Most World Records  

Simon Perkins held 32 Skylanders action figures in his hand at once.

Alicia Weber performed 96 high knee jump push-ups in six minutes.

Kartik Hingu completed 214 catches juggling three pomegranates while seated.

Leif Becker broke 12,120 wooden boards in 24 hours. He set the record at Ripley's Believe It Or Not Odditorium in Times Square, New York to support enCourage Kids, a foundation that helps children with health challenges. RecordSetter Official Ella Morton was present to witness the attempt. Read more about the feat here.

AKA: "Most Gigs in a GIG" A total of 24 concerts were performed in a car in 24 hours during the GIG Car Share Launch in Lake Merritt in Oakland, California. RecordSetter Officials Josh and Jacob Fu were present to adjudicate the attempt. Learn more about GIG Car Share here.

Andrew T. made 69 catches juggling three balls while spinning a basketball on a mouthstick held in his mouth and riding a unicycle.

Tomáš Lubelec hit the crossbar on a pair of goalposts five consecutive times.

Glandu and 47 other people bomb dived into a swimming pool while wearing party hats and blowing party whistles.

Naader Reda ate 50 Nutri-Grain bars in one sitting. WARNING: Speed eating can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional speed eater. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Robert "Cozmo" Consulmagno performed 539 consecutive abdominal wheel roll-outs from standing position in one hour. He set the record to raise awareness about bipolar disorder, PTSD, and general mental health issues. Read more about the feat here.

Callum Baker completed 22 catches juggling three hula hoops in a back roll shower pattern.

Matthew S. spun five times while bouncing a table tennis ball on one side of a table tennis table.

Niels Duinker juggled eight rings while balancing a ball on a pole on his forehead.

A total of 29 runners from Team Sundance and Team Awinningway participated in running events in Clermont, Florida. They set the record to promote health and wellness and to celebrate Global Running Day 2017.

Erica and 32 others slapped one person's face with shaving cream in 15 seconds.

Jeremy J. led 30 sixth grade GT students in hopping on one leg while rubbing their bellies, tapping their heads and chanting "Oompa Loompa" at once.