Walking World Records  

Brian Pankey walked 100 yards while wearing swim fins and spinning a basketball on his finger in one minute and 40.70 seconds.

Brian Pankey walked 100 yards while devil sticking a crutch andwearing swim finsin one minute and 13.50 seconds. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devil_sticks

Brian Pankey walked 100 yards while wearing swim fins and balancing a baseball bat on two fingers in one minute and 1.48 seconds.

Brian Pankey walked 100 yards while wearing swim fins and juggling three bowling pins in one minute and 11.65 seconds.

Brian Pankey walked 100 yards while wearing swim fins and circling a basketball around his body in one minute and 19.81 seconds.

Brian Pankey walked 100 yards while wearing swim fins and bouncing a golf ball on a rubber mallet in one minute and 34.10 seconds.

Brian Pankey walked 100 yards while wearing swim fins and bouncing a tennis ball on alternating sides of a tennis racket in one minute and 3.90 seconds.

Brian Pankey balanced an 8-pound bowling ball on his forehead while carrying a 55-pound dumbbell in each hand and walked a distance of 13 1/2 feet.

This record was set as part of Toyota Prius Records, a two-day event streamed live on the Internet. In a 48-hour period, URDB officials adjudicated 200 Prius-related world records. This was the most records ever documented in a 48-hour window, a world record in and of itself. The event took place in Los Angeles, California on March 30th and 31st, 2011. See all the records set at the event here.

Brian Pankey completed 13 consecutive walking lunges while balancing a cue stick on his chin.

Darryl Learie walked on six balloons which were taped in between two plywoods in a distance of 457 feet.

Paddy Doyle walked 30 miles along the Grand Union Canal while carrying a 76-pound back pack in 10 hours and 37 seconds. Though his pack was 76 pounds and he walked an additional 300 meters, the weight and distance have been standardized. The record benefited the Help For Heroes charity. He was supported throughout by British Military Fitness instructors, martial arts boxing students from clubs around the Midlands and avid supporters. Read more about Doyle here.

Pekka Luodeslampi walked a total of 1,560,554 steps in 31 days. He began on April 19, 2010 and finished May 19, 2010 averaging over 50,000 steps per day. He used the Nintendo Personal Trainer: Walking program to monitor his daily steps.

Ted van den Beemt took 117 steps on his knees in 30 seconds.

Holding a plastic soda cap with his pinky and index fingers, Brian Pankey[] completed a 6’ finger walk in 7.72 seconds. The feat ended when the cap was dropped in a shot glass.