What is the hula huping record in guinis records

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What is the hula huping record in guinis records

Answer 1

Hula Hoop Marathon Record

Note: We do not know any age-class records. So please do not ask for them. There is only one "general" record without age-class restrictions. Please note that rules 9 and 10 (see below) apply.

The Rules

(If you want to break a record that is published in a record book or governed by an international authorithy, there may be other or additional rules. See here for more information.)

The record is for continuous revolution of a hula hoop.

A standard size and weight hula hoop must be used.

The hoop must be revolved between the shoulders and hips.

If the hoop passes above the shoulders the attempt is ended.

If the hoop passes below the hips the competitor has 30 seconds in which to try to recover it without using his/her hands or arms. If the hoop is not revolving above the hips within 30 seconds the attempt is ended.

If the hoop passes below the knees and/or touches the ground, the attempt is ended.

Once the hoop has begun to spin the hands of the competitor must not touch the hoop. If the challenger touches the hoop with his/her hands, the attempt is ended.

Rest breaks of 5 minutes per hour are allowed. (Note: This rule has been changed; in previous years, this was a non-stop categories)

No person under the age of 14 may compete.

Persons aged between 14 and 18 must, before competition, be in possession of a document signed by their parent or legal guardian, giving them permission to compete. This document must be added to the log book and witnessed before the attempt has started.

A fully-qualified practising member of the medical profession must be present at all times watching the attempt.

The entire attempt must be filmed on audio video.

The Records

10:47 hrs Mary Jane Freeze (USA) (aged 8) 19 August 1976

24:30 hrs Christa Tybus (Great Britain) 10-11 June 1978

54 hrs Kym Coberly (USA) 7-9 October 1978

60 hrs Tonya Lynn Mistal (USA) 27-29 July 1983

72 hrs Kym Coberly (USA) 17-20 October 1984

Answer 2

it changes ever year.

Btw, its guiness.. i think..