Water World Records

Brandon N. stacked two plastic bottles with one hand in 4.03 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.

Mark Evans balanced a one-liter water bottle on his finger for five minutes, 39.53 seconds.

Brian Pankey tossed a water balloon from behind his back and burst it on the tip of an open umbrella held over his head in one minute, 20 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced an 18.5 liter water bottle on his forehead for one minute, 36.75 seconds while lying on his back.

Bob Shoudt drank two gallons of water in one minute, 10.22 seconds. WARNING: Speed drinking can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional speed drinker. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Meera B. drank a 330-ml glass of water using straw in 9.35 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 speed eating submissions from minors.

Doug McManaman balanced nine glasses of water on top of a pole on his chin for one minute, 7.62 seconds.

Shaikh Rejaul performed 35 consecutive one-armed one-legged push-ups in a stream in 30 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.

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

Brian Pankey completed 57 consecutive bounces of a table tennis ball on top of a two-liter bottle filled with water.

Doug McManaman balanced a bottle of water on a selfie stick on his thumb for four minutes, 34.08 seconds while sitting.

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

Patrik performed 160 kettlebell swings on a floating paddleboard in four minutes, 30.00 seconds.

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.