Stewards must be sourced by the attempt organiser and must be independent of them.Įach Steward must be allocated a specific group of participants for observation during the attempt. Where the attempt has less than 5,000 participants AND/OR under 15 venues, it must be overseen and verified by at least two independent witnesses.

Any organisation with this experience can be used, however, details of their experience and suitability must be included with the evidence.

The independent third-party organisation must have prior experience counting large numbers of people at similar events. When the projected number of participants is set to exceed 5,000, AND/OR 15 or more venues, a suitable, third-party organisation must step in and handle all aspects of the counting process. The instructors must be suitably qualified.Īll participants must be taught the same topics simultaneously, thus all participants should be able to either see the instructor(s) or follow their movements on a video screen. These instructors cannot be witnesses but are counted in the final total. If one drops out, they will not be counted.Īt each location, the organisers can choose either to have one solo instructor or a team of instructors leading different groups of people. The instructor(s) and the students taught must remain the same throughout the lesson. The largest yoga lesson must follow the structure of a normal class.

The goal of this attempt to break the Yogasana Guinness World Record is to inspire youth to practise yoga, to educate them about the health advantages of doing so regularly, to offer hope to those who suffer from chronic illnesses, and to help them live happier lives through yoga and a healthy lifestyle. The district level events will roll up into 12 regional locations and hubs, and this massive outreach event will take place through schools, universities, and the NSS to draw up to 1 crore young people phygitally. This is an effort to leverage the power of youth, where more than 10 lakh young people from different districts of Karnataka would participate in an effort to break the Guinness World Record on Yogasana. Similar to this, the Government of Karnataka has organised a Yoga event for January 15th 2023. In 2018, on International Yoga Day, Kota, a city known for its educational institutions in Rajasthan, was transformed into a “yoga city” as over a one lakh individuals performed yoga simultaneously there and set a new Guinness World Record. To break the record, 55,506 people performed yoga. 10 lakhs+ youths from all the districts of Karnataka will attempt Yoga poses for the Guinness World Record on January 15th 2023.Įarlier in 2017, a Guinness World Record for the largest yoga presentation or class at a single location was set in Mysuru.

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