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June 12, 2017 / 5:53 PM

Teenage taekwondo master flips for concrete-breaking record

June 12 (UPI) -- A young taekwondo master was recorded performing an unusual stunt -- using a front-flip technique to break 90 concrete slabs with his head in 25 seconds.

The video, filmed Saturday in Bosnia, shows Kerim Ahmedspahic using a series of front-flips to break multiple stacks of concrete blocks laid out in two lines.

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Ahmedspahic, 16, destroyed a total 90 concrete slabs in the 25-second time limit.

The filmer said the feat has been submitted to Guinness World Records.

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