Swimming World Records  

Glandu and 47 other people bomb dived into a swimming pool while wearing party hats and blowing party whistles.

James Savage swam to Alcatraz Island and back, a total of three miles in distance. He is nine years old. Read more about the feat here.

Joe Salter joggled and swuggled 44 fruits and vegetables in 21 minutes, 32.00 seconds.

Berg completed 11 laps in one minute riding an inflatable tube in a four-meter do-it-yourself paddling pool while wearing a three-piece suit.

Alicia Weber completed 129 push-ups on a floating paddleboard in four minutes.

Alicia Weber performed 200 consecutive push-ups followed by a 200-meter freestyle swim in seven minutes, 45.45 seconds.

Alex Cunningham completed a triathlon. The whole course measures 22 feet in distance.

James Neal has acquired 115 internationally-recognized recreational scuba diving qualifications.

Ana Lominadze of the Georgian Records Federation swam 25 meters in 21.76 seconds while wearing handcuffs and with her feet tied together with an iron chain. She set the record at the Dighomi Swimming Pool in Tbilisi, Georgia.

JK32 swam 25 feet in 21.20 seconds with a broken ring finger on his left hand. He set the record at Red Lerille's Health Club in Lafayette, Louisiana.

Kenny Khong swam 10 laps backstroke in a 14-inch deep swimming pool.

Zach, Alex, and Tyler jumped off a dock a total of 25 times in three minutes.

Zakk S. unicycled 30 feet underwater.

Georgian Records Federation's Ana Lominadze swam 5,500 meters in the Dardanelles Strait in 50 minutes with her hands and legs bound. See photos of the attempt here. Learn more about the attempt here. NOTE: This record is dangerous and should only be attempted by professionals.

Dan Miller and his friends jumped in all five Great Lakes (Lake Ontario, Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Lake Michigan, and Lake Superior) in eight hours, 51 minutes, 44 seconds.

Clyde completed 25 push-ups and a 50-meter swim sprint in one minute, 16.23 seconds.