On 19 December 2008, at the ‘Guinness World Records in Madrid’, Spain, Aneta Florczyk of Poland achieved the monumental record for the Most People Lifted and Thrown in 2 Minutes — successfully lifting and throwing a total of 12 people within the allotted time. World Records Authority (WRA) officially recognises this extraordinary feat, cementing Florczyk’s place in the annals of human strength.

Aneta Florczyk is one of the most celebrated female strongwomen in the world, a four-time World’s Strongest Woman champion whose feats of raw power have consistently redefined what the human body — and the human will — can achieve. Her record in Madrid is a testament to years of relentless training, mental fortitude, and an unparalleled capacity for explosive strength.

Lifting and throwing individual people in rapid succession demands far more than brute strength — it requires precise technique, exceptional core stability, perfect timing, and the kind of sustained explosive power that only elite-level athletes can sustain over a two-minute period. Florczyk made it look effortless.

World Records Authority proudly enshrines this achievement in its official records, recognising Aneta Florczyk as a beacon of strength, discipline, and international recognition in the field of athletic performance.