Wildcard World Records

William C. performed a wall sit for eight minutes, 43.50 seconds while carrying two 22.5-pound dumbbells.

William Cannon performed a wall sit for five minutes, 6.80 seconds while holding a 2.5-kilogram weight at arm's length.

William Cannon performed a wall sit for 14 minutes, 30.73 seconds while holding his arms above his head.

William Cannon performed a wall sit for 12 minutes, 36.1 seconds while holding his arms at shoulder level.

William Cannon performed a wall sit for 15 minutes, 1.26 seconds while holding his arms together in front of his body.

William Cannon performed a wall sit for 12 minutes, 36.86 seconds while holding his elbows at chest level.

William C. performed a wall sit for six minutes, 5.44 seconds while holding two 13-pound dumbbells in both of his hands.

William C. performed a wall sit for five minutes, 6.77 seconds while carrying two 22.5-pound dumbbells at shoulder level.

William Cannon performed a wall sit for five minutes, 3.88 seconds while preacher curling a 25-pound Z-bell.

William Cannon performed a wall sit for four minutes, 6.51 seconds while preacher curling a 35-pound z-bell.

Andrea Pallini performed a wall-assisted fiststand for 48.50 seconds.

April Choi cracked a whip 364.5 feet in length. The record was set at Richwood High School in Peoria, Illinois. The measurement of the whip was made by a licensed professional land surveyor for the State of Illinois, Caleb Johnson, with a Timble S5 Robotic Total Station, and overseen by Steven Kerr, one of the owners of a land surveying company.

Jake Bronstein began a whisper chain that successfully passed through 59 people, a new world record. With his girlfriend Kristina Hoge completely unaware of the plan, Bronstein sent the message “Kristina, will you marry me?” around a roomful of strangers. After the proposal passed through 59 people, a random stranger whispered the message in the ear of a completely shocked Hoge. She accepted onstage in front of a jubilant, tearful crowd. Bronstein set the record on July 14, 2009 at a World Record Appreciation Society[] event in New York City. Dan Rollman and CoreyHenderson were present to witness the feat. [#WRAS07][] tag:RecordSetterBook01

Ninad J. wrote a 21.10-meter song request to an FM radio station. He wrote the request to celebrate the birthday of his favorite actor, Shammi Kapoor Jee. He used a total of more than 70 sheets of A4 bond paper.

Lőrinc P. held a yoga pose for 39.10 seconds while riding on a moving escalator.

Ryan led members of Revolution Ministries at Lenexa Baptist Church in chanting "I Believe That We Will Win." The chant reached a decibel level of 109.5.