Most World Records

Chris Sacca completed 25 consecutive push-ups while straddling the Continental Divide, a RecordSetter.com World Record. He completed the feat outside Pagosa Springs, Colorado, part way through a cross country bike ride.

Tyler Edens asked seven questions to a jalapeno-cheddar bagel in 10 seconds.

Andy Pelphrey made 11 successful right-handed basketball shots while holding a mounted squirrel in his left hand.

Andy Pelphrey pulled apart and reassembled a two-piece fishing rod 22 times in 30 seconds.

Andy Pelphrey bench pressed a mounted deer head 40 times in 30 seconds.

Andy Pelphrey successfully completed five left-handed basketball shots in one minute while holding a mounted squirrel in his other hand.

Ansy Pelphrey bounced a golf ball off of the side of a building into a bucket 16 times in one minute.

Andy Pelphrey succesfully made eight behind-the-back shots in one minute while standing up on the running boards of a four-wheeler.

Andy Pelphrey made eight basketball shots in one minute while sitting straight on a four-wheeler from a distance of 16 feet away.

Andy Pelphrey succesfully made seven basketball shots in one minute while sitting sideways in a four-wheeler from 16 feet away.

Andy Pelphrey petted his dog Brownie 102 times in 30 seconds while holding a statue of a dog in his other hand.

In recognition of Dhruvataralu, created by Mukhi Media, TV5 has aired 365 episodes of this two-minute documentary, airing each episode four times a day. Renowned personalities are being featured in each of the two-minute documentaries.

Mick Cullen named himself as the one person named “Mick Cullen” hosting a radio show.

Michael Patterson signed a baseball 50 times.

Aaron Halpert juggled three bottles of got2b shampoo while in a shower. He set the record atSasquatch Music Festival in George, Washington. The record was set inside got2b’s World’s Biggest Shower, a featured festival attraction. [#SMF01][]

Russel Stokely constructs and launches seven paper airplanes in one minute, a new world record. He used standard construction paper to build the planes. Stokely set the record on March 19, 2009 at his home in Austin, Texas. Lauren Jane Slade was present to document the record and count the planes. tag:RecordSetterBook01