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Stitches, broken ribs and 92 teammates: What it really takes to get a Guinness World Record

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These American all-stars are world-class wonders who willed themselves into the history of human — and canine — achievement. NY Post's Joshua Rhett Miller shares this story.

A teen roller-skating phenom, water-skiing team and a basketball-dunking dog are among the apex US athletes in the brand-new “Guinness World Records 2024,” which includes 2,638 feats from nearly 30,000 applicants.

Three of the record-breaking Americans revealed to The Post how dedication, fate and a little push from their families helped guide them to their piece of history.

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