Longest One-Arm Handstand Against a Wall by a 12-Year-Old

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Konstancin-Jeziorna, Poland / November 7, 2026

Twelve-year-old Oren kicked up into a handstand against a wall at home in Konstancin-Jeziorna, Poland, gripping a pair of push-up handles, then let go with one hand and held himself up on a single straight arm. With his legs together against the wall and his free hand resting on his hip, he stayed up for 29.77 seconds, timed frame by frame from his continuous video, from the moment his hand left the handle to the moment it came back down. The camera sits on the floor looking up at him, so you can watch the concentration on his upside-down face the whole way.

Tags: balance, strength, gymnastics, handstand, upside down, kids, one-handed

Rules

- Performer must be 12 years old on the day of the attempt
- Start in a handstand with the feet or legs resting against a wall; timing starts when one hand leaves the floor or handle
- Hold the handstand on one straight arm; the free hand may rest on the body but may not touch the wall, the floor or any other support
- Legs stay together for the whole timed hold
- Push-up handles or parallettes may be used under the supporting hand
- Timing ends when the free hand or any other body part touches the floor or a handle, or the performer comes down
- Video must be continuous and unedited, with the whole body and both hands in view for the entire hold
- RecordSetter may request proof of age
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