Alternating World Records  

Brian Pankey completed 20 incrementing catches of two juggling clubs in alternating hands in two minutes, 14.5 seconds. He started with a single catch in one hand, and eventually rose up to 20 catches to complete the record.

Peter Craig juggled two tennis balls in alternating hands while incrementing the number of catches in each hand from one to 20 in one minute, 14.00 seconds.

Brian Pankey performed "thumb around" drumstick spins on alternating hands in a one-to-ten sequence in one minute, 9.68 seconds.

Brian Pankey performed 10 thumb around drumstick spins using alternating hand in 9.31 seconds.

ASM completed 10 sets of 3–3–3 speed stacking alternating between his left and right hands in 45.87 seconds.

Brian Pankey performed 25 coin rolls using two Eisenhower silver dollars while bouncing a table tennis ball on alternate sides of a table tennis paddle.

Brian Pankey walked 100 yards while wearing swim fins and bouncing a table tennis ball on alternating sides of a table tennis paddle in 56.50 seconds.

Brian Pankey walked 100 yards while wearing swim fins and bouncing a tennis ball on alternating sides of a tennis racket in one minute and 3.90 seconds.

Christoph Vogt bounced a tennis ball using alternate sides of a tennis racquet for 39 minutes, 49.00 seconds.

Pavol Durdik completed 92 alternating back-of-hand bounces of a balloon in 30 seconds.

Mamuka Kucia completed 244 alternating bounces of a ping pong ball on two paddles in 30 seconds.

Joseph R. alternated between Charlier and Thumb card cuts 24 times in 30 seconds.

Brian H. completed 150 alternating claps between his legs in one minute.

Suresh G. alternated between crow pose and peacock pose 36 times in three minutes.

Caspar Schlickum twitched his eyebrows alternately 226 times in one minute, a new world record. Schlickum performed the feat at Stream 2010, a new media conference held in Athens, Greece on October 2, 2010.

David Jordan completed 24 volleys in 30 seconds, alternating between forehand and backhand shots. Each shot hit deeper than the service line but was still inside the single court.