Tiluck Keisam, an eight-year-old limbo skating prodigy from India, has stunned the world by breaking his own Guinness World Records title for the farthest distance limbo skating under bars.
In an extraordinary feat of balance, flexibility, and speed, Tiluck glided a breathtaking 145 metres (475 ft 7 in) beneath poles set at just 30 cm (11.8 in) high. His record-breaking attempt has not only earned him global recognition but has also captured the imagination of young skaters across the world.
Already a medal-winner in local competitions, Tiluck took on this fresh challenge to push his limits and inspire other children to pursue their dreams. “I wanted to show that with practice and passion, even kids can achieve big things,” said the young champion.
His achievement highlights India’s rising stars in unconventional sports and sets a new benchmark in the world of limbo skating. As his record echoes across social media and sports circles, Tiluck’s name is now firmly etched in the record books — and in the hearts of aspiring young athletes everywhere.
