🟦 RECORD DETAILS
Record Type:
Individual Yoga World Record
Record Title:
Longest Time to Hold Padma Mayurasana
Record Category:
Longest Yoga World Record
Record Holder:
1st World Record Holder Shivaprakash Nair
Age: 61 Years Old
State & Country:
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Attempt Date:
24 October 2026
Record Duration:
Three Minutes Sixteen Seconds (00:03:16)
Record Location:
Fujairah, United Arab Emirates
Certified By: Yoga Book of Records
🟩 ABOUT THE RECORD
Shivaprakash Nair, a 61-year-old yoga practitioner from Mumbai, Maharashtra, achieved the Padma Mayurasana (Lotus Peacock Pose) World Record for the longest time to hold the pose under the Yoga Book of Records.
Born to Mr. Shankaran Nair (Father) and Mrs. Sarojini Amma (Mother), Shivaprakash Nair demonstrated exceptional strength, balance, concentration, body control and endurance through his remarkable yoga performance.
On 24 October 2026, Shivaprakash Nair successfully maintained the challenging Padma Mayurasana (Lotus Peacock Pose) continuously for 3 minutes and 16 seconds (00:03:16) in Fujairah, United Arab Emirates, demonstrating extraordinary physical strength, stability and dedication to yoga.
His outstanding performance established a new record in the category of Longest Time to Hold Padma Mayurasana.
This remarkable achievement has been recognized by the Yoga Book of Records as an Individual Yoga World Record.
The record attempt was evaluated under the standardized verification guidelines of the Yoga Book of Records. Following the verification process, the organization officially certified this remarkable achievement on 06 November 2026.
Moreover, this accomplishment reflects his dedication, discipline, perseverance and mastery of yoga. Overall, his achievement serves as an inspiration to yoga practitioners across India and around the world.
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