In Australia, a bodybuilder climbed into a working airplane turbine

Bodybuilder Presley Jinoski climbed into a running airplane engine at Sydney Airport in Australia for a video for social media. This was reported on February 3 by the British edition of the Daily Mail.

According to the article, 23-year-old Jinoski posted the video in the social network TikTok last weekend. The recording itself was made back in June 2024 while the athlete was working at the airport. In the video, the bodybuilder climbs inside an airplane engine, does a few push-ups and shows off his muscles. The turbine blades were rotating at the time.

The video was watched by 2 million users. It is noted that the publication caused criticism from users of the social network and was removed by the administration due to violation of the rules of the rules of the community. The airport management also condemned the actions of Ginoski.

The bodybuilder, in turn, told the publication that he considers his stunt safe.

"I just wanted people to laugh. As if I just got off the airplane and I'm going to practice," he said.

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