On 18 June 2009, in Beijing, China, Georges Christen of Luxembourg secured a place in the annals of extraordinary human achievement by completing the 10-metre course carrying a specially balanced table — with a passenger sitting atop it for added weight — gripping the table entirely with his mouth in an astonishing 6.57 seconds. This remarkable feat of oral and muscular strength was officially validated by the World Records Authority.

The feat requires a passenger seated on the table, adding considerable weight to the load borne entirely by Christen’s jaw muscles. Balancing and transporting this combined weight at speed demands a jaw strength and core stability that borders on the superhuman. The record-breaking run in Beijing was executed safely and with precision, reflecting years of dedicated training and extraordinary physical conditioning.

Georges Christen of Luxembourg is one of the world’s foremost strongmen, celebrated globally for his jaw-based feats of strength. His performances have taken him across the world, and his record in Beijing stands as one of the most visually dramatic and technically demanding entries in the WRA Register of World Records.

World Records Authority formally recognises and certifies this achievement as a definitive example of professional excellence in the field of extreme athleticism, commending Mr. Christen on this most prestigious accomplishment.