What is the most spacebar clicks in 1 seconds

Spacebar clicking is becoming more and more popular as an internet-based party game and for bragging rights amongst friends. It's a pretty simple concept: click the spacebar as many times as you can in one second. Sounds easy, right? Well, it turns out spacebar clicks are deceptively difficult and require a lot of endurance and hand-eye coordination. So how many clicks can the average person do in a single second?

It appears the world record for most spacebar clicks in one second is held by American YouTuber Dylan Plant. Plant has quite the string of Guinness World Records under his belt, particularly those involving rapid presses of a single key on a keyboard or controller. His current record is 263 clicks per seconds in 2018 and has not been challenged - yet!

So let's just say you're not Dylan Plant and want to know what kind of scores to shoot for. Typical people without extensive practice can usually hit around 75–80 clicks per second which is nothing to scoff at. Achieving such numbers require fast twitch muscles, exemplary hand-eye coordination, and rhythmically tapping that space bar like your life depended on it.

Pros like Plant use several methods to get the most out of their clicking game. Some say rhythmic breathing helps maintain consistency during attempts while others find that shorter pause between your ring finger pressing the bar and your index finger returning to position allows for more speed. Meanwhile top tier clickers employ techniques such as entire forearm movement for maximum speed or increase speed by alternating hands during particular intervals across the one second window.

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