Standing World Records

Rob Roush led 510 people from Camp Revolution to stand on one foot and sing "Happy Birthday" to their friend.

Kyle Nisson stood straight on Mark Clementson's shoulders for four minutes, 56.91 seconds.

Krishan K. held a half-locked lotus pose for 16 minutes, 55.00 seconds while standing on one leg.

RecordSetter has officially logged a new benchmark in balance and coordination: 22 minutes 49.11 seconds of nonstop three-ball juggling on one leg, set by Cleveland athlete Rich Luke on June 30 2025. This mark blends extreme focus, core stability, and marathon-level endurance—stretching what even elite jugglers thought possible. Ready to raise the bar? Grab three identical balls, stand tall on one foot, and hit record. Submit your attempt to see your name—and your time—added to the RecordSetter record books.

Pavol Durdik bounced a table tennis ball on a remote control 91 times in 10 seconds while wearing sunglasses and standing on one leg.

Pavol Durdik bounced a table tennis ball on a paddle 216 times in 30 seconds while standing on one foot.

14-year-old Jacqueline stood on one foot for 16 minutes, 37.13 seconds.

Sagar stood with his leg behind his head for 21 minutes, 33.35 seconds.

Suresh Gaur bounced a baseball on a beer bottle 372 times while standing one one leg.

David Slick completed 160 catches juggling three balls in 30 seconds while standing on one foot. He set the record live at One Community Church in Lewisville, Texas.

Suresh Gaur bounced a tennis ball on the floor 161 times in one minute while standing on one leg.

Laurent Kelly performed 246 tennis ball keepie uppies while standing on one foot.

Pavol Durdik bounced a table tennis ball 439 times on a paddle in one minute while standing on one foot.

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.

Brendan Kelbie stood on a basketball for 24.54 seconds while spinning a basketball on a pen held in his hand.