GUWAHATI: Eight-year-old Takshvi Vaghani from Ahmedabad, Gujarat, has secured a place in the Guinness World Records after successfully completing the lowest limbo skating over a distance of 10 metres.
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Takshvi achieved the feat by skating beneath a limbo bar set at just 16 centimetres (6.29 inches) above the ground, demonstrating remarkable flexibility, balance, and control throughout the run.
The achievement has earned her widespread recognition, making her one of the youngest Indian athletes to hold a Guinness World Record in the sport. The accomplishment has also brought pride to Gujarat and the country.
Notably, Takshvi now holds two Guinness World Records, an extraordinary milestone for someone her age.
Speaking to the media about how her journey began, Takshvi recalled that her interest in roller skating developed during the COVID-19 lockdown.
"During the COVID-19 lockdown, my parents brought home different sports equipment for me to try, including boxing and cricket gear. Among them were a pair of roller skates, which immediately caught my interest. My parents noticed my enthusiasm, and that's how my skating journey began," she said.
Her achievement highlights years of dedication and practice, inspiring young athletes across the country to pursue excellence in sports.
