Chair World Records  

Brian Pankey balanced 15 books on top of his head while sitting in a chair for 24.65 seconds.

Brian Pankey spun two toothbrushes on his fingers and balanced a folding chair on his forehead while seated for 34.24 seconds.

Brian Pankey spun a basketball on his finger while sitting in a chair for five minutes and 22.0 seconds.

Alex Cunningham bounced a basketball table tennis ball on a basketball Nintendo 64 game 124 times while wearing basketball Mardi Gras beads and sitting on a basketball bean bag chair.

Doug McManaman balanced a Coke bottle on top of a walking cane on the tip of his thumb for four minutes, 48.54 seconds while seated.

Doug McManaman balanced a Coke bottle on top of a walking cane on on his head for 3.19 seconds while seated.

Doug McManaman balanced a Coke bottle on top of a walking cane on on his chin for three minutes, 10.33 seconds while seated.

Paul (Pabs) Melia completed one spin on a hand-shaped chair while dressed as a penguin. He set the record to raise money for the Ykids children’s charity.

Doug McManaman dropped two bowie knives while standing on a chair, landing one of the knives .5 inches from the egg.

Brian Pankey completed 51 tandemCharlier cutswhile balancing a folding chair on his forehead.

Brian Pankeycompleted 29coin rolls with an Eisenhower dollar[]while balancing a chain on his forehead and sitting on the floor.

13 members of the Reflections of Christ Student Ministry Group of Dallas, Georgia rocked in rocking chairs while drinking Quik Trip slushies. The world record attempt was performed on June 27, 2009 in Hiram, Georgia. Michael Childs was present as a witness.

Directed by guest speaker Chris Sacca,1006 freshmen students at Wright State University changed their seats at the same time.

Daniel Haslam waited in ESPN’s College GameDay line for 43 hours and 30 minutes. Haslem got in line at 3pm on Thursday October 22, 2009 and stayed in it until 10:30am on Saturday October 24, 2009, in time for the start of the show.

Brian Pankey balanced five folding chairs on his chin for 49.15 seconds. He set the record on his knees.

Peter Craig balanced unassisted on the back two wheels of an office chair for 18.45 seconds while on carpet. WARNING: This record can be dangerous, caution is advised.