Longest World Records  

Doug McManaman balanced five glasses on his forehead for one minute, 17.53 seconds while kneeling.

Doug McManaman balanced a hockey puck, a badminton racquet, a tennis ball, a bowling ball, a baseball, a golf ball, and a football on his chin for 48.07 seconds while sitting.

William C. balanced a 12-pound barbell on his head for one minute, 48.50 seconds while stationary cycling in reverse.

William C. balanced a 100-pound barbell on his head for 45.85 seconds while cycling on a stationary bicycle.

William C. balanced a 158-pound barbell for one minute, 5.12 seconds using both of his feet.

Michael T. rode a rodeo bull for 7.80 seconds while wearing eyeglasses.

Suresh Gaur sat on an exercise ball on top of a balance board for three minutes, 45.84 seconds.

William C. performed an elbow plank for one minute, 2.05 seconds while carrying a 60-pound rucksack.

Mark E. balanced two beer bottles on top of a solar light on his thumb for six minutes, 36.22 seconds.

Ryan T. juggled three clubs for six minutes, 57.16 seconds. He is 13 years old.

Doug McManaman balanced a mechanical dancing man on his chin for one minute, 5.00 seconds while kneeling.

Doug McManaman balanced three eggs on top of a four-bitted ax on his chin for 28.22 seconds while kneeling. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional stunt man. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

William C. balanced a 35-pound barbell on his head while stationary rowing.

Doug McManaman balanced a bowie knife replica on top of a four-bitted ax on his chin for one minute, 1.41 seconds while kneeling. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional stunt man. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Mark Evans balanced a champagne bottle on top of a solar light on his thumb for six minutes, 54.53 seconds.

Mark Evans balanced a rubber mallet on top of a solar light on his thumb for three minutes, 55.07 seconds.