Foot World Records

Laurent Kelly performed 502 keepie uppies balanced on his right foot.

Shaikh Rejaul performed 10 one-fist push-ups with his feet touching.

Thommy Ohlund balanced a tennis racquet on his foot for 33.19 seconds while sitting on a table.

Zoilo Adalia stuffed 13 golf balls inside a sock worn on his foot.

Michael T. kicked a volleyball into a basketball hoop from 44 feet away.

Thommy Ohlund balanced a 10-kilogram dumbbell on a 7-kilogram barbell on his foot for 43.78 seconds.

Thommy Ohlund balanced a 24-kilogram kettlebell on top of a 7-kilogram barbell on his right foot.

Brendan Kelbie spun a basketball on his toe for 6.47 seconds while spinning another basketball on his little finger.

Sophia B. spun a fidget spinner using her toe and a mirror for five minutes, 31.81 seconds.

Spencer Shaw stood on one foot on a football for two minutes, 6.44 seconds.

Stephen Robertson stood on his right foot on a three-step ladder for one minute, 55.13 seconds.

Isaac R. balanced a soccer ball on his foot for 26 minutes, 46.94 seconds.

Yanhao Deng of Chenzhou, Hunan, packed a stack of 15 silver coins into the gap between the big toe and second toe of one bare foot, then let the toes do all the work. In one unedited phone clip filmed on a bed, both hands pull away and the toes hold every coin for about two and a half seconds, then Yanhao slides the stack out and fans it across one palm with a thin stick so the coins can be counted. RecordSetter checked the hold frame by frame, and the fanned stack is consistent with the claimed 15. That is a pocketful of change parked in one toe gap.

Ryan Terry of Cairns, Australia, wedged a can of hairspray between the big toe and second toe of one bare foot and kept it hovering above the carpet, hands-free, for more than 10 seconds. The video opens and closes with a tape measure laid across the base of the can, which reads 51 millimeters, or about 2 inches. Not bad for a gap most people only use for flip-flops.

Maarten B. balanced a green flowerpot on his right foot for 3.37 seconds.

Brendan Kelbie held 27 clothespins in one hand at once while spinning a basketball on his thumb and standing on one foot.