Longest World Records

At the Zappos.com Bay to Breakers Pre-Race Expo in San Francisco, California, Catherine Cook squatted for four minutes, 1.25 seconds while wearing high heels, a RecordSetter.com World Record. This one of eight world records set at the Expo. Additionally, the race itself set a world record for Most World Records Set During a Road Race (40). See all the records at RecordSetter.com/Zappos.

Krishan Kumar held a standing forward bend pose for 18 minutes, 10.00 seconds.

Suresh Gaur held a standing forward bend pose on a balance board for 30.91 seconds.

Suresh G. held a star pose for nine minutes, 24.41 seconds while holding a table tennis ball on his navel.

Andrew S. stared at a jack-o-lantern for five minutes, 14.63 seconds. The record was set at First Friday Las Vegas, a monthly festival held in Las Vegas, Nevada. The record was officiated by RecordSetter co-founders Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson. #FirstFridayLV

Shawtgun White performed a stationary Yeah Right on his skateboards for one minute, 16.75 seconds.

Shawtgun White performed a stationary one-footed Yeah Right on his skateboard for two minutes, 4.21 seconds.

Mitch Calder's dog howled steadily for 5.83 seconds.

Michael L. performed a straddled handstand on a gymnastics horizontal bar for 5.11 seconds.

Michael L. performed a straddled handstand on a gymnastics staircase mat for 8.37 seconds.

Dane performed a straddled press-to-handstand on a bench for one minute, 11.75 seconds.

Michael L. performed a straddled press-to-handstand on a gymnastics balance beam for 54.60 seconds.

Michael L. performed a straddled press-to-handstand on a gymnastics trapezoid mat for one minute, 3.01 seconds.

Thommy Ohlund performed a strict barbell curl halfway hold for one minute, 10.93 seconds using a 100-pound barbell.

Root Berry made a successful basketball shot from a distance of 15 feet while swallowing a sword. NOTE: Sword swallowing is dangerous, please do not attempt these records without proper training, supervision and safety precautions.

Jake A. made a successful basketball shot to a hoop in a driveway from 559 inches (46.58 feet) away.