Juggling World Records  

Alex Clark juggled three Hershey's Kisses for one minute, 46.04 seconds while eating a lollipop. He set the record at VidCon 2012 in Anaheim, California. RecordSetter President and CEO Dan Rollman presided over the attempt.

Pete Moyer juggled rings for one minute, 3.53 seconds while Spencer Renfro juggled clubs and Jillian Roach juggled balls.

Pete Moyer juggled three two-pound balls in a Mills Mess pattern for one minute, 19.75 seconds while hula hooping.

Pete Moyer ran five miles in 39 minutes, 18.00 seconds while juggling three balls in a half-shower pattern. He set the record to celebrate World Record Day. #WorldRecordDay2012

Brian Pankey completed 54 consecutive [claw catches][1] during a three-ball Mills Mess juggling in one minute. Each catch was performed with the palm facing downward, referred to as “clawing”. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claw_(juggling)

Brendan Kelbie held seven mandarins in one hand while juggling two lemons with his other hand and standing on one leg.

The Fireduck completed 48 catches while juggling a paper towel roll and standing on a table.

Pete Moyer juggled three rings while hula hooping and standing on one leg for 19.22 seconds.

Jon Svec juggled a pomegranate, a wrench and a frozen steak for 4.10 seconds.

Bronkar Lee performed seven-ball force bounces for 8.31 seconds while standing on a ladder and beatboxing.

Brian Pankey flashed five balloons in a juggling pattern.

De Guayaba juggled four clubs for 8.78 seconds while balancing a ball on top of a stick held in his mouth, spinning a hoop on his right leg, and balancing on a slackline.

Mason A. performed five behind-the-back throws while juggling three balls and kneeling on an exercise ball.

Richard Wilson completed 77 catches in 30 seconds while juggling two tennis balls with one hand and balancing a book on his head.

Vaughan H. recited the English alphabet backwards in 5.10 seconds while juggling six balls.

Brian Pankey completed 115 catches while juggling three tennis balls. He used a tennis ball can in one hand to catch and toss the balls as they arrived in the pattern.