Rolling World Records  

Manny Dominick, drummer of Ghost Town, rolled in and out of a bus bunk bed 20 times in one minute. Dominick set the record as part of the kickoff for Paramore's "Ain't It Fun" music video. NOTE: To challenge this record, you must follow all rules below.

Parker R. rolled a coin 5.4 miles on a treadmill.

David Dargay rolled a table tennis ball down a diving board. The ball traveled a distance of 54 inches (137.20 cm).

Noah Riffe rolled a small orange down hill in 214 feet distance.

Viktor O. completed 10 finger rolls in 3.66 seconds.

Aoibhín 101 completed five chest rolls in 12.40 seconds.

Travis R. rolled a stack of 25 newspapers in one minute, 29.58 seconds.

Stuart Burrell rolled a 20-cm diameter frying pan in 5.37 seconds. He set the record to raise funds for a local community radio station, Chelmsford Community Radio.

Stuart Burrell rolled a 25-cm diameter frying pan in 5.10 seconds. He set the record to raise funds for a local community radio station, Chelmsford Community Radio.

Stuart Burrell rolled a 28-cm diameter frying pan in 3.10 seconds. He set the record to raise funds for a local community radio station, Chelmsford Community Radio.

Stuart Burrell rolled a 30-cm diameter frying pan in 4.80 seconds. He set the record to raise funds for a local community radio station, Chelmsford Community Radio.

Stuart Burrell rolled a 32-cm diameter frying pan in 7.90 seconds. He set the record to raise funds for a local community radio station, Chelmsford Community Radio.

Clint P. rolled three frying pans into one giant frying pan burrito in 42.71 seconds.

Clint Poore used his bare hands to roll up an eight-inch aluminum frying pan in 11.20 seconds.

Brian Pankey tossed a golf ball onto neck then walk 25-feet to a bucket rolling the ball down using his back six times individually in one minute and 48.80 seconds.

Brian Pankey tossed a golf ball onto his neck then walked 25 feet to a bucket, rolling the ball down his back into the bucket. He performed this feat three times in 55.07 seconds.