A 29-year-old Indian yoga teacher in Hong Kong today set a Guinness
World Record for performing Yoga continuously for 40 hours non-stop,
demonstrating more than 1,500 'asanas'.
Yogaraj CP broke the record for the 'Longest Yoga Marathon (Male)' by performing continuously for three days starting on Friday Feb 13,2015 and ending on Sunday Feb 15,2015 afternoon.
The yoga instructor did multiple twists and turns at his Tsim Sha Tsui studio, Prana Yogam, which was open to public for the duration of the challenge
Yogaraj CP broke the record for the 'Longest Yoga Marathon (Male)' by performing continuously for three days starting on Friday Feb 13,2015 and ending on Sunday Feb 15,2015 afternoon.
The yoga instructor did multiple twists and turns at his Tsim Sha Tsui studio, Prana Yogam, which was open to public for the duration of the challenge
Yogaraj started practicing the discipline at the age of five and began
teaching when he was 12, the South China Morning Post reported.
Among other records under his belt, in 2003, the year he first came to Hong Kong, he held a headstand for two hours and 40 minutes.
Back in India in 2011, he held 23 postures while balancing on the seat of a moving motorbike.
Among other records under his belt, in 2003, the year he first came to Hong Kong, he held a headstand for two hours and 40 minutes.
Back in India in 2011, he held 23 postures while balancing on the seat of a moving motorbike.
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