THREE TIME WORLD RECORD HOLDER TO SET NEW RECORD FOR AB WHEEL ROLL OUTS ON JULY 2ND IN EWING NEW JERSEY
CONTACT: Suzy Yengo 201 433 6705 CatchSuzy@aol.com
Robert “Cozmo” Consulmagno, a New Jersey Native, plans to set a new world record for most standing ab wheel rollouts wearing a 40 pound vest in one hour on Monday, July 2nd at 12 noon at his favorite New Jersey Gym – the PEAC Health and Fitness at 1440 Lower Ferry Road, Ewing New Jersey. A holder of three world records, his last record was 1000 standing ab wheel roll outs in 2 hours and 38 minutes.
Cozmo, a five year veteran of the US Marines and was ranked #1 in the world in as Jiu Jitsu in his age and weight class, suffers from PTSD and Bipolar Disorder. He dedicates this record to all those suffering with mental illness. Cozmo uses his “Crazy” life story and platform as a Jiu Jitsu World Champion, Amateur Boxer, & Crosstrainer to break the stigma of mental health and encourage, energize and empower others who are caught in the struggle so that they can be healthy and productive in life, business and relationships. His favorite quote is “Any man who says he doesn’t cry is the one crying the most!”. In his inspirational speeches he says “we all have challenges and issues in life. What matters is that you make a choice to own it and fight like hell to do something about it.”
Doug Steinly, Manager of PEAC Health and Fitness, is very proud and excited to be hosting this event. He has observed Cosmo working out every single day for months, and knows that bringing awareness to the mental health issues of today is a great accomplishment in addition of course to breaking a world record.
Born to his 15 year old mother, he was the “baby of a baby.” His biological father, who he barely remembers, hung himself when Cozmo was just eight years old. It was later learned that he suffered from schizophrenia. Raised by a brutal stepfather with mob connections, his life became a living hell when things went wrong. Once, when his stepfather’s team lost, his mother was beaten and Cozmo ended up in a body cast.
Upon his graduation from Dickinson High School, Cozmo skipped the ceremony and joined the Marines. Inspired by his legendary Boxing Hall of Famer great-grandfather Michael Consulmagno, aka and Mickey Taylor, Cozmo’s medicine became the martial arts. He dedicates his life to helping others and is a keynote speaker for mental health.
Cozmo recently received honorable mention as the 2018 Disabled Veteran of the Year.
For Information and Press Passes contact Suzy Yengo, 201 433-6705 or CatchSuzy@aol.com. PEAC Health and Fitness is located at 1440 Lower Ferry Road, Ewing, New Jersey 609-883-2000 and is open for membership. www.PEAChealthfitness.com. Cozmo’s information and fantastic video clips can be found on his website,www.supercrazycozmo.com.
Courtesy of Suzy Yengo
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