Longest World Records

Doug McManaman balanced a Husqvarna gas whipper on his forehead for 53.35 seconds. NOTE: This record is dangerous. Please use caution when making an attempt.

Doug McManaman balanced a Husqvarna gas whipper on his chin for 53.75 seconds. NOTE: This record is dangerous. Please use caution when making an attempt.

Ankur Singh stayed inside an ice coffin for two hours, 15.00 minutes. NOTE: This record is dangerous. Please use caution when making an attempt.

Stevey Bright and her friends constructed and flew a paper airplane six feet in length.

Pete Moyer juggled three two-pound balls in a 423 pattern for two minutes, 35.32 seconds while hula hooping. He set the record to celebrate a juggling holiday known as 423 Day.

Doug McManaman balanced a hardwood stool on top of a hardwood table on his chin for one minute, 5.33 seconds while kneeling.

Pete Moyer, who is 18 years old, performed a plank exercise with his arms fully extended. He remained balanced in position for three minutes, 49.46 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a sword on top of a pole on his chin for 8.56 seconds. NOTE: This record is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Doug McManaman walked 19.16 feet while balancing a recycling box on top of a pole on his chin.

Pete Moyer juggled four balls in a half shower pattern while hula hooping for one minute, 50.87 seconds.

Pete Moyer juggled three balls in a half shower pattern while hula hooping for 13 minutes, 41.71 seconds.

Brian Pankey dribbled three basketballs with one hand for 18.78 seconds.

Pete Moyer juggled four balls while hula hooping with two hula hoops for one minute, 36.90 seconds.

Pete Moyer, who is 18 years old, performed a plank exercise with his arms fully extended while carrying four kilograms of additional weight on his back. He remained balanced in position for two minutes, 19.26 seconds.

Pete Moyer, who is 18 years old, performed a plank exercise on fingertips with his arms fully extended while carrying four kilograms of additional weight on his back. He remained balanced in position for one minute, 9.10 seconds.

Pete Moyer, who is 18 years old, performed a plank exercise with his arms fully extended while carrying eight kilograms of additional weight on his back. He remained balanced in position for one minute, 34.42 seconds.