From Vanilla Sports Centre to Asian Book of Records: Mukul’s Journey

Mukul Kumar’s rise from a modest training hall in Bijnor to the pages of the Asia Book of Records is a story of relentless effort. At the Vanilla Sports and Fitness Centre, he devoted hours each day to strengthening his legs, enhancing his cardiovascular endurance, and mastering rope‑skipping techniques.

The breakthrough came when he attempted a blindfolded, single‑leg jump‑rope challenge, completing 84 rotations in just 30 seconds. The achievement, verified by the Asian record‑keeping body, showcases his exceptional coordination and mental discipline.

Universal Academy, the school where Mukul studied, celebrated his triumph with a ceremony, awarding him INR 11,000 and a special citation. Teachers emphasized that his success underscores the importance of structured sports programs in schools.

Having secured his Asian record, Mukul now plans to submit an application to the Guinness World Records, aiming to set a new global benchmark for blindfolded, one‑leg rope skipping. His dedication continues to motivate young athletes throughout the region.