Archive for the 'Juggling Records' Category
Mark Hanson 3-Ball Speed Juggling Record Verified
It’s official!
Guinness World Records has officially verified and recognized the 3-ball speed juggling record set by Mark Hanson last December. Mark made 417 catches in one minute beating the previous record by more than 70 catches.
Way to go Mark! You are an inspiration to the Juggling Subculture!
Click here to see the record on the official Guinness World Record site.
Click here to see a great video about Mark’s record posted by the Des Moines Register.
Mark Hanson Breaking World 3-Ball Speed Juggling Record
On Saturday December 17th Mark Hanson attempted to break the world 3-ball speed juggling record. With a self counted 417 catches in one minute, Mark is now awaiting the final word from Guinness to officially claim the title.
Here’s the video Mark submitted to Guinness:
In case the counting confused you . . . Mark counts what he calls rounds. A round is a set of three throws. This is obviously much easier than attempting to count each throw individually.
We hope you hear back soon Mark!
An Amazing Juggling World Record
Last week we encouraged the Juggling Subculture to set creative world records on RecordSetter.com.
This week we discovered this video of Anthony Gatto setting a pretty creative record himself:
We assume no animals were harmed in the making of that world record!
No commentsSet a Juggling Record on RecordSetter.com
The people behind RecordSetter.com believe that “every person on Earth has potential to be the world’s best ‘something’.” They have made a place where anyone can create–and stake his/her claim on–a world record.
For the Juggling Subculture this means you don’t have to be Anthony Gatto to be a world record holder!
Here’s Brian Pankey setting a record for taking bites out of three apples while juggling:
Use your creativity and go create and set a record today!
(Or grab three apples and try to break Brian’s!)
New 12 Club Passing Record!
Last month, Brüder Christoph and Manuel Mitasch broke the world record for passing 12 clubs. They stuck 76 catches on August 21st at a juggling convention in Krems, Austria. If you’d like to learn more about these guys, brush up on your German and visit their Web site.
Really though, the video says it all:
