• Zion Clark was born without legs and must rely solely on his hands.
• US athlete established a World Record by walking 20 metres in 4.78 seconds.
• In 2022, he set the record for the highest box jump with hands and most diamond push-ups.

Guinness World Record (GWR) has posted video of the fastest man on hands. There is no doubt that breaking a world record requires unwavering determination and dedication. A video clip posted by Guinness World Records depicting Zion Clark, the quickest man on hands, has gone viral.

Mr Clark may be seen in the video training to smash world records. In 2021, the differently abled US athlete established a Guinness World Record (GWR) by walking 20 metres in 4.78 seconds.

“Meet Zion Clark, the fastest man on two hands,” the description reads beside the video.

Watch the video

Meet Zion Clark, the fastest man on two hands 💪 pic.twitter.com/AVPNlT0cIT

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— Guinness World Records (@GWR) January 22, 2023

Mr Clark was born without legs and must rely solely on his hands due to a rare spinal disease known as Caudal Regressive Syndrome. The syndrome is a rare disorder characterised by aberrant spine growth at the lower end.

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The athlete broke two more Guinness World Records in 2022. At an elite Los Angeles-based gym in October 2022, he set the record for the highest box jump with hands and the most diamond push-ups in three minutes.

According to the Records, Mr Clark tried two further records: the most parallel bar dips in one minute with a 40-pound load and the fastest five-metre rope climb with a 40-pound pack (male), but both proved too difficult.