Most World Records

Ryan H. performed 17 back flips on a trampoline in 15 seconds.

Alex K. flared his nostrils 65 times in 15 seconds.

A 14-member team from the Adventure Club of Andhra Pradesh (ACAP) rappelled at the 400-foot high Katika Waterfall in Visakhapatnam, India. They set the record to promote their adventure and tourism campaign. Read more about the feat here. NOTE: This record is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Abhishant Kumar received 217 computer-related certificates in six months.

Alicia Weber completed 71 plyometric inverted rows.

Cool Juggler made 15 catches while juggling a rubber chicken, brush, pan, tennis racket and a plunger.

Tony Duncan completed 40 hamster roll revolutions of a stage ball on a cigar box. He set the record at DeVos Circus Camp in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Alicia Weber set 22 total body exercise records up to one hour long in a seven-day period.

Justin T. completed 248 solo Waboba Flyer volleys.

JT Hall bench pressed a Yamaha XT 350-cc motorcycle 26 times. He set the record during the Arnold Classic Sports Festival and Expo in Columbus, Ohio. NOTE: This record is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Clint Poore completed five perfect push-ups while carrying a 225-pound weight on his back.

Brian Pankey juggled five badminton rackets.

Alicia Weber completed 10 consecutive chin-ups with 40% of her body weight held between her feet.

Thommy Ohlund performed 49 left-arm dumbbell presses in one minute using a 50-pound weight.

Alicia Weber performed three unique one leg burpee pushup records within 30 minutes including most one leg burpee pushups in one minute, most one leg burpee and opposite one arm pushups with jump and end clap in one minute, and most one leg burpee pushups in two minutes with alternating legs.

Jason F. completed 25 Olympic barbell curls in 15 seconds using a 45-pound Olympic barbell.