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Steve Sansweet, USA: Largest Collection of Star Wars She studied at the National Circus School of Canada for three years to learn her contortion tricks. “Being in the circus is like living the life of a rock star, because we get to travel the world, stay in the best hotels, and we kind of don’t have any responsibility except to show up at the show,” she said in a Guinness video. Leilani Franko, UK/Philippines: Fastest Human Backbend Walkįranco walked on her hands and feet in the backbend position a distance of 20 meters (65 feet and 7.2 inches) in 10.05 seconds. Happie skated 36 meters (118 feet) in 25 seconds. We also only practice when Ozzy is in the mood, after he’s done all his important dog stuff, like sniffing around and meeting other dogs.” Happie, Goat, USA: Farthest Distance Skateboarded by a Goat His owner, 51-year-old Carpenter Nick Johnson, told Guinness: “Ozzy is most happy when he’s working on the tricks that we do and regards it as a game. Ozzy crossed a 3.5-metre-long (11.48-foot-long) rope in 18.22 seconds. He gets a variety of reactions riding the monstrous motorcycle, but his favorite is: “O mamma mia come è grande!!!” Ozzy, 4, Border Collie/Kelpie Crossbreed, UK: Fastest Crossing of a Tightrope by a Dog It is 2.5 meters (8.2 feet) wide and weighs 5,000 kilograms (5 tons), making it about six times larger than a normal motorcycle. Reggiani’s ride is 5.10 meters (16 feet and 8.78 inches) tall from the ground to the top of the handlebars. Fabio Reggiani, 32, Italy: Owner of the Largest Rideable Motorcycle He started skating at the age of 8 and is a member of the Belgaum Roller Skating Academy, participating in events to create awareness of social issues. 22-year-old Shemika first landed a spot in the Guinness World Records book back in 2010 when she limboed down to an unbelievable eight and a half inches (the height of a beer bottle), but this. Kokane skated 10 meters (32.8 feet) at a height of 25 centimeters (9.84 inches). Here are some highlights: Rohan Kokane, 12, of India: Lowest Limbo Skater How low can you go? (Don't try this at home.Guinness World Records announced Thursday the new records in its 2014 book. 14 Limbo Skating Premium High Res Photos Browse 14 limbo skating photos and images available, or start a new search to explore more photos and images. Campbell is best known for her appearances on seasons six and 12 of America's Got Talent. In 2016, she earned her second world record for 'The Longest Distance to Limbo Under 12 Inches' by limboing for more than 10 feet under the height of a foot. Check out her SUV feat in the video below prepare to be equal parts amazed and freaked out at the contortionist's abilities. Campbell set her first world record in 2010 for 'Lowest Female Limbo' when she shimmied her way under a bar just 8.5 inches off the ground. The Trinidad and Tobago native achieved global fame in 2010 when as an 18-year-old she broke the world record for lowest limbo 8.5 inches, according to her website. Campbell now resides in Buffalo, New York, but continues to carry on the traditional Trinidadian form of dance.Ĭampbell has earned herself two Guinness World Records for her gravity-defying talent. The Trinidad and Tobago native inherited her love for limbo from her mother and grandmother. The jaw-dropping video has received almost 200,000 views on Youtube. Shemika Campbell, 24, stunned onlookers when she dropped it low into a limbo and inched her way under a row of seats.

Campbell is best known for her appearances on. In 2016, she earned her second world record for 'The Longest Distance to Limbo Under 12 Inches' by limboing for more than 10 feet under the height of a foot. A video of a woman performing a unique skill at the Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) has been making its way around the internet. Campbell set her first world record in 2010 for 'Lowest Female Limbo' when she shimmied her way under a bar just 8.5 inches off the ground. Well, this is one way to pass time at the airport.

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