Water World Records

Tom Oppelt was dragged behind a motorboat for 23.35 seconds.

Brian Pankey balanced a 20-ounce soda bottle filled with water on a cane balanced on his chin for three minutes, 6.10 seconds while kneeling.

Doug McManaman balanced a glass of water on top of a pole measuring 10 feet, 2 inches for 16.10 seconds. The pole was balanced on his chin throughout the attempt.

Dan Meyer swallowed a sword and used it to lift a bucket containing five liters of water. He lifted a total of 5.14 kilograms for 5.63 seconds using the sword. He performed the feat during the Hyderabad City Fest. NOTE: Sword swallowing is dangerous, please do not attempt these records without proper training, supervision and safety precautions.

Alejandro Valdes walked down 42 stairs while balancing a cup of water on his head.

Brian Pankey completed 26 consecutive one-handed table tennis ball bounces on top of a gallon jug filled with water.

Alec Hofberg poured out three full 16.90-fluid ounce water bottles in 6.31 seconds.

David Dargay took a sip of water dropped from a height of 12 feet.

Doug McManaman balanced an 18.5 liter of water container on top of a gallon glass jar on his forehead for one minute, 19.85 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a water bottle on top of a bowling ball on his forehead for 31.37 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a 1.7-liter bottle of Crown Royal filled with water on his forehead for five minutes and 1.03 seconds.

Michael F. immersed his water-resistant cellphone in water for five minutes, 1.70 seconds.

Drew and 25 of his friends huddled in the bed of a pickup truck filled with water. They set the record during Schreiner University's Annual Sand Volleyball Bash.

Alicia Weber completed the Clermont Waterfront Park Pier-to-Pier SUP challenge in seven minutes, 57.15 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a golf ball on a spoon held in his mouth for one minute, 12.03 seconds while balancing a water container on his foot.

Doug McManaman balanced a cup of water on a spoon held in his mouth for one minute, 45.88 seconds while balancing a lacrosse stick on his thumb.