Most World Records

Kelvin Lim coached 522 people consecutively. He is a professional certified life coach advising people on all aspects of life including career, direction, start-up, business, relationships, and personal interests.

Suresh Gaur bounced a baseball on a miniature wine bottle 270 times while standing on one leg.

Moonhack set the RecordSetter world record for 28,575 kids coding in one day. The participants came from 484 coding clubs in 56 countries. They set the record to raise awareness about digital literacy. Record Setter CEO and co-founder Corey Henderson was present to adjudicate the attempt. Learn more about the feat here.

WoofDeadBang balanced eight cassette tapes on a tennis racquet handle on his thumb while lying on his back.

Lysander "Stitch" Luansing Jr. of Victory Gymnastics Academy performed nine flash kicks hitting a pool noodle in 20 seconds. The record was set during National Gymnastics Day 2013 at Victory Gymnastics Academy in San Diego, California.

Clint P. completed six reps pressing a 70-pound anvil with his right arm.

Mason A. performed five behind-the-back throws while juggling three balls and kneeling on an exercise ball.

Clint P. performed three overhead presses using a beach chair while on a beach.

Clint P. bench pressed a 420-pound wooden log five times.

Davis R. named eight 3D printing companies in 30 seconds. He set the record during a Downtown Project event at the Container Park in Las Vegas, Nevada. RecordSetter officials were present to oversee the attempt.

Alejandro M. added five rows playing Jenga while blindfolded.

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.

Jason F. performed 85 decline bench press reps using a 250-pound weight on a Smith Machine.

The National Parkinson's Foundation Minnesota had 79 people dance together to raise awareness for Parkinson's disease.

Clint P. bench pressed a 320-pound wooden log 16 times.

Gerard Jessie picked up three razor blades using only his eyelids. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional. We will not accept submissions from minors.