Most World Records  

Kevin Taylor's martial arts student broke three boards with jump front kicks.

Viktor O. flipped and caught a ruler 48 times in 30 seconds using one hand.

Kamal A. performed 13 "The Turnover" card cuts in 30 seconds.

Paul's friend, Jake, smashed 10 tangerines in 20 seconds. He set the record at Redi X, a youth project for teenagers in Bootle, UK.

Chris B. flipped a 100-kilogram tire 507 times in one hour.

Taher Shah's song, Eye to Eye, has 226 words, with the word "eye" repeated 60 times to make up approximately 26 percent of the song.

Debra E. poked her Facebook friend, Action, nine times in 15 seconds.

Suresh Gaur caught a coin balanced on his elbow 38 times in one minute.

Viktor O. stacked 33 dice on top of a domino piece balanced on a rook chess piece.

Mamuka Kucia bounced a table tennis ball on a table tennis paddle 100 times while blindfolded.

Naader Reda ate eight moon pies in five minutes while dressed as a vampire. 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.

Yoomee performed 315 consecutive cartwheels on a gymnastics high beam. She is a Level 8 Gymnast at the Victory Gymnastics Academy in San Diego, California. She set the record after completing a four-hour practice.

Organized by the Barrelrollman Organization, 865 people simultaneously performed somersaults at Forest Park in St. Louis, Missouri. The Barrelrollman Organization was formed to raise funds for the Nurses For Newborns Foundation.

Three members of Support The Melons formed a conga line and revolved around a melon two times in 30 seconds. They set the record to promote breast cancer awareness and raise funds for the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer campaign.

Three members of Support The Melons performed a total of five limbos in 30 seconds while holding a melon. They set the record to promote breast cancer awareness and raise funds for the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer campaign.

T. K. and four of his friends received a total of 111 high fives from one person while moving in a circle in one minute.