Most World Records

Delia and her kids wore 58 clothing items to a thrift store and subsequently donated them.

At the Zappos.com Bay to Breakers road race in San Francisco, California, Candice Matthews set a world record for Most Articles Of Tie-Dye Clothing Worn At Once. The record was one of 40 set that day, allowing the race to set an additional record for “Most World Records Set at a Road Race.” See all 40 records at RecordSetter.com/Zappos.

William C. climbed a three-step ladder six times in one minute while rotating a pair of kali sticks.

Tai Star completed 20 assisted 360-degree spins in 10 seconds before standing on one foot unassisted for 10 seconds.

Timothy F. completed 60 assisted handstand push-ups.

Greyson performed 16 assisted handstand push-ups. He is three years old.

Jackson performed 29 assisted handstand push-ups. He is four years old.

Jaykishan H. performed two tricks using an Astrojax.

Doron T. tweeted 52 Astronomy terms in a single tweet. See definitions here.

Caty Cowsert placed 19 Atomic Fireballs in her mouth at once and closed it. NOTE: Stuffing food in your mouth can be dangerous. Please use caution and have adult supervision on hand.

Jackulator has a soundboard called the Hybrid 4 that features 22,000 audio clips of Jack Nicholson.

Teenage author Aaron Ozee published nine audiobooks. Learn more about his works here.

Ben H. led 19 registered Australian scouting members to stand on one leg while reciting the Scout Promise.

Two Australian members of 103.1 Virgin Radio in Winnipeg, Manitoba played Monkey in the Middle using an inflatable monkey.

Josh B. led 21 authors in simultaneously hugging a librarian. They set the record at YA Fest at the Palmer Branch of the Easton Public Library in Easton, Pennsylvania. The authors are Melissa Groeling, Anne Greenwood Brown, Jacqueline Kesller, Jen McConnel, K.M. Walton, Margie Gelbwasser, Amie Borst, Bethanie Borst, Molly Cochran, Radjeep Paulus, Aaron Starmer, Tiffany Schmidt, Alissa Grosso, Josh Berk, Jennifer Murgia, Ellen Jensen Abbott, Cristin Terrill, Kit Grindstaff, David Lubar, Jennifer Hubbard, Jeff Hirsch, and Kimberly Ann Miller.

Using a Sharpie marker, Alex Young signed her name 34 times on the torso of a stranger. Young achieved the feat on July 14, 2009 at a World Record Appreciation Society[] event in New York City. Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson were present as witnesses. #WRAS07 RecordSetterBook01