Most World Records

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.

Alex Cunningham placed 12 different American football card pack wrappers in a hat.

John Kunze fit 15 digitally generated explosions into a 6-second video.

Tai Star carved 66 digits of Pi into a pumpkin. He named the resulting Jack-o-Lantern "Pumpkin Pi."

Alex C. carved 128 digits of Pi into an apple.

In celebration of Pi Day, listeners of The Brian Lehrer Show on WNYC set a record by collectively reciting 100 consecutive digits of Pi. After host Lehrer preceded the attempt by reciting the first 11 digits, five callers each read off 20 digits of Pi in mathematical order.

Jake F. recited 81 digits of Pi during a single spin of a dreidel while blindfolded. He set the record to celebrate Pi Day.

Ethan Brown recited 2,012 digits of Tau from memory. He set the record to raise money for the Bethel Public Library. Learn more about the feat here.

Molly wore four dinosaur hats at once. She is four years old.

Paddle Ball King performed 41 “dipsy doodle” pattern hits with a paddle ball.

Pavol Durdik completed 62 direct strokes in 30 seconds while holding a 10.5-kilogram dumbbell.

Pavol Durdik completed 101 direct strokes to a punching bag in 10 seconds.

Pavol Durdik completed 95 direct strokes to a punching bag in 10 seconds while holding a spring force tool in both of his hands.

Pavol Durdik completed 106 direct strokes to a punching bag in 10 seconds while holding two 0.5-kilogram dumbbells.

Pavol Durdik completed 109 direct strokes to a punching bag in 10 seconds while holding two 1-kilogram dumbbells.

Pavol Durdik completed 147 direct strokes to a punching bag in 15 seconds while holding two 0.5-kilogram dumbbells.