Wildcard World Records  

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

Travis R. led 426 people at Jac-Cen-Del Elementary School in Indiana in singing their school song while standing on one foot. They set the record as part of American Education Week.

Lloyd W. performed burpee exercises on the Sunsphere. The hexagonal steel truss structure measures 81.07 meters in height.

40 people from Jayam Kalaikottam in Tamil Nadu, India performed a classical dance simultaneously for three hours.

Suresh G. held a peacock pose using his fists for 43.03 seconds.

Kamal A. performed eight "Bicycle" card cuts in one minute.

Viktor O. bounced a stress ball on a mint container 11 consecutive times.

Kamal A. completed four Saber's Krypto Pre-CMC card cuts in 30 seconds.

12-year-old Nicholas H. threw a card at 64 mph from seven feet away. He used the Radar Gun mobile app to measure the speed.

Kamal A. performed a "Reverse Scissor" card cut in 0.70 second while spinning a toothbrush on a pen.

Suresh G. balanced a circular wooden stick on a two-inch iron nail held in his hand for two minutes, 2.17 seconds.

Kamal A. performed a "Triple Charlier" card cut in 1.74 seconds while spinning a toothbrush on a pen.

A team of experts led by Dr. Peter Barratt from Initial Hygiene, a global leader in hygiene services, swabbed 127 hands and personal items in one hour to reveal the levels of bacteria present and provide advice on effective hand washing. They set the record to raise awareness of the importance of hand washing.

Kamal A. performed a "Kryptonite Triple" card cut in 2.58 seconds while spinning a toothbrush on a pen.

Chris and his four-year-old son flipped an 85-kilogram tire 30 times in two minutes, 56.00 seconds.

Isaak H. flipped a Samsung Galaxy Y cellphone six consecutive times.