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[[World records]] for juggling while riding a unicycle with publicly available video evidence: |
[[World records]] for juggling while riding a unicycle with publicly available video evidence: |
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+ | *3 [[Ball juggling|balls]]: 21 minutes and 43 seconds by [[Fabian Sánchez]] in 2021 ([https://youtu.be/pvN6IQl3Ay0 video]) |
*4 balls: 18 minute and 10 seconds by [[Tomas Acevedo]] in 2020 ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wj7NIKaQnrI video]) |
*4 balls: 18 minute and 10 seconds by [[Tomas Acevedo]] in 2020 ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wj7NIKaQnrI video]) |
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+ | *5 balls: 4 minutes and 48 seconds by [[Tomas Acevedo]] in 2021 ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIbnOYMW-40 video]) |
* 6 balls: 48 catches by [[Mikhail Ivanov]] in 2012 ([https://youtu.be/Qo2JA1S7skw video]) |
* 6 balls: 48 catches by [[Mikhail Ivanov]] in 2012 ([https://youtu.be/Qo2JA1S7skw video]) |
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* 7 balls: 52 catches by [[Mikhail Ivanov]] in 2012 ([https://youtu.be/zi6YZaHHkEc video]) |
* 7 balls: 52 catches by [[Mikhail Ivanov]] in 2012 ([https://youtu.be/zi6YZaHHkEc video]) |
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* 7 rings: 14 catches by [[Eric Gilbertson]] in 2012 ([http://youtu.be/CYem1MGY2Zg?t=21s video]) |
* 7 rings: 14 catches by [[Eric Gilbertson]] in 2012 ([http://youtu.be/CYem1MGY2Zg?t=21s video]) |
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* 9 rings: 10 catches by [[Vitaly Mironov]] in 2019 ([https://www.facebook.com/vitaly.mironov.75/videos/2402170203159524/ video]) |
* 9 rings: 10 catches by [[Vitaly Mironov]] in 2019 ([https://www.facebook.com/vitaly.mironov.75/videos/2402170203159524/ video]) |
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| − | *3 [[Club juggling|clubs]] 23 min and 41 sec [[David Piscoya]] ([https://youtu.be/ZVdaH9AyTi8]) in 2021 |
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+ | * 3 [[Club juggling|clubs]]: 23 minutes and 34 seconds [[David Piscoya]] in 2021 ([https://youtu.be/ZVdaH9AyTi8 video]) |
| + | *4 clubs: 4 minutes 52 seconds by [[Tomás Acevedo]] in 2020 [https://www.instagram.com/tv/CKhXi31H8L-/?utm_medium=copy_link] |
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| + | * 5 clubs: 112 catches by [[Jamie Tucker-Foltz]] in 2021 ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRTdHpsEtuk video]) |
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* 6 clubs: 12 catches by [[Vova Galchenko]] in 2003 ([https://youtu.be/o0QfMOKKj1Q video]) |
* 6 clubs: 12 catches by [[Vova Galchenko]] in 2003 ([https://youtu.be/o0QfMOKKj1Q video]) |
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| + | *7 clubs: 7 catches by [[Jamie Tucker-Foltz]] in 2021 ([https://www.youtube.com/shorts/42PkuLLA3-s video]) |
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* 5 ball [[force bounce]]: 28 catches by [[Tyron Colombaioni]] in 2012 ([https://youtu.be/DX588S6bwM8?t=2m11s video]) |
* 5 ball [[force bounce]]: 28 catches by [[Tyron Colombaioni]] in 2012 ([https://youtu.be/DX588S6bwM8?t=2m11s video]) |
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Revision as of 02:03, 8 November 2021
A unicycle is a pedal-powered vehicle with only one wheel (or at least only one that touches the ground). Unlike a bicycle, the wheel of a unicycle is directly controlled by the pedals, which makes it possible to ride backwards and to idle (pedal back and forth to stay balanced in one place), and also makes it impossible to coast without taking the feet off the pedals.
Types of unicycles include the giraffe (a tall, chain-driven unicycle), the ultimate wheel (no seat), and the impossible wheel (no seat and no pedals).
World records
World records for juggling while riding a unicycle with publicly available video evidence:
- 3 balls: 21 minutes and 43 seconds by Fabian Sánchez in 2021 (video)
- 4 balls: 18 minute and 10 seconds by Tomas Acevedo in 2020 (video)
- 5 balls: 4 minutes and 48 seconds by Tomas Acevedo in 2021 (video)
- 6 balls: 48 catches by Mikhail Ivanov in 2012 (video)
- 7 balls: 52 catches by Mikhail Ivanov in 2012 (video)
- 8 balls: 11 catches by James Cozens in 2020 (video)
- 3 rings: 3 minutes and 55 seconds by Robert LeBoeuf in 2020 (video)
- 4 rings: 175 catches by Andrew Giordano in 2019 (video)
- 5 rings: 31 catches by Andrew Giordano in 2019 (video)
- 6 rings: 29 catches by Fabian Fehlhaber in 2018 (video)
- 7 rings: 14 catches by Eric Gilbertson in 2012 (video)
- 9 rings: 10 catches by Vitaly Mironov in 2019 (video)
- 3 clubs: 23 minutes and 34 seconds David Piscoya in 2021 (video)
- 4 clubs: 4 minutes 52 seconds by Tomás Acevedo in 2020 [1]
- 5 clubs: 112 catches by Jamie Tucker-Foltz in 2021 (video)
- 6 clubs: 12 catches by Vova Galchenko in 2003 (video)
- 7 clubs: 7 catches by Jamie Tucker-Foltz in 2021 (video)
- 5 ball force bounce: 28 catches by Tyron Colombaioni in 2012 (video)
- 7 ball force bounce: 25 catches by Tyron Colombaioni in 2017 (video)
- 7 ball lift bounce: 14 catches by Salih Mahammed in 2019 (video)
- 8 ball lift bounce: 12 catches by Tyron Colombaioni in 2017 (video)
- 9 ball lift bounce: 11 catches by Tyron Colombaioni in 2012 (video)
Records with insufficient video evidence:
- 5 balls: 4 minutes and 9 seconds by Tomas Acevedo in 2021 (he doesn't stay onscreen for the whole video)
Unverified claims:
- 5 balls: 500+ catches by Bob Evans (claim)
- 5 rings: 50 catches by Eric Gilbertson (claim)
- 8 rings: 8 catches by Eric Gilbertson (claim)
- 8 rings: 8 catches by Freddy Zay (claim)
- 8 rings: Yuri Gridneff (claim)
- 10 rings: Freddy Zay in 1930s and 1940s (claim, claim)
- 11 rings: 11 catches by Alberto Sforzi (claim)