Catch World Records  

Brian Pankey completed 11 consecutive catches doing reverse shoulder throws with three balls on a rola bola.

Tim Jago flicked a diabolo 30 meters into the air and caught it three times.

Nick M. caught an American football 31 consecutive times using only one hand.

Andy's brother, Jon, caught stuffed animals 111 times. The stuffed animals were thrown by Andy from upstairs.

Nicholas P. caught a Frisbee from 41 feet, 11 inches away using a cricket stump.

Pedro Elias threw a calamari ring six inches high and caught it using his index finger.

Clint Dalton and his sister, both of whom have red hair, each ate a pack of Smarties while playing Velcro Catch.

Brendan flipped a baseball bat 34 times while alternating catches between two hands.

36 pairs of two set the record, beating the existing mark by six pairs. The group is part of iD Tech Camp at Princeton University. #iDTech RecordSetterBook01

1,382 students at Bharathiyar Matriculation School in Tamil Nadu, India played catch using plastic balls.

Andreas Bind caught a ball with his legs thrown from 56.92 feet away while balanced in a handstand position.

Shawn caught a Doritos chip thrown from 25 feet away using his mouth. The record was set as part of the Doritos Bold 50 campaign.

Dan B. led his friend to catch 21 bananas in one minute while blindfolded. He set the record at Russell McDowell School with 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students for their Core Essentials Assembly.

Tom Paquin balanced 46 American pennies on his elbow and caught them with the same hand.

A camper at BGC Springville in Springville, New York caught 21 balls using a traffic cone in one minute.

Emily Cohen completed 46 catches juggling three balls in a forked box pattern.