Man spends three hours in ice for Guinness World Record

A Polish endurance enthusiast broke a Guinness World Record in Lithuania by spending 3 hours, 28 minutes with his body submerged in ice.

Valerjan Romanovski climbed into a glass tank of ice on a Wilno, Wilenski, street and attempted to maintain full body contact with the ice for long enough to break the record of 2 hours, 35 minutes, 33 seconds, which was set by Romain Vandendorpe of France.

“I have been dealing with the cold for several years,” Romanovski told Guinness. “Half a year before the record, there was a decision made to try my strengths in this discipline. I did a few trainings, after which I decided that the record was within reach.”