The whole household qualifies
David Rush is no longer the only record-holder at home. In an October 21 profile, Guinness World Records reports that his wife Jennifer and their children Jeremy, Peter and Felicity all hold titles alongside him.
The final addition
Felicity, aged three in the report, completed the family set with a paired hula-hoop record with her father. Guinness describes a certificate presentation at their home in Boise, Idaho, where all five family members received recognition.
Small games, exact measurements
The family’s achievements include team challenges involving shirts, a sandwich and Hungry Hungry Hippos. The detail that makes a record different from a family game is the rule set: a defined task, a measured result and verification.
Beyond a highlight clip
The profile also records David’s account of thousands of failed attempts alongside hundreds of titles over time. A successful video shows the finished attempt. The history behind it is longer. Read the organizer’s profile for the individual records and the dates attached to them.
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