Most World Records

Led by Mark Lammas, members of Athletic Performance Training facility in Bromsgrove, UK performed kettlebell swing exercises for three hours and 40 minutes. The team swung over one million times collectively or 1,028,434 pounds during the entire attempt. They set the record to raise funds to help wheelchair athlete Lauren Rowles.

Brian Pankey completed 13 consecutive “Extreme Twist” card flourishes in one minute.

Bartek B. performed 20 diabolo handstick releases in just one minute.

Richard W. hit a table tennis ball against a wall 230 times in one minute using a table tennis paddle.

Brian Pankey caught a 43-mm bouncing ball six times using a pair of chopsticks while bouncing a paddleball.

Bartek B. executed 12 diabolo handstick releases in just 30 seconds.

Brian Pankey caught a 43-mm bouncing ball 10 times using a pair of chopsticks while bouncing a table tennis ball on a table tennis paddle.

A total of 11 students from iD Tech Camps at Stanford University screamed in high pitch while wearing their ID cards.

Brian Pankey caught a 43-mm bouncing ball 14 times using a pair of chopsticks while juggling two balls.

A member of TV Camp hugged 33 trees in one minute.

Brian Pankey completed 11 thumb around drumstick spins using alternating hands in 10 seconds.

Brian Pankey completed 28 thumb around drumstick spins using alternating hands in 30 seconds.

Brian Pankey completed 54 thumb around drumstick spins using alternating hands in one minute.

Members of the The Barking Lot bathed 118 dogs in one hour. They set the record as part of an annual fundraising event to help them be able to rescue and rehabilitate more dogs in the future. Learn more about The Barking Lot here.

Clint P. lifted seven people using an old-time strong man leg press.

A total of 289 people in the audience at Taylorville Memorial Hospital auditorium ended Pete the Juggler's show by setting the world record for the most people to say "I love Pete the Juggler!" at once.