Highest World Records  

Brian Pankey completed an 11-inch-high muscle pass with an Eisenhower Dollar coin, while his hand rested on a table.

Peyton M. counted to 1,080 chronologically on a Facebook Status Comment thread.

Jonathan A. counted 31 numbers in binary in 30 seconds.

RPV counted 181 numbers in one minute.

Jonathan A. counted 38 numbers in ternary in 30 seconds.

Jeremy Harper counted from 1 to 1,000,000 aloud. It took him 89 days to count up to one million. All footage was streamed live on the internet. The feat raised more than $10,000 for Push America.

Tai Star performed one-footed standing high jump 89 centimeters high.

Record Setter jumped onto a step 100.04 centimeters in height using just one leg.

Benjamin Gross used one leg to hang upside-down from a rope suspended 25 feet in the air. NOTE: Please use proper safety precautions when attempting this record. This record should only be attempted by professionally trained people.

Alex J. dropped a paper clip into a glass jar from a height of 190 inches.

Lloyd W. performed burpee exercises on Crowders Mountain in North Carolina. The peak measures 1,625 feet in height.

Will Margerum and his friend stood on a pile of Styrofoam 47.50 inches in height; each piece of foam is 11.875 inches in height.

Luca Z. let out a whistle pitched at 5,226 Hertz high.

Julie Bergaust led a group of volunteers who hula hooped on the peak of Mt. Chachani, Peru, 6,057 meters above sea level. The record was set to support Project Hoop in Peru.

James D. earned 920,309,824 points in Beat Hazard Ultra playing as Slick.

John H. earned 1,919 points in a Turf War Battle in Splatoon.