Water World Records

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

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

Students, parents, friends and staff of the Mission Hills Christian School performed a total of 1,976 slides in two hours on two inflatable water slides. They set the record to raise funds for the benefit of the school and to bring their community together.

Isaiah and 18 of his friends simultaneously jumped into a swimming pool while wearing their usual clothes.

Nathan Dorrell completed 12 catches juggling three glasses of water.

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.

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

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.

Doug McManaman balanced 24 bottles of water on top of a pole on his chin for 20.82 seconds.

Evan C. drank 300 milliliters of water while wearing a ninja mask and listening to Billy Joel's Piano Man.

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.

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.

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

Kevin Taylor broke one brick underwater in a tub using his bare hand.

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.

Doug McManaman balanced two 5-gallon water bottles on his forehead for two minutes, 15.28 seconds.