Distance World Records  

JN2 launched a table tennis ball from a cup, causing it to travel a distance of 24 feet and hit a stack of 10 cups.

Jonathan Merrill threw a paper clip behind his back and into a glass jar 12 feet (144 inches) away while kneeling.

Keenan Messmer traveled 100 feet on a cooler in 8.65 seconds.

Cameron Koehne threw an Angry Birds Plush toy a distance of 1,172 inches (97 feet, 8 inches).

Doug McManaman fired 14 shots and hit five balloons from 50 yards away. He performed the feat using a 22-caliber rifle on his right arm. NOTE: Shooting is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Brian Pankey bounced a baseball off of the side of a building and caught it using his hat 39 times in 30 seconds.

Brian Pankey bounced a basketball behind his back and off of the side of a building 47 times in one minute.

Brian Pankey bounced a basketball between his legs and off of the side of a building 56 times in one minute.

Keith Hacke walked 52 feet with his feet open at an angle greater than 90 degrees.

Alicia Weber climbed a total distance of 34.26 meters on an arms-only rope in one minute. The climb was made non-stop, without pauses.

Allan Runner pushed a wheeled trash can containing his friend a distance of 63 feet.

Doug McManaman walked 44.5 feet while balancing a vacuum cleaner on his chin.

Roald Bradstock threw a snowball 68.10 meters. Bradstock made the snowballs in Atlanta, Georgia after a snowstorm, and then drove 600 miles to Fort Myers, Florida, where the record was set. #RecordSetterBook01

Mark Malkoff was carried 9.4 miles by 155 random people, covering almost the entire length of Manhattan while setting the world record. He achieved the feat on December 18–19, 2009, beginning at the Staten Island Ferry[] Terminal and ending at 140th Street. Malkoff took no steps forward on his own, using only the kindness and generosity of fellow citizens to complete his trek. tag:RecordSetterBook01

Tom Oppelt used a glass jar to catch an egg tossed from 246 feet (2,952 inches) away.

Roald Bradstock threw a paper airplane made from a dollar bill a distance of 28.83 feet (346 inches). He performed this feat during a stop on the RecordSetter book tour. Bradstockset the record at The Highland Inn in Atlanta during a RecordSetter LIVE! event. RecordSetter Council president Dan Rollman and co-founder Corey Henderson presided over the attempt.