec. : In a landmark achievement that has captured national attention, Ayush Rana, a 12-year-old student from Dehradun, has been officially recognised by The Ideal Indian Book of Records as the “Youngest Strength Lifter to Perform a 133 kg Deadlift at the Age of 12.”
Displaying extraordinary strength and flawless technique, Ayush executed a 133 kg deadlift in a single attempt, using an 18 kg barbell loaded with 57.5 kg plates on each side. The lift was performed under the close supervision of experts and his coaching team, ensuring complete adherence to safety and professional standards.
What sets this achievement apart is not just the impressive weight lifted, but the discipline, dedication, and focus Ayush has demonstrated at such a young age. His performance showcases exceptional physical capability, balance, and determination — qualities that place him among India’s most promising young strength athletes.
According to officials from The Ideal Indian Book of Records, Ayush’s accomplishment stands as an inspiring example for young fitness enthusiasts across the country, proving that age is no barrier when passion and hard work come together.
With this milestone, Ayush Rana has not only carved his name into the national records but has also set a new benchmark for youth strength lifting in India, encouraging countless youngsters to dream big and train with purpose.
