We think only a record holder can know what you go through to set a record, so we only let people that
have already set world records downvote other people's records.
What can I do?
Go set a record! If you can think of it, you can set a new world record for it.
Hi Darryl. As you are the original creator of the record and you explained clearly the possible effects of doing this on different grounds and to be fair with loseb as well having done an impressive feat, we went ahead and separate this into a different category. I believe it's a win-win situation
Yes, I concur, I know from experience with my finger planks and dancing that hard-wood floors have a 'bounce' and thus absorb energy and force. I don't want to be a downer about this, but this record needs to be achieved on concrete or cement both of which have a high density. Surface in the criteria is of up-most importance, because this was meant as a combination between strength/stamina and tolerating 'a raw pain', that is itself a reflection of discipline, and commitment to the exercise - to pursue your best with-out any comforts.
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Derrick Clark
I believe the concrete is much tougher to perform than the wood floor.I agree with you Darryl.
Ma-Ann B.
Hi Darryl. As you are the original creator of the record and you explained clearly the possible effects of doing this on different grounds and to be fair with loseb as well having done an impressive feat, we went ahead and separate this into a different category. I believe it's a win-win situation
Darryl Learie
Yes, I concur, I know from experience with my finger planks and dancing that hard-wood floors have a 'bounce' and thus absorb energy and force. I don't want to be a downer about this, but this record needs to be achieved on concrete or cement both of which have a high density. Surface in the criteria is of up-most importance, because this was meant as a combination between strength/stamina and tolerating 'a raw pain', that is itself a reflection of discipline, and commitment to the exercise - to pursue your best with-out any comforts.
Emily Miethner
Does this floor count as concrete? Looks like a gym floor.