The longest dance marathon by an individual was performed by Srushti Sudhir Jagtap.
According to reports, a 16-year-old girl named Srushti Sudhir Jagtap from Maharashtra, India, set a new world record for the longest dance marathon by an individual.
Breaking the World Record
Srushti Sudhir Jagtap achieved this remarkable feat by dancing continuously for an astonishing 127 hours. This incredible endurance challenge surpassed the previous world record, demonstrating her extraordinary physical and mental fortitude.
Previous Record Holder
The record Srushti broke was previously held by Bandana Nepal. In 2016, Bandana Nepal, a dancer from Nepal, had set the record by dancing for 126 hours. Srushti's achievement added another hour to this impressive duration, securing her place in history.
Here's a quick comparison:
| Dancer | Duration (Hours) | Location | Year (Previous Record) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Srushti Sudhir Jagtap | 127 | Maharashtra, India | N/A |
| Bandana Nepal | 126 | Nepal | 2016 |
The Challenge of Long Dance Marathons
Setting a record for the longest dance marathon involves more than just physical stamina. It requires:
- Extreme Endurance: The ability to stay on one's feet and keep moving for days.
- Mental Fortitude: Overcoming exhaustion, sleep deprivation, and discomfort.
- Preparation: Rigorous training and careful planning regarding hydration, nutrition, and brief rest periods (often negotiated within the rules).
Srushti Jagtap's 127-hour dance marathon is a testament to these qualities, pushing the boundaries of human endurance in the art of dance.
