Water World Records  

Fitness & Wellness Expert Amber Shadwick led 105 yogis in an in-water yoga class on stand-up paddleboards. The record was set by The Westin Hilton Head Island Resort & Spa at the Outside Post at Shelter Cove Marina on Hilton Head Island in South Carolina. Proceeds from the event benefited The Outside Foundation with support from Outside Hilton Head. Learn more about the feat here.

Dinesh Shivnath Upadhyaya held 16 table tennis balls at once underwater.

Mark Evans balanced an eight-ounce water bottle on top of a 24-inch level on his thumb for six minutes, 44.12 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced two glasses of water on top of two hockey pucks and champagne bottles for one minute, 20.56 seconds using a pole on the back of his hand.

Ian, Gavin, Jaylen, and Josh splashed each other in a swimming pool for one minute, 36.35 seconds.

Noah Riffe led his group in opening 28 water bottles and pouring them on their unsuspecting friend. They set the record to celebrate RecordSetter World Record Day. #WorldRecordDay2012

Patrik performed 35 kettlebell swings on a floating paddleboard in one minute.

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

Tai Star held a glass of water for one minute, 35.63 seconds while sitting cross-legged on a slackline.

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 glass of water on top of two wine bottles and a beer bottle for two minutes, 38.09 seconds on the back of his hand.

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

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

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

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.