Most World Records

Darius bench pressed a 325-pound barbell eight consecutive times. His body weight is less than 220 pounds during the attempt.

Grant K. flashed seven beanbag balls while wearing a sweatshirt.

Abi J. fit 17 Jelly Babies in her mouth. NOTE: Stuffing food in your mouth is dangerous. Please exercise caution and have assistance on hand when attempting this record.

Mason A. completed 88 catches juggling three basketballs in a cascade pattern while balancing a book on his head and kneeling on an exercise ball.

Alex Cunningham scored 17 runs in a friend game of MLB Ballpark Empire.

A total of 121 people from California State University - Fullerton Campus, John Wayne Cancer Foundation and The National Melanoma Awareness Project applied sunscreen in the rain. They set the record as part of the Spot-A-Spot event, a campaign to raise awareness of the dangers of skin cancer.

Alex Cunningham scored 15 runs against a major league team in MLB Ballpark Empire.

Allan Cox, Aaron Cox, Nathan Wareham, and Russell Parkinson from Chaising Aces 2 played 1,543 miniature golf holes in 24 hours. They set the record to raise funds for six-year-old cancer patient Chaise Edenborough. See more videos here.

Mario's kids, 2-year-old Sophie and 4-year-old Nicky, jumped a combined total of 101 times in one minute.

Scott R. has 109 photos of himself posing with $1,000,000 US. The photos were taken at Binion's Casino in Downtown Las Vegas.

Lysander "Stitch" Luansing Jr. of Victory Gymnastics Academy performed nine flash kicks hitting a pool noodle in 20 seconds. The record was set during National Gymnastics Day 2013 at Victory Gymnastics Academy in San Diego, California.

Darius bench pressed a 225-pound barbell 24 consecutive times. His body weight is less than 220 pounds during the attempt.

Michael L. performed 12 leg lifts on a gymnastics horizontal bar in 15 seconds.

Michael L. performed 12 leg lifts on a gymnastics horizontal bar in 15 seconds.

Michael L. performed 18 leg lifts on men's gymnastics still rings in 30 seconds.

JJ performed seven different three-ball juggling moves in 30 seconds while sitting on a wheel chair. He set the record to encourage and inspire wheelchair athletes to become record setters.