The milestones
Achievements
that define
the journey.
From thousands of football touches to hours of continuous control and the summit of the world’s highest mountain, every achievement represents the same belief — extraordinary goals are built through discipline, persistence and the courage to keep going.
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9,218
Football touches
One hour
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6:22:59
Continuous alternating-foot football control
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8,849m
Mount Everest
2025
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Guinness World Record achievements
Guinness World Record
A new level of endurance
6:22:59
Six hours.
Twenty-two minutes.
Fifty-nine seconds.
The longest time continuously controlling a football with alternating feet.
What began with a challenge of precision and repetition evolved into a test of endurance.
For 6 hours, 22 minutes and 59 seconds, Sajan continuously controlled a football using alternating feet — pushing concentration, technique and physical resilience far beyond the demands of a traditional record attempt.
Thousands of touches.
Hours of focus.
One extraordinary achievement.
Second Guinness World Record achievement
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Where the record journey began
Birmingham ·
9,218
Football touches
in one hour.
Using alternating feet.
On 16 February 2024, Sajan Dangol completed 9,218 football touches using alternating feet in one hour in Birmingham, United Kingdom.
The achievement was built on repetition, control, consistency and the determination to continue even when the goal demanded more than expected.
This was not simply a record.
It became the beginning of an even bigger journey.
Mount Everest · 2025
8,849m
The top
of the world.
In 2025, Sajan Dangol stood on the summit of Mount Everest — the highest point on Earth.
The achievement represented a completely different challenge from football, but demanded many of the same qualities: preparation, discipline, patience, resilience and the willingness to continue when every step became harder.
“Everest taught me what football had already been teaching me for years:
The biggest victories are built one step, one touch and one day at a time.”
What comes next?
The journey
doesn’t end
at the summit.
9,218 touches.
6 hours, 22 minutes and 59 seconds.
8,849 metres.
Each number represents a challenge completed.
But the greatest achievement may still be the one that comes next.
Dream.
Believe.
Work.
Persevere.
Achieve.
Let’s create what’s next
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