Longest World Records

Doug McManaman balanced a bowie knife dangling on top of a samurai sword on his chin for 10.94 seconds. NOTE: This record is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Benjamin B. held a walnut with his mouth for three minutes, 31.25 seconds.

Michael L. performed a handstand on parallel bars over a bed of nails for one minute, 18.30 seconds. NOTE: This record can be dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Doug McManaman balanced a samurai sword on his chin for two minutes, 21.34 seconds.

In partnership with Newham Barnsley, the Wayne Sables Project made a domino chain using 500 breeze blocks and successfully made the entire chain topple. The Newham Barnsley Partnership is a unique approach to delivering a legacy from the games across the UK and using the excitement and passion of the Olympics to inspire and connect.

Jon Ham performed a handstand on a chair for 39.75 seconds. He set the record at VidCon 2012 in Anaheim, California. RecordSetter President and CEO Dan Rollman presided over the attempt.

Doug McManaman balanced a sink on top of a pole on the back of his hand for one minute, 30.37 seconds.

Daniel Patrick performed a one-armed handstand for 7.53 seconds while Tony Duncan spun around and balanced a ball on his face.

Spinnabel Lee performed a fire Poi dance with Monkey's fists for two minutes, 13.38 seconds while it snowed.

Rob Roush led a personal invitation chain 120 people long. Each participant invited the next to a specific event.

Brian Pankey juggled three balls in a shower pattern while lying on his back for 59.52 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a lamp on top of a wine glass on his forehead for two minutes, 46.15 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a fireman’s axe on his chin for one minute, 8.39 seconds while kneeling. NOTE: Please use caution when attempting this record.

Doug McManaman balanced a Coke bottle on top of a walking cane on on his head for 3.19 seconds while seated.

Artist SinGh created a LatroArt Drawing while suspended upside down in mid-air for eight minutes, 15.00 seconds. He set the record during the Great Lakes Food, Art, And Music Fest in Campus Marcius Park, Michigan.

Doug McManaman balanced a golf driver on his chest for two minutes, 10.91 seconds while kneeling.