Most Hand-Alternating Claps in Five Seconds

Australia

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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia / October 15, 2026

William Cain sits on a backyard deck in Melbourne and claps at full speed, switching which hand does the striking on every clap. A clap-counter app on his phone runs a countdown and a ten-second timer over the clip. We counted the claps from the audio and the footage and found 55 inside the busiest five-second stretch, about eleven claps every second. He keeps it going until the app's counter hits 100, then flops back onto the deck.

Tags: speed, hands, clap, kids

Rules

- Each clap must be made with the opposite hand to the previous clap, so the hands take turns doing the striking.
- Each clap must use at least four of the five fingers on each hand.
- Only claps made within a single five-second window count.
- Each clap must be audible.
- The attempt must be shown in one continuous, unedited video with both hands in view.
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