Wai Ching eyes more towering feats after his GWR record is finally confirmed


From left: Co-founder of DAdvance Agarwood Adrieent Tan, Country Manager of Technogym From left: Co-founder of DAdvance Agarwood Adrieent Tan, Country Manager of Technogym Malaysia Lester Francis, Director of Enercan Sdn. Bhd. Lena Ng, Soh Wai Ching, team manager Jennifer Chan, Associate Professor of TARUMT Dr. Ler Hui Yin, TARUMT part-time lecturer, researcher and postgraduate candidate Tan Jian Yun.

PETALING JAYA: World No. 1 tower runner Soh Wai Ching can finally heave a huge sigh of relief as he has officially secured the Guinness World Records (GWR) for the ‘’farthest simulated distance climbed on a stair machine in one hour’’ (male) challenge.

This achievement comes after a five-month journey since Wai Ching completed the challenge by covering a distance of 1.649km at the Technogym Experience Centre in Bangsar in April.

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