Water World Records  

Doug McManaman finished drinking a 16-oz bottle of water through straws in seven minutes, 58.65 seconds while balancing the bottle on his forehead.

Record Setter opened a water bottle, took a sip, and closed it in 1.55 seconds.

Pavol Durdik balanced a bottle of water with an egg on top of his hand for four minutes, 15.09 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a five-gallon water jug on his right foot for 13 minutes, 21.22 seconds.

Members of Support The Melons spun a melon 38 times on a person's back while inside a shower room with the water on. They set the record to promote breast cancer awareness and raise funds for the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.

Mark Evans performed the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge using a gallon of water at 32.72 degrees Fahrenheit.

Neal Breeden performed a scuba dive in cold water 62.5 meters deep. Breeden suffered a stroke following medical complications on November 2008. He recovered and spent three years training in scuba diving. He made the record attempt on June 2015 with his friend and instructor. PLEASE NOTE: We will only accept submissions from trained divers holding current certifications in this category.

James Neal scuba dived in cold water 64.2 meters deep. Neal suffered a subarachnoid hemorrage following the rupture and bleed of an undiagnosed aneurysm in December of 2013. He recovered and was certified Fit to Dive at the end of July 2014. The record attempt was made 10 months after returning to diving in June 2015. PLEASE NOTE: We will only accept submissions from trained divers holding current certifications in this category.

Vincent bounced a Waboba ball on water, achieving a total distance of 250 feet (3000 inches).

Todd Amos caught a Waboba ball from a bounce 54 feet in distance.

Doug McManaman used one arm to hit a water-filled balloon from 50 yards away using a .22-caliber rifle.

Doug McManaman successfully shot two plastic bottles of water from 25 yards (22.86 meters) using two 22-caliber rifles.

Nine women from The Embarcadero Rowing Club dressed in wigs, mustaches, and pirate patches and rowed a figure 8 in their whaleboat in one minute, 44.97 seconds, a new world record. The record was set on June 22, 2009 in San Francisco, Californa. Coach Oliver DiCicco was present as a witness.

Timothy F. chugged a 23.7-ounce water bottle in 19.56 seconds. WARNING: Speed drinking can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 or trained as a professional speed drinker. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

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

Peter Kendall drank 1/4 of a pint of water in 1.17 seconds. NOTE: Speed drinking can be dangerous. Please use caution and have adult supervision on hand.