Most World Records

Tony Duncan completed nine consecutive pirouettes while juggling three nine-inch tennis balls.

Eliot Glazer sang The Golden Girls theme song four times while the original version of the song played in the background. Glazer set the record at a RecordSetter LIVE! event held at The JCC in Manhattan in New York City. RecordSetter Council president Dan Rollman and senior official Ella Morton presided over the attempt. #RSLIVE24

Merrick Tovey performed 10 consecutive airplane tricks using a kendama.

Pete Moyer juggled grapes and caught 13 of them using his mouth in one minute.

A total of 33 people from the Book Cellar read aloud simultaneously during a stop on the RecordSetter Book tour.

Brian Pankey completed 13 consecutive forward passes with a yo-yo in 30 seconds while bouncing a table tennis ball on a paddle.

Brian Pankey completed 10 under the leg tricks with a Myachi in 30 seconds, passing the Myachi past the inside of his leg, while palm spinning three Fushigi balls in his other hand.

During YouTube’s first-ever Super Bowl Halftime Show, Science Bob led a team of 20 YouTube stars in setting a world record for Most Simultaneous Elephant Toothpaste Reactions. Participants included Toby Turner, Freddie Wong, Meghan Camarena and Rhett McLaughlin. The record was set at YouTube Space LA.

Alicia Weber performed 858 consecutive reptile push-ups in one hour.

Pavol Durdik simultaneously hit two punch balloons with his fists 105 times 15 seconds.

WyeKit Chong performed 37 push-up burpees in one minute.

Clint Poore completed four reps bench pressing a 395-pound barbell. He is 42 years old.

Sarah A. completed 37 abdominal wheel crunches in one minute.

Balpreet S. completed 55 alternating behind-the-back and standard bounces using a table tennis ball and a paddle.

Thommy Ohlund completed 15 reps curling a 155-pound Olympic barbell.

Kyler M. caught a spinning fidget spinner under his leg four times.