Most World Records

Henry W. put on three whiteboard markers on his jack chi at once.

Charlie J. shot 12 flying clay pigeons individually.

Doug McManaman balanced 17 pennies vertically on top of a Canadian dollar.

Pete Moyer juggled three hatchets while hula hooping next to a statue of Abraham Lincoln. He set the record at Lincoln Plaza Square in Hillsboro, Illinois to celebrate Lincoln's 204th birthday.

Jason F. performed 16 decline bench press reps using a 225-pound barbell.

Bonnie Jean completed 96 knee tucks. She set the record during Alicia's 2012 Holiday Record Week.

Guillaume B. completed 77 one-armed clapping push-ups in five minutes while wearing a boxing glove.

Clint P. bench pressed a 325-pound wooden log 12 times.

William C. performed 16 air strikes in one minute using Filipino Kali and Eskrima forward and reverse techniques.

William C. performed 16 air strikes in one minute using Filipino Kali and Eskrima forward and reverse techniques.

William C. performed 54 deep squats in two minutes while carrying a 100-pound rucksack.

Alicia Weber performed 155 flutter presses with weights equivalent to 40% of her body weight.

Audi T. made 11 successful consecutive bank shots while juggling three basketballs.

Taylor W. played Interlude: I'm Not Angry Anymore 46 times on her ukulele while wearing a Paramore shirt.

In celebration of Pi Day, listeners of The Brian Lehrer Show on WNYC set a record by collectively reciting 100 consecutive digits of Pi. After host Lehrer preceded the attempt by reciting the first 11 digits, five callers each read off 20 digits of Pi in mathematical order.

Naader Reda ate six ChaptSticks in one sitting. 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.