Most World Records  

Maximizing diaphram capacity and rapid vocal movement, Elna Baker stunned an audience by letting loose 112 throat singing notes in 30 seconds, a new universal record. The record was set on November 24, 2008 at a World Record Appreciation Society event in New York City. Event organizers Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson were present to witness and document this feat. [][][#WRAS01][] []: http://recordsetter.com/search/WRAS01

In a world record that took years to set, Fuscia L’Amour displays an unprecedented 11 unique scars on her body. The scars were documented on August 28, 2008 at the Burning Man festival in Black Rock City, Nevada. Paul Mitchell and Dan Rollman videotaped Fuscia’s legendary body. #BM2008

Malachy Quinn displays physical agility and yo-yo mastery while setting a new world record for most revolutions while doing the splits. Quinn performed 122 consecutive revolutions. The record was set on August 9, 2008 at the International Yo-Yo Open in New York City. Quinn used a YoYoFactory eight8eight yo-yo and HighLights Type6 yo-yo string. Witnesses were Talia Ledner and Colin Nissan. #RecordSetterBook01

Wendy B. organized a can-can line featuring 13 dancers with fake mustaches. #BM2007

Jacob B. wiggled his ears 175 times in one minute.

Marcus Segal displays tremendous strength and fortitude by holding up nine barstools at once. BM2008

Jacob S. clapped 5,959 times in row with one hand.

Tom B. made noise in the farming community by bringing a live chicken to Burning Man 2007. About Burning Man tag:BM2007

Caspar Schlickum twitched his eyebrows alternately 226 times in one minute, a new world record. Schlickum performed the feat at Stream 2010, a new media conference held in Athens, Greece on October 2, 2010.

Putting potential concern for his life aside, Vince Veneziani made history by throwing 13 different gang signs in one minute, a new world record. Signs thrown included “Blood”, “Crips”, and “Mafia”. The feat was achieved at a World Record Appreciation Society event in New York City on February 11, 2009. Dan Rollman was on hand to document and count the signs. Though dressed in blue from head to toe, Veneziani swears he has no gang allegiances. #WRAS03

In an impressive showing of speed, dance, and sychronicity, Nicholas Fritzhand, Ronnie Gensler, and Jon Heilman complete 63 triple time steps[] in one minute, a new world record. The performance took place at a World Record Appreciation Society event in New York City on January 7, 2009. It was held at Pianos, a bar on the Lower East Side. Corey Henderson and Rob Birdsong were present to witness and document the feat. [#WRAS02][]

Displaying incredible ineptitude at sensing people’s auras, Justin Gignac[] incorrectly guessed 32 people’s Zodiac signs in one minute, a new world record. Gignac achieved the feat on February 11, 2009 at a World Record Appreciation Society[] event in New York City. Corey Henderson was present to document and count the incorrect sign guesses. [#WRAS03][]

Gary Rollman completes 29 air strides in 30 seconds, a new world record. He performed the feat on a Deniz Sport Salinim Aleti stride machine. Rollman set his record on March 19, 2009 at Konyaalti Beach in Antalya, Turkey. Barbara Rollman was present to document the record and count the strides.

Gary Rollman completes 29 air strides in 30 seconds, a new world record. He performed the feat on a Deniz Sport Salinim Aleti stride machine. Rollman set his record on March 19, 2009 at Konyaalti Beach in Antalya, Turkey. Barbara Rollman was present to document the record and count the strides.

Stephen Goldblatt engages in 12 instant message chats while flying on a plane, a new world record. He achieved the feat while flying from JFK to LAX on a Virgin America flight. The record was set on March 26, 2009. At the moment of documentation, Goldblatt was moving 605 miles an hour, 36,215 feet above Albequerque, New Mexico. tag:RecordSetterBook01

Ryan Shannon balances 20 marshmallow Peeps on his iPhone, a new world record. The achievement took place on April 2, 2009 at Shannon’s office in Redwood City, California. Kevin Mullarkey was present to document the record and count the Peeps.