Guinness World Record Attempt: 533 Taekwondo Participants Create Historic Largest Taekwondo Lesson in Hyderabad
Four Young Taekwondo Stars from Mysuru Participate in Guinness World Records Attempt at Hyderabad
Sameeksha, Khushali, Chayank and Advika of Mysuru Sai Taekwondo Academy join 533 participants at Gachibowli Stadium in a historic Largest Taekwondo Lesson attempt
Mysuru | August 10, 2026: It was a moment of immense pride for Mysuru as four young Taekwondo practitioners from Mysuru Sai Taekwondo Academy participated in an official Guinness World Records attempt for the Largest Taekwondo Lesson at Gachibowli Indoor Stadium, Hyderabad, on August 9, 2026.
The Mysuru participants — Sameeksha, Khushali, Chayank and Advika — joined a massive gathering of 533 Taekwondo practitioners who came together for the record attempt.
All four young practitioners are Black Belt holders and are being trained under the guidance of Master Sai Bee, a 5th Dan Black Belt, of Mysuru Sai Taekwondo Academy.
Four Young Practitioners Represent Mysuru
The four participants brought together students from different age groups, demonstrating that Taekwondo can inspire children and young practitioners across generations.
Sameeksha, a Class 10 student, represented the academy with confidence and discipline. Khushali, studying in Class 8, also participated in the historic mass lesson.
Master Chayank, a Class 6 student and Black Belt holder, was another proud representative of Mysuru at the event. Advika, a Class 4 student and Black Belt holder, added to the young Mysuru contingent.
Their participation was not merely about being present at a large sporting event. It represented the culmination of training, discipline, preparation and the encouragement received from their Master and families.
533 Participants Come Together for Guinness Attempt
The Hyderabad event brought together 533 participants for a large-scale Taekwondo lesson at Gachibowli Indoor Stadium.
The number is particularly significant because Guinness World Records currently lists 302 participants as the record for the Largest Taekwondo Lesson, achieved by Fujairah Martial Arts Club (FMAC), UAE, on January 28, 2024.
The Hyderabad gathering therefore represented a substantial attempt to surpass the existing benchmark, with 533 practitioners participating in the organised lesson.
Guinness World Records has previously documented how large-scale Taekwondo lessons involve participants performing a coordinated lesson under defined record requirements. The 2024 record in Fujairah involved 302 participants and a 40-minute Taekwondo lesson.
Organised as a Major Taekwondo Gathering
The Hyderabad programme was organised by Jayanth Reddy International Taekwondo Academy, in association with Suman Art Theatres, bringing together Taekwondo practitioners for the ambitious record attempt.
The event provided participants with an opportunity to be part of a large, coordinated Taekwondo session while demonstrating the discipline, synchronisation and sporting spirit associated with the martial art.
For the participating children, the event was also an opportunity to experience Taekwondo on a much larger platform and to meet fellow practitioners who share the same passion for the sport.
Master Sai Bee’s Role in Training Young Practitioners
The four Mysuru participants are trained under the guidance of Master Sai Bee, a 5th Dan Black Belt, of Mysuru Sai Taekwondo Academy.
For a young practitioner, reaching Black Belt is itself a significant milestone requiring consistent practice, discipline and perseverance. Participation in an event of this scale provides an additional experience that can contribute to their confidence and development as martial artists.
The participation of Sameeksha, Khushali, Chayank and Advika reflects the efforts of their families and their Master in encouraging them to continue their Taekwondo journey alongside their academic education.
More Than Just a Record Attempt
A Guinness World Records attempt is not simply about the final number. It is also about bringing people together around a common objective and demonstrating discipline, coordination and commitment.
For the four young practitioners from Mysuru, the Hyderabad event offered a unique opportunity to experience the atmosphere of a major international record attempt.
Standing alongside hundreds of practitioners and participating in a synchronised Taekwondo lesson is an experience that the children are likely to remember for years to come.
Their journey also demonstrates how extracurricular activities such as martial arts can help children develop qualities such as discipline, concentration, physical fitness, confidence, perseverance and teamwork.
A Proud Moment for Mysuru
The participation of Sameeksha, Khushali, Chayank and Advika has brought pride to their parents, families, Master and Mysuru Sai Taekwondo Academy.
Representing Mysuru at a major Taekwondo event in Hyderabad and becoming part of an official Guinness World Records attempt is a memorable milestone in their sporting journey.
Their participation sends an encouraging message to other young students in Mysuru — that with proper training, dedication and family support, children can participate in prestigious sporting events while continuing to excel in their education.
Looking Ahead
The official Guinness World Records process determines whether an attempt meets all the applicable requirements before a record is formally recognised. Guinness World Records notes that records can change and that its online listings are not necessarily updated immediately.
Regardless of the final certification process, the participation of 533 Taekwondo practitioners in the Hyderabad event marks a remarkable gathering and an important experience for everyone involved.
For Sameeksha, Khushali, Chayank and Advika, the day will remain a special chapter in their Taekwondo journey — one in which four young Black Belt holders from Mysuru stood together with hundreds of practitioners in an ambitious attempt to create a new world record.
Proudly Representing Mysuru
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Young Black Belt holders Sameeksha, Khushali, Chayank and Advika of Mysuru Sai Taekwondo Academy with their coach Master Sai Bee, 5th Dan Black Belt, after participating in the Guinness World Records Largest Taekwondo Lesson attempt at Gachibowli Indoor Stadium, Hyderabad, on August 9, 2026.
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