Soccer Ball World Records

Dimos and Renos completed 1,925 consecutive soccer ball volleys using their heads while standing in the sea.

Mark Evans balanced a wine glass on a soccer ball on the back of his hand for 53 minutes, 2.91 seconds.

Jordan L. performed seven soccer ball juggles while balancing on a hoverboard.

Miriam W. touched a soccer ball with the sole of her right foot 233 times in one minute.

Benjamin Gross jumped over a broomstick while trapping a soccer ball using only his neck for two minutes, 20.03 seconds. Stride’s setting 100 records in 100 days. At the end of 100 days, we’ll verify if you are the standing Record Holder. If you are, you’ll get $500 for each record you managed to hold with your guile, talent, and sheer will. General caution and common sense required. We show the Stride Team at work, but recommend that these challenges be done at home.

Laurent Kelly performed 203 keepie uppies while balancing on a stump.

Jose Manuel Martin Molina turned a juggling-drill nightmare into a clean record, bouncing one regulation soccer ball on another 278 consecutive times. The attempt is all control: tiny corrections, no resets, and a long run past the previous 206-bounce mark.

Peter Durdik balanced a mandarin orange on a soccer ball on his forehead for six minutes, 53.69 seconds while standing.

Peter Durdik balanced an apple on a soccer ball on his forehead for four minutes, 4.00 seconds while standing.

Tomáš Lubelec hit the crossbar on a pair of goalposts seven times out of ten attempts. Learn more about the feat here.

Laurent Kelly balanced a soccer ball on his knee for one minute, 22.41 seconds.

Laurent Kelly performed 74 keepie uppies while hanging on a pull-up bar.

Laurent K. performed a one-mile keepie uppie in nine minutes, 47.00 seconds.

Laurent K. bounced a soccer ball on his head 75 times in 30 seconds.

Sebastian H. juggled five soccer balls for 6.95 seconds while standing on a car.

Miranda Suarez Lorenzo stood barefoot on a soccer ball for 27 minutes and 45 seconds at home in St Albans. The single, uncut phone video shows her already balanced on the ball in the first frame, arms free, until she hops down at the 27:45 mark. Reviewers checked the full recording for cuts and for any support from furniture or helpers and found none. Nearly half an hour of tiny ankle corrections, and the ball never won.