Running World Records  

Alicia Weber completed 1500-meter run and 96-foot arms only rope climb in seven minutes, 18.28 seconds.

Joe Salter ran a 26.20-mile marathon backwards in five hours, 51 minutes, 25.00 seconds while juggling three balls. He set the record during the Quad Cities Marathon in Moline, Illinois. Read more about the feat here.

States runner Brian Stark crossed Nevada on foot following the American Discovery Trail in 11 days, seven hours, 28 minutes. His route included six state parks, five wilderness areas, 14 mountain ranges and 37,000 feet of climbing.

Alicia Weber set 35 exercise records, had three Records of the Day, and won one running race, a total of 39 achievements in a month.

Kate Lawler ran around a car five times in 18.35 seconds.

Greg M. completed a 100 yard dash while wearing high heels and a dress in 17.40 seconds.

A total of 534 people from Camp Alvernia ran across a field while screaming.

Alicia Weber ran from the bottom to the summit of Sugarloaf Mountain in Clermont, Florida in four minutes, 58.90 seconds. The distance in-between the bottom and the summit was 95 meters (0.7 mile).

Pete Moyer ran 400 meters in two minutes, 0.55 second while juggling three balls and hula hooping.

Nate T. completed a 100-meter run in 25.10 seconds while juggling three balls overhead.

SwineFlu Avenger ran 18 miles in three hours, 26 minutes and 41 seconds while wearing a gas mask. Avenger set the feat at the ING New York City Marathon Tune-Up.

Ethan H. said “hey” loudly 140 times in 30 seconds while jogging in a store.

Pete Moyer finished a 5-kilometer race during the Fat Ass 5k event in 25 minutes, 23 seconds while juggling three assorted pieces of fruit. Proceeds of the race went to his town's local charities.

Brian W. ran 10 mph on a treadmill placed on a street sidewalk. He wore a full bunny suit throughout the entire attempt. Brian set the record as part of "In The Mix Records" to be presented at his high school student ministry.

Vyf57 ran 16,306 blocks in one minute in Minecraft.