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Mark Kislingbury breaks his own Guinness World Record
Journal of Court Reporting, National Court Reporters Association, 2022
Read the originalRead on October 16, 2026
- What it is
- NCRA's Journal of Court Reporting reports a one-minute stenotype run of 370 words at a 2022 conference.
- How much weight it carries
- Published by the professional body, which has an interest in praising its members. The run lasted one minute, so it is a burst and not a sustained rate.
Facts taken from this source
- NCRA reported that Mark Kislingbury broke his own record in March 2022 by writing 370 words in one minute at 95.4 percent accuracy.
“breaking his own Guinness World Record set in 2004 of 360 words per minute at 97.23 percent accuracy by writing for 370 words for one minute at 95.4 percent accuracy.” (News item)