1,200 Lemon Cutting with Gauntlet Sword in 19 Minutes 15 Seconds – Miss Shreya Yuvraj Sathe
IEA Book of World Records features Miss Shreya Yuvraj Sathe for an achievement described as “1,200 Lemon Cutting with Gauntlet Sword in 19 min. 15 sec.” The record is presented as a speed-and-skill performance completed under defined conditions.
Quick Record Facts
| Record Holder | Miss Shreya Yuvraj Sathe |
|---|---|
| Record Achievement | 1,200 lemons cut with a gauntlet sword |
| Recorded Time | 19 minutes 15 seconds |
| Recognition | IEA Book of World Records |
A Precisely Measured Skill Record
The achievement is defined by both quantity and time: 1,200 lemons within 19 minutes and 15 seconds. For any speed-based record, accurate counting and timing are necessary to support the final result.
Evidence and Verification
A record file for a measurable performance can include continuous video, independent counting, timing records, photographs and witness statements. The evidence should make the final quantity and elapsed time clear.
Important Safety Note
This achievement involved a bladed weapon and should not be imitated casually. Any comparable performance requires appropriate expertise, controlled conditions, professional supervision and strict safety precautions. IEA record recognition should never be treated as encouragement to perform a hazardous activity without suitable safeguards.
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 this achievement?
Miss Shreya Yuvraj Sathe.
What result is stated on the IEA poster?
1,200 lemons cut with a gauntlet sword in 19 minutes 15 seconds.
What evidence supports a speed record?
Continuous video, reliable counting, accurate timing and witness documentation can be important.
Should the activity be attempted without training?
No. The activity involves a bladed weapon and requires appropriate expertise, controlled conditions and strong safety precautions.
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