Maximum Non-Stop Skipping – 45,555 Skips | Mr. Tushar Patil
IEA Book of World Records features Mr. Tushar Patil for creating a record in the category “Maximum Non-Stop Skipping (45,555).” The achievement demonstrates sustained endurance, rhythm, concentration and physical conditioning.
Quick Record Facts
| Record Holder | Mr. Tushar Patil |
|---|---|
| Record Achievement | Maximum Non-Stop Skipping |
| Recorded Count | 45,555 skips |
| Recognition | IEA Book of World Records |
An Endurance-Based Skipping Record
Skipping records depend on a clearly defined counting method and continuity rules. For a non-stop category, the conditions should state how valid repetitions are counted and what would end or invalidate the attempt.
Documenting a High-Repetition Record
Because the final count is very large, strong evidence is essential. Continuous video, reliable counters, witness statements, visible timing and count records can help establish the achievement.
Training and Physical Safety
High-volume skipping places repeated load on the feet, ankles, knees and cardiovascular system. Participants planning endurance records should train progressively, use an appropriate surface and follow qualified health or fitness guidance where appropriate.
IEA Book of World Records Recognition
IEA Book of World Records documents notable achievements across individual, student, institutional, social, cultural, endurance and skill-based categories. If you have completed an exceptional measurable achievement, or are planning a record attempt, contact IEA before the event so the appropriate documentation and verification requirements can be understood.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is recognised for the 45,555 skipping record?
Mr. Tushar Patil.
What is the record category?
Maximum Non-Stop Skipping.
How many skips are stated on the IEA poster?
45,555 skips.
Can fitness achievements be submitted to IEA?
Yes. Measurable fitness and endurance achievements may be submitted with appropriate evidence and safety planning.
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