Longest Time Floating Upright with Hands and Feet Tied in Water

2024-12-10

On October 5, 2024, Pankaj Jain, an aqua yoga trainer from Kanpur, India, successfully maintained a standing float position in the water for 2 hours, 58 minutes, and 30 seconds with his hands and feet tied. This astonishing performance was certified and verified by Forbes World Records Certification in the UK, setting a new world record for "the longest time floating upright with hands and feet tied in water."

Pankaj Jain has had a deep fondness for the art of yoga since childhood, fascinated by the physical and mental benefits it brings. He practices yoga daily, constantly honing his skills and gradually growing into a true yoga practitioner. Driven by his desire for innovation and relentless pursuit of health, he cleverly combined the ancient wisdom of yoga with the gentle properties of water, creating a unique form of aqua yoga. His aqua yoga technique is not just a sport but a revolution for physical and mental health, providing a new path for those seeking harmony among their bodies, minds, and souls.

During the challenge, Pankaj Jain pressed forward with unwavering determination. With impeccable balance, he maintained an elegant standing position despite the gentle sway of the water currents. The challenge was extremely difficult, posing severe tests to Pankaj Jain's physical strength and endurance, as well as immense psychological pressure. However, with his unyielding spirit, he ultimately broke the world record.

This achievement is not only a challenge to Pankaj Jain's personal limits but also a profound demonstration of human potential. He has proven through his actions that with determination and perseverance, humans can break through any constraints. His feat will inspire more people to challenge themselves, pursue excellence, and realize their self-worth.