Arm World Records  

Led by Jeff Tomlinson, 32 pairs of students joined together for a 64-person piggyback group hug.

A total of 1,175 people formed a circle and linked their arms with each other. They set the record at Isaac Wolfson Stadium in Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa to celebrate South Africa's Freedom Day and to promote unity and social cohesion in their community.

Suresh Gaur stacked a plastic cup triangle using 21 cups on his arm.

Alicia Weber climbed 54 feet along parallel bars while balancing an egg on a spoon in her mouth.

Alicia Weber covered a distance of 180 feet in a four-minute variety arm walk challenge.

Alicia Weber arm walked 340 feet on bars in five minutes.

Alicia Weber arm walked 130 feet on bars in one minute.

Charles T. performed an inverted one-armed handstand for 1.16 seconds.

Hiren Gudka imitated an airplane nonstop while holding a full soda can in each hand for 8 minutes, 1.12 seconds. Gudka performed the feat on Thursday June 10, 2010 at the JetBlue ‘Nonstop Nonstops’ World Record Event in Boston’s Copley Square, held in collaboration withRecordSetter. #JB01

William C. performed a one-arm plank for two minutes, 1.89 seconds while carrying a 50-pound rucksack.

At the Zappos.com Bay to Breakers road race in San Francisco, California, 37 people set a world record for Longest One-Armed Conga Line. The record was one of 40 set that day, allowing the race to set an additional record for “Most World Records Set at a Road Race.” See all 40 records at RecordSetter.com/Zappos.

William C. performed a one-armed elbow plank with his other arm behind his back for one minute, 9.11 seconds while carrying a 100-pound rucksack.

Mick Bourke performed a one-armed elbow plank with his other arm behind his back for three minutes, 0.69 second while carrying a 60-pound rucksack.

Daniel Patrick performed a one-armed handstand for 7.53 seconds while Tony Duncan spun around and balanced a ball on his face.

Darryl Learie performed a one-armed, one-thumb plank exercise without using his other fingers on a sheet of sandpaper. He remained balanced in position for 29.01 seconds. NOTE: This record can be dangerous. Please use proper safety precautions.

Nate T. performed a one-armed plank for 33.53 seconds while juggling two four-pound balls.