Group World Records  

1,268 people from Prestonwood Church in Plano, Texas blew up balloons and then popped them by sitting on them.

Charles and three of his friends bounced 35 table tennis balls into three buckets in 20 seconds.

Allan and 12 of his friends performed a juggling passing pattern. The pattern was described as participants juggling at once wherein one club is passed through within the pattern without having it dropped.

Stephanie and 2,361 participants from Zero to Three Organization sang Itsy Bitsy Spider at once.

Kim R. led 21 Cub Scouts in climbing an oak tree. They are the Cub Scouts from Pack #1015 in Alameda, California.

A total of nine people at Steve Nash Fitness World & Sports Club in Vancouver, Canada performed a group wall sit.

157 people did the Steve Aoki jump at once. The record was set as part of the Doritos Bold 50 campaign.

Groupon Japan and the Japan Dog Yoga Society organized a dog yoga event participated by 136 dogs and their owners. The event was led by Society founder, Ms. Noriko Onuma. They set the record at Toshimaen Theme Park in Tokyo to celebrate their annual family week. Read more about the feat here.

Kelvin Lim coached 522 people consecutively. He is a professional certified life coach advising people on all aspects of life including career, direction, start-up, business, relationships, and personal interests.

A group of students at Chinmaya Matriculation School in Coimbatore, India made a finger painting that measures 504.75 meters in length.

56 people from The University of San Diego football team ran into a banner at a football game.

1,106 students at Bharathiyar Matriculation School in Salem, India participated in a group fingerprint painting.

546 students at Chinmaya Vidyalaya Matriculation in Coimbatore, India participated in a hopping race.

At the opening of an Academy Sports + Outdoors store in Pearland, Texas, 122 participated in the Longest Football Hike Chain, a RecordSetter World Record.

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

Students at Chinmaya Vidyalaya Matriculation School in Coimbatore, India made a plastic ball mosaic that measures 122.21 square meters.