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The longest marathon on a Pogo stick is 206,864 bounces, achieved by James Roumeliotis (USA) at Pogopalooza 8 in Costa Mesa, California, USA on 29 July 2011. James bounced for 20 hours and 13 minutes.
Guinness World Records. Bouncing into the weekend Amrita Furman (USA) has achieved a massive 5,093 consecutive Pogo stick jumps with no hands.
The longest marathon on a Pogo stick is 206,864 bounces, achieved by James Roumeliotis (USA) at Pogopalooza 8 in Costa Mesa, California, USA on 29 July 2011. James bounced for 20 hours and 13 minutes.
The most consecutive jumps on a Pogo stick is 88,047 and was achieved by Jack Sixty (UK) during Pogopalooza 2015 at Paine's Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, on 2 July 2015.
Pogo is now banned from the USA. His logic doesn't really make any sense. He had to have known that a WORK Visa is required for someone to WORK in the US.
The fastest mile Pogo stick jumping is 7 min 40 sec, and was achieved by Drew Acquisition (USA) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, on 24 June 2017.
The modern Pogo stick was invented by Max Polling and Ernst Gottschall, from Germany. A German patent was registered in Hanover on March 1920 for a device they called a “spring end hopping stilt”. It is thought that the beginning two letters in these men's last names is where the word “Pogo” comes from.
Yes, the above story is just a legend and not true, however, George Hapsburg did patent the first Pogo stick in 1919. A boatload of wooden Pogo sticks were exported from Germany to the US based Gamble Brothers Department Store in 1919. However, the wooden sticks somehow rotted and warped during the journey.
We can call the Pogo stick an eponym because the modern Pogo stick name supposedly comes from a redesigned version that looks like the one we know by Hans Polling and Ernst Gottschall whose combined names give us “Pogo.” They applied for a German patent in 1920 and described their device as a “spring end hopping stilt.”
Traditional toy Pogo sticks rely on steel springs to create bounce. When a rider lands on the ground, her weight compresses the spring, and as she pulls back up, the compressed spring recoils, helping drive her back into the air. This basic technology can barely propel riders a foot into the air.
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