See how boy breaks 111 concrete slabs using his head, smashes his way into Guinness Book of World Records (photos, video)

See how boy breaks 111 concrete slabs using his head, smashes his way into Guinness Book of World Records (photos, video)

- A teenage Taekwondo champion has set a new Guinness World Record by breaking 111 concrete blocks with his head

- The teenager achieved the incredible feat in just 35 seconds

- A delegation from the Guinness World Records witnessed and certified his achievement

A 16-year-old Taekwondo champion in Visoko, Bosnia has set a new Guinness World Record by breaking 111 concrete blocks using his head.

Kerim Ahmetspahic setting the new world record

Kerim Ahmetspahic achieved the incredible feat of breaking the blocks arranged in 16 columns in just 35 seconds.

Video footage of the achievement has been shared online and has gone viral. It shows the teenager performing flips over the concrete columns and smashing them with his head.

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Kerim achieved the feat in just 35 seconds

Kerim, who was ecstatic and emotional after setting the new world record, said: "I still have more power. I wish to thank all the people who helped me achieve this - my parents and my coach Edin Kajevic."

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A delegation from the Guinness Book of World Records was on hand to witness and certify Kerim's achievement.

Kerim was ecstatic

The delegation also awarded him a certificate acknowledging his achievement. Watch the record in the video below.