Most World Records

Mika S. drew 1,750 stickmen in two minutes.

Adel K. performed 36 full extension push-ups while supported between two rocks.

Coty's pet dogs Katsumi and Kage volleyed a balloon in the air 14 consecutive times.

Michael L. set 30 RecordSetter world records using competitive gymnastics apparatuses. See his records here.

Coty L. stabbed 20 Dum Dums into a lemon in one minute.

Kevin Taylor's martial arts student completed 12 flying jump kicks over a kicking pad in 30 seconds.

Kevin Taylor's martial arts student completed 12 flying jump kicks over a kicking pad in 30 seconds.

A member of TV Camp unsuccessfully juggled 17 wiffle balls.

The Essex Animal ate 40 Quality Street Purple One chocolate candies in one sitting. WARNING: Speed eating can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional eater. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

107 people, including friends Of Ryelands Park, Lancashire County Council, The Dukes Theaters and community members from the Lancaster District of Ryelands, Skerton and Vale, wore fake mustaches in a conga line led by a Batala Band. They set the record during the "This Side of The River" celebration, a project which aimed to bring arts engagement to some of the City of Lancaster's most deprived areas.

Tristan M. performed a pull-up on a 400-foot tall radio tower. WARNING: This record is extremely dangerous. Do not attempt record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional stunt man. Submissions without a safety harness will NOT be accepted. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Nick C. led a youth group in giving 1,898 high fives in one minute. They set the record during their trip to a Six Flags amusement park.

Muhammad T. received 16 IT Support certificates.

Tony D. bounced a tennis ball 10 times on the spine of a beach bat.

Tina Jones led six people in hugging a cardboard cutout of the 11th Doctor.

With the help of his mother Tina, Matthew J. fit 97 table tennis balls in his pants at once.