Balance World Records

Dalibor J. balanced 34 spoons on his face at once.

Lauren Moore recited the first 100 digits of Pi in 30.12 seconds while twisting a Rubik’s cube and balancing 15 books on her head. tag:RecordSetterBook01

Tai Star stood on his left foot for one hour, two minutes, 3.00 seconds.

Zoilo Adalia balanced a golf ball on the back of his hand for 25 minutes, 20.00 seconds.

Suresh Gaur balanced an object measuring 0.70 centimeter in length on his finger.

Diego Cuervo edged out the competition by stacking 14 sealed coffee creamer mini cups into a single freestanding tower, topping the previous record of 13. One cup doesn't sound like much until you're balancing a wobbly column of tiny plastic containers and praying gravity takes the day off.

Peter Durdik balanced two table tennis balls on a ruler held in his mouth for one minute, 20.00 seconds.

Jose Manuel Martin Molina of Ayamonte, Spain bounces a tennis ball on his racquet 106 times in a row while hopping on a pogo stick in an underground parking garage. He keeps one hand on the pogo stick and the racquet in the other, and the ball never touches the ground until he ends the run with a big overhead swing. RecordSetter tracked the ball through the single 55 second take, which has no cuts, and our count lined up with his 106. Two kinds of bounce, one steady rhythm.

Doug McManaman balanced an 8-ball on top of a pool cue handle on his ear for three minutes, 7.68 seconds while kneeling.

Demythrate balanced a plastic clothes hanger on his nose for eight minutes, 42.56 seconds while sitting.

Thommy Ohlund balanced a weight plate on a bar weighing 66.1 pounds on his right thumb.

Andrew Keith juggled two tennis balls with one hand for three minutes, 38.06 seconds while balancing a book on his head.

Keith H. balanced a door on his chin for 51.53 seconds.

Peter Durdik balanced 16 hockey pucks on his forehead for 22 minutes, 8.00 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a five-foot Santa Claus statue on his chin for 19.91 seconds while dressed as Santa Claus. He performed the attempt while kneeling.

Peter Durdik balanced a 2.5-kilogram dumbbell on top of his head for one hour, 35 minutes, 31.00 seconds.