(left to right) Paddy Doyle with Solihull College students Thomas Oneil (aged 18) and Abigail Elbuka (aged 17) training towards his 131st world record attempt

Solihull iron man Paddy Doyle is set to star in a documentary about his life co-written and produced by former BBC Radio WM broadcaster Malcolm Boyden.
Paddy is officially the World's Fittest Athlete, and in between his world record endurance endea-vours he runs an access to the military course at Solihull College.
Entitled 'No Pain, No Glory' the documentary has been co-produced by Titan Films and catalogues Paddy's life before he became a world record breaker, his numerous fitness challenges, his passion and motivation for sport and his hopes for the future.
The film includes a number of interviews and also features current footage of the fitness champ in action through his many record breaking feats.
Paddy won his 132nd world fitness endurance record in August 2005 at the 50th Guinness World Record Games in Germany to maintain his title as World's Fittest Athlete.
This involved a series of tough challenges in cycling, rowing, climbing, running, martial arts and weights.
Paddy said: "I've really enjoyed filming this documentary and I hope it helps to open many people's eyes to the way in which sport and fitness can play such a positive role in life."
'No Pain, No Glory' will be on sale through specialist sports outlets across the UK before it is launched in high street shops next year. Locally it is available from Camerama, 75 Station Road, Kenilworth. Telephone 01926 859977 and can also be ordered through the internet at pdoyle125@yahoo.co.uk.