Record Setter

Most Wooden Chopsticks Broken In 43 Seconds

Most Stool Spins In 30 Seconds

Most Wooden Boards Broken In 24 Hours

Leif Becker broke 12,120 wooden boards in 24 hours. He set the record at Ripley's Believe It Or Not Odditorium in Times Square, New York to support enCourage Kids, a foundation that helps children with health challenges.

RecordSetter Official Ella Morton was present to witness the attempt. Read more about the feat here.

Longest Time Balancing A Wooden Chair On Chin While Seated On A Wooden Chair

Brendan Kelbie balanced a wooden chair on his chin for 55.83 seconds while seated on a wooden chair.

Most Spins On A Wooden Stool In 30 Seconds

Largest Wooden Tip-Up

David and his friends made a wooden tip-up that measures 14 feet in width. They set the record to celebrate the 40th anniversary of their fishing village and to serve as a teaching tool for their kids' fishing tournament.

Heaviest Wooden Monkey Balanced On Chin

Most Squats Performed In One Minute On Top Of A Piece Of Wood Held By A Person

Longest Time Balancing A Three-Foot Wooden Bar On A Baseball Held In Hand While Kneeling

Mark Evans balanced a three-foot wooden bar on a baseball held in his hand for 34 minutes, 27.13 seconds while kneeling.

Longest Time Sitting On A Three-Inch Wide Wooden Batten

Suresh Gaur sat on a three-inch wide wooden batten for eight minutes, 10.03 seconds.

Most Wooden Skewers Shot Into A Piece Of Wood With A Rubber Band

Most Consecutive Squats Performed On Top Of A Piece Of Wood Held By A Person

Record Setter performed 26 consecutive squats on top of a piece of wood held by a person.

Longest Marshmallow Roasting Stick

Gregg, Alexander, Eliana, Max, Tucker, Estelle, Warren, Bennett, Briggs, Thatcher, Keegan, Owen, Barrett, and Kellen had a marshmallow roasting stick that measures 129.5 inches.

Most Consecutive Boards Broken Using High Kicks

Kevin Taylor's martial arts student broke three wooden boards using high kicks.

Most Boards Broken By A Three-Year-Old In 45 Seconds

Luke Taylor broke eight wooden boards in 45 seconds using his hands and feet. He is three years old.

Youngest Person To Break A Piece Of Wood Using Bare Hand

Luke, Kevin Taylor's son, broke a piece of wood using his bare hand. He is only two years old.

Longest Time Balancing A 10-Foot Plank On Chin

Doug McManaman balanced a 10-foot plank on his chin for one minute, 2.09 seconds.

Fastest Time To Break A 2x4 From A Squatting Position

Randy Richey of Omega Force Strength Team broke a piece of 2 x 4 lumber in half in 6.22 seconds. He set the record at WJCR Radio Festival in Upton, Kentucky.

Most Consecutive One-Armed Push-Ups On Knuckles On Wooden Floor

Heaviest Wooden Log Curl

Longest Time Balancing Two Hardwood Stools On Chin

Fastest Time To Say "How Much Wood Could A Woodchuck Chuck If A Woodchuck Could Chuck Wood?"

Andrew M. said "How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?" in 1.13 seconds.

Longest Toy Train Chain

Ingvild Herfindahl has a wooden toy train that measures 202 inches (16 feet, 10 inches) in length.

Most Consecutive Successful Tennis Serves Using A Wooden Racket With Press Attached

Art Hoffman completed 22 consecutive successful serves using a wooden racket with the press still attached. He set the record to celebrate RecordSetter World Record Day.

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Longest Pinecone

Elias Ruiz found a pinecone 50.8 centimeters long. It was found in Tuolumne County.

Farthest Throw Of A Piece Of Wood Into A Wheelbarrow

Doug McManaman threw a piece of wood into a wheelbarrow from 396 inches (33 feet) away.

Shortest Wooden Matchbook

John Putnam owns four matchbooks that are each 27/32" in length, 7/16" in height and 21/32" in width.

See full-sized image here.

Tallest Stadium Built From Paper Towel Rolls, Cardboard Shirt Inserts, And Wooden Building Blocks

Todd Spiro built is a stadium measuring 3 feet in height, 9 feet in length and 5 feet in width. Only paper towel rolls, cardboard shirt inserts, and wooden building blocks were used in its construction.

Oldest Wood Used To Make An Electric Guitar

Joh Lang of Langcaster Guitars constructs guitars using wood that’s 35,000 years old. He’s used carbon dating methods to confirm the wood’s age.