Most World Records

Michiel V. posted 40 Facebook Status Updates in one minute, a RecordSetter World Record.

Guillaume B. completed seven one-armed push-up on a skateboard while wearing a glove. He balanced three toilet paper rolls in his right hand and balanced a table tennis ball on a spoon in his mouth while performing the attempt.

Alicia Weber performed 858 consecutive reptile push-ups in one hour.

Suresh Gaur dribbled a basketball 239 times in 45 seconds while kneeling on a rola bola.

Suresh Gaur blinked 31 times in five seconds while holding a stapler.

Cade K. completed 733 consecutive rally hits on a single side of a table tennis table while alternating from one paddle to another.

Demythrate used his right foot to dribble a basketball 66 times in 20 seconds.

Zack Selwyn and Eric Schwartz name dropped 70 names in a freestyle rap, a RecordSetter World Record. Dan Rollman was present to adjudicate, and Mike Phirman held the cue cards. The record was set at The Comedy Store during RecordBreakerz: Champions of Musical comedy, a collective of musical comedians created by Schwartz. The names mentioned were all present in the audience during the performance. Learn more about RecordBreakerz here.

Gunnar Garfors, Øystein Djupvik, and Tay-young Pak visited 22 U.S. States in 24 hours. The trio visited Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, and Illinois. Read more about the feat here.

Pavol Durdik completed 336 forearm strikes in one minute using both of his forearms.

Pavol Durdik performed 137 palm strikes in 10 seconds.

Pavol Durdik performed 75 forearm strikes in 10 seconds while holding two one-kilogram dumbbells.

Bailey H. performed 14 muscle-ups.

Syed I. performed 15 handstand forward rolls in 30 seconds.

Laurent K. climbed 33 steps while performing a keepie uppie.

Mark Evans completed 2,600 bounces of a plastic golf ball using a computer keyboard as his paddle.