Stockholm: Swedish table tennis enthusiasts Emil Ohlsson and Fredrik Nielsen set a new guinness world record for the longest table tennis rally.
Their nonstop rally lasted an incredible 13 hours, 37 minutes, and 6 seconds without any breaks.
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Hello guys! Fredrik Nilsson and Emil Olsson here. We are going to attempt to break the record for the World"s Longest Table Tennis Rally! Our target is to beat the current world record of 13 hours, 36 minutes and 36 seconds which Dan and Lloyd from Table Tennis Daily currently holds Will the two Swedes 🇸🇪🇸🇪 make it?!
Venue and Date
The record-breaking match took place on July 20, 2024, at Slice Malmö, a ping pong bar in Malmö, Sweden.
Preparation and Training
The duo, known as “Spin Duo,” underwent intense physical and mental training for over four months.
Their preparation allowed them to maintain uninterrupted focus and endurance throughout the game.
Celebration and Support
Friends and family celebrated the pair’s remarkable achievement, expressing joy and pride in their perseverance.
Eating and Monitoring During Play
To sustain their energy, Emil and Fredrik ate meals during the game while maintaining their rally.
A technical support team monitored the event to ensure compliance with record requirements.
Previous Record Broken
This achievement surpassed the previous record set by British players in June 2024.
After breaking the record, the “Spin Duo” expressed their happiness and gratitude for achieving this milestone.
This incredible feat highlights the determination, skill, and passion of the Swedish pair.
