Shirshasana World Record India
Shirshasana, commonly known as the headstand pose, is an advanced yoga posture that requires balance, strength, concentration, and disciplined practice.
IEA Book of World Records provides a platform for trained yoga practitioners seeking recognition for a Shirshasana world record in India based on a clearly defined and measurable achievement.
A Shirshasana record attempt should be carefully planned, safely performed and properly documented from beginning to end.
Who Can Apply for a Shirshasana World Record?
Applications may be submitted by:
Experienced yoga practitioners
Certified yoga instructors
Yoga academies
Educational institutions
Fitness and wellness organisations
Because Shirshasana is an advanced inversion, participants should have appropriate training and experience before attempting a record.
Apply for Shirshasana World Record Recognition
Holding or performing Shirshasana at an exceptional measurable level can reflect years of discipline, physical control and yoga practice.
If you have completed or are planning an exceptional Shirshasana world record in India, submit your achievement details to IEA Book of World Records for consideration and verification.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can apply by submitting your record details, achievement information, participant details, and supporting evidence to IEA Book of World Records for review.
Commonly required documents may include ID proof, photographs, video evidence, witness details, measurement records, participant information, and other supporting documents related to the record attempt.
The verification time depends on the type of record, complexity of the achievement, and completeness of the submitted evidence. Complete and clearly organised documentation can help the review process.
Yes. Children can apply for world record recognition for measurable achievements in areas such as education, memory, art, sports, yoga, music, and other skills. A parent or guardian should supervise the application and record attempt.
Once the achievement successfully completes the applicable verification and approval process, the record holder may receive formal recognition and a world record certificate from IEA Book of World Records.