Most World Records  

Pete Moyer completed 130 hula hoop revolutions in one minute while juggling three balls.

Mridula Shanker hula hooped with her foot 175 times while lying down.

Kyle Petersen completed 46 hula hoop rotations in 30 seconds while balanced on a unicycle. Petersen set the record at a RecordSetter LIVE! event held at The JCC in Manhattan in New York City. RecordSetter Council president Dan Rollman and senior official Ella Morton presided over the attempt. #RSLIVE24

Liam S. rotated a hula hoop on his arm 131 times in one minute.

Tai Star completed 46 hula hoop rotations while playing a ukulele and singing the refrain of the Hula Hoop Song.

Suresh Gaur spun a hula hoop around his legs 338 times in one minute.

Five-year-old Ethan Cain spun six hula hoops simultaneously.

Pete Moyer spun 10 hula hoops simultaneously while juggling.

Doron T. named 25 human bones in a single tweet.

Deborah Craig recited 27 human bones from memory in 30 seconds. Bones listed: - frontal - parietal - temporal - occipital - ethmoid - sphenoid - zygomatic - mandible - maxilla - cranium - clavicle - ribs - cervical vertebrae - thoracic vertebrae - lumbar vertebrae - hip - sacrum - tibia - fibula - patella - radius - ulna - humerus - intermediate phalanges - proximal phalanges - distal phalanges - calcaneus (heel)

Kevin S. performed nine human flag chin-ups while wearing a 12-kilogram vest.

Doron T. named 19 human muscles in a single tweet.

Olivier L. fit 14 Humpty Dumpty cheese sticks in his mouth. WARNING: Stuffing food in your mouth is dangerous. Please make sure you have assistance on hand when attempting this record.

Eoin H. led children ages four to twelve in a Hurling match. They scored 1,000 points in a one-hour game.

Jake G. flipped 48 iBook pages in 30 seconds.

Chad Netherland broke 16 ice blocks in a single strike. He set the record to raise funds for children with autism. He raised over $20,000.