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European records

Individual events

Speed sprint

Single Rope Speed Sprint

Female

105

Éva Hanuszik (HUN)

Male

104

Julian Kilgus (GER)

Speed endurance

Single Rope Speed Endurance

Female

496

Hanna Bánhegyi (HUN)

Male

515

Julian Kilgus (GER)

Triple unders

Single Rope Triple Unders

Female

330

Adrienn Bánhegyi (HUN)

Male

521

Eric Seeger (GER)

Team events

Double Dutch sprint

Double Dutch Speed Sprint

Female

330

Adrienn Bánhegyi (HUN)

Male

521

Eric Seeger (GER)

Double Dutch relay

Double Dutch Speed Relay

Female

330

Adrienn Bánhegyi (HUN)

Male

521

Eric Seeger (GER)

Speed relay

Single Rope Speed Relay

Female

105

Éva Hanuszik (HUN)

Male

104

Julian Kilgus (GER)

Double unders relay

Single Rope Double Unders Relay

Female

496

Hanna Bánhegyi (HUN)

Male

515

Julian Kilgus (GER)

Current Disciplines

World and European Masters Disciplines

Event	Category	Type	Score	Name	Date
Single Rope 30 seconds (Right foot only)	Female	World	105	Éva Hanuszik (Hungary)	02.08.2015
	Female	Europe	105	Éva Hanuszik (Hungary)	02.08.2015
	Male	World	111	Xiaolin Cen (China)	30.07.2016
	Male	Europe	104	Julian Kilgus (Germany)	21.07.2019

Single Rope 3 minutes (Right foot only)	Female	World	506	Xingqin Wei (China)	30.07.2016
	Female	Europe	496	Hanna Bánhegyi (Hungary)	02.08.2015
	Male	World	550	Xiaolin Cen (China)	30.07.2016
	Male	Europe	515	Julian Kilgus (Germany)	21.07.2019

Single Rope Triple Unders	Female	World	330	Adrienn Bánhegyi (Hungary)	04.11.2006
	Female	Europe	330	Adrienn Bánhegyi (Hungary)	04.11.2006
	Male	World	521	Eric Seeger (Germany)	30.07.2016
	Male	Europe	521	Eric Seeger (Germany)	30.07.2016

World and European Championships Team Disciplines

Event	Category	Type	Score	Name	Date
Single Rope 4 x 30 seconds Speed Relay (Right foot only)	Female	World	393	Hungary (Flóra Bánhegyi, Hanna Bánhegyi, Éva Hanuszik, Dóra Krattinger)	27.07.2017
	Female	Europe	393	Hungary (Flóra Bánhegyi, Hanna Bánhegyi, Éva Hanuszik, Dóra Krattinger)	27.07.2017
	Male	World	396	Hong Kong	01.08.2014
	Male	Europe	375	Portugal	28.07.2016
	Open	World	415	China (Xiaohui Cen, Zezhong Cen, Maoxue Zhang, Xiaolin Cen)	28.07.2016
	Open	Europe	385	Belgium (Pieter-Jan de Backer, Domien De Beul, Jelle Christiaens, Naomi Van Avermaet)	25.03.2018
Double Dutch 4 x 45 seconds Speed Relay (Right foot only)	Female	World	612	Belgium (Elise Audiens, Margot Schuurmans, Paulien Derden, Floortje Putteman)	18.03.2017
	Female	Europe	612	Belgium (Elise Audiens, Margot Schuurmans, Paulien Derden, Floortje Putteman)	18.03.2017
	Male	World	671	Hong Kong	28.07.2016
	Male	Europe	584	Portugal (Paulo Lima, David Silva, Hugo Ribeiro, Fernando Ferreira)	27.07.2017
	Open	World	625	China	28.07.2016
	Open	Europe	621	Belgium (Lode D'Hollander, Jilka Lauweryns, Jens Ockerman, Shana De Jaegher)	18.03.2017

Record Recognition Policy

Please be advised that the new European Record Recognition Policy, which came into effect on October 24, 2023, governs all record-breaking attempts within Europe. This policy outlines the specific criteria and procedures that must be followed for a record to be officially recognized by European authorities. To ensure a successful record-breaking attempt, it is strongly recommended that you carefully review the policy’s requirements before embarking on your challenge.

European Record Recognition Policy

Version 1.0 (24/10/2023)

Submit new record

Important: New world records that are not jumped during a world championship or tournament event and new european records that are not jumped during a world or european championship or tournament event can only be accepted when proved by submitting a continuous video (from the start beep to the stop beep) of the event in question, which constantly views the jumper’s right foot and has sufficiently good audio and video quality to enable the entire number of jumps to be clearly counted.