Kick World Records

J.Allen performed 38 donkey kicks in 20 seconds.

Ahmad Amin Bodla performed 120 martial arts front kicks in one minute.

Thomas McGinniss completed 64 kicks while listening tothe theme song from Walker, Texas Ranger.The song is entitledEyes of a Ranger.

Rob Lathan completed 81 leg kicks on stilts while singing "New York, New York[]." Lathan set the record at a World Record Appreciation Society event held at Joe’s Pub in New York City. Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson were present as witnesses. [#WRAS18][]

Joe Parker knocked over a 85quot; tall Mega Block tower with a single kick.

Luke T. kicked over 14 street cones in 30 seconds. He is three years old.

Andy H. earned 147,968 compound units of force by performing a martial arts strike on a StrikeMate machine. His weight at the time of the attempt was under 166 pounds.

A total of 116 kids kicked penalty shoot-outs at the Queen's Park soccer field in Sydney, Australia. The record was set with the help of IGA Australia as part of their IGA Future Soccer Stars campaign. Soccer hero John Aloisi served as goal keeper and RecordSetter official Dave Thompson was present to adjudicate the attempt.

Robert M. earned 162,720 compound units of force by performing a martial arts kick on a StrikeMate machine. His weight at the time of the attempt exceeded 166 pounds.

Tony H. performed 10 outer crescent kicks in 6.17 seconds.

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

Raz, a border collie puppy, trots down a hallway with polished wooden floors in Melbourne, Australia, a tennis ball already in his mouth, as a second ball is rolled toward him. He stops it with one front paw and passes it straight to the other, sending it rolling back the way it came, all in a fraction of a second, checked frame by frame in one continuous, unedited clip. His owner gives his birth date as February 7, 2021, which made him 4 months and 2 days old when the clip was filmed on June 9, 2021. Most puppies that age are still chasing the ball; Raz was already passing it.

Raz, a border collie, and Lily, a golden retriever, share one long stick in a park in Melbourne, Australia: Lily lies on the grass with one end in her mouth while Raz picks up the stick near the other end. With the stick held level between them, Raz works a tennis ball between his front paws and kicks it away. Checked frame by frame, the video shows his 3 kicks while both dogs keep hold of the stick. Lily does her half of the job without getting up.

Lily, a golden retriever, and Raz, a border collie, chase a black soccer ball around their backyard in Melbourne, Australia, each with a toy in its mouth. Lily strikes the ball with a front paw at about 14 and 25 seconds into the 54-second clip, and Raz paws it on at about 23, 36 and 51 seconds, with family members rolling or kicking it back into play between turns. Checked frame by frame, the single continuous take shows both dogs kicking the ball with their paws, for a total of 2 dogs. Neither dog drops its toy to do it.

Carlos Jaen took two quick steps across a mat in Valencia, Venezuela, launched into a jumping side kick and struck a crossbar 2.47 meters (about 8 feet 1 inch) off the ground, bursting the balloon rigged to it. The stand was measured on camera beforehand, with a tape measure run from the mat to the crossbar, and the kick was filmed from several angles while black belts in uniform looked on. Two steps of runway, and the balloon never stood a chance.

Carlos Jaen sprinted across a turf field in Valencia, Venezuela, took off behind a marker 3.30 meters (about 10 feet 10 inches) from a target stand and closed the gap with a jumping side kick, bursting the balloon rigged to the stand. The distance was measured on camera just before the kick, with a tape measure run from the foot of the stand to the takeoff line, and the attempt was filmed from three angles while martial artists in uniform looked on. The balloon had more than three meters of warning and it didn't help.