Stepping World Records

Todd DeFazio registered 102 steps on a pedometer strapped to his head in one minute. He performed the feat live on-air in the Star 100.7 studio.

Evan L. climbed 10 stairs in a single step.

Drew Blood stepped on broken glass 145 times in 30 seconds. He set the record during an episode of ProNews7's Daybreak morning show. NOTE: This record is dangerous and should only be attempted by professionals.

Doug McManaman balanced a wine glass on his mouth for 20 minutes, 47.01 seconds while stepping on a stepper machine.

Doug McManaman balanced one wine glass on his forehead and one wine glass on his mouth for 19 minutes, 57.78 seconds while stepping on a stepper machine.

Doug McManaman balanced a fly swatter on his thumb for 12 minutes, 2.28 seconds while stepping on a stepper machine.

Gaurav B. ascended 120 stairs in 30 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced five hockey pucks on a tennis racquet on his thumb for four minutes, 2.44 seconds while stepping on a stepper machine.

Mark Evans completed 180 steps on a stepper exercise machine in one minute while balancing two eggs on his left hand.

Mark Evans balanced an egg on a spoon held in his mouth and a tennis racquet on his finger for four minutes, 41.21 seconds while stepping on a stepper machine.

William C. stepped on a seven-inch stepper 26 times in one minute while carrying a 140-pound barbell.

Pablo Newton Farley and Angie Ayers completed a combined total of 14,223 steps in an hour while hosting a radio show. They used Fitbit wristbands to measure their steps.

William Cannon took 12 steps on a 12-inch pile of concrete blocks while carrying a 200-pound weight. His body weight during the attempt was 190 pounds.

William Cannon took 15 steps on a 12-inch high stepper while carrying a 210-pound barbell on his shoulders. His body weight during the attempt was 190 pounds.

William Cannon took 20 steps on a seven-inch high stepper while carrying a 200-pound rucksack. His body weight during the attempt was 190 pounds.

Gerard Jessie lifted an 80-pound weight while stepping on two samurai swords. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional weightlifter. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.