Club World Records  

Kyle Petersen completed 31 catches juggling three clubs while hula hooping and unicycling. He set the record as part of MSNBC's Your Business: American Business.

Brian Pankey completed 27 catches juggling three clubs while spinning a basketball on a mouthstick held in his mouth and standing on a rola bola.

Aerial Manx made 20 catches juggling three clubs while swallowing a sword and balancing on a rola bola. NOTE: This record is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Tony Duncan completed 51 catches with five clubs while hula hooping with chin balance start.

Ameron R. completed 256 consecutive catches with four clubs juggled in a single spin pattern in one minute.

Tony Duncan completed 25 catches performing triple spins using juggling clubs while balancing a club on his chin.

Brian Pankey completed 78 catches while juggling three clubs and spinning a basketball on a mouthstick held in his mouth.

David Cain completed 116 catches in 30 seconds while juggling four clubs in a single spin pattern.

Brian Pankey completed 57 catches with four clubs while spinning a basketball on a mouthstick held in his mouth.

Gold Member completed 120 catches with three clubs in single spins in a box pattern in 30 seconds.

Christophe Ducros had his baguette stamped at 15 different clubs.

Brian Pankey flashed five clubs while balancing a unicycle on his forehead.

Dan Meyer, Bill Berry, and Ted Campbell juggled and passed nine clubs while sword swallowing. They set the record in celebration of World Sword Swallower's Day 2015 at Ripley's Believe It or Not! Odditorium in Orlando, Florida. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional sword swallower. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Brian Pankey juggled four clubs while balancing a unicycle on his forehead.

Brian Pankey juggled five clubs while balancing on a rola bola.

Emil Faltynek juggled six clubs while balancing on top of an unsupported, 2.30-meter ladder.