Catching World Records  

Gio R. completed 450 catches on a kendama using one cup.

Brian Pankey completed nine “Snakes” with a Myachi in 30 seconds.

Aaron Davies completed 50 “Heartbeat” rotations with a Myachi in 30 seconds.

Nate B. caught 100 goldfish in mouth while barefoot and listening to "Dog Days Are Over" by Florence and the Machine.

Kyle Johnson completed 203 consecutive catches juggling five rings while balancing on a rola bola.

Brian Pankey complated 28 catches juggling three beanbag chairs in a shower pattern. He set the record to celebrate World Juggling Day. #WorldJugglingDay2012

Ewan Clementson completed 50 catches using five balls in 7.77 seconds.

Nate T. completed 300 catches in one minute, 12.94 seconds while juggling three balls.

Paramore's Jeremy Davis set an official RecordSetter World Record by catching 18 feathers blown by an electric fan in 30 seconds. Jeremy set the record within his band's "Ain't it Fun" music video, in which they also set a record for Most World Records Set in a Music Video. NOTE: If you attempt to beat record, you must follow all rules below.

Alex R. completed 18 catches juggling eight balls in shower pattern.

Alex R. completed 58 catches juggling seven balls in a shower pattern.

Doug McManaman caught 61 smelt in one scoop and balanced it on his chin.

Michael B. completed 301 catches juggling three balls off of a wall in one minute.

Andrew C. completed 222 catches juggling two balls one handed in one minute.

Joe Overton and his friend threw 17 complete passes using a football the full length of a regulation basketball court in one minute.

Bartek B. performed 20 diabolo handstick releases in just one minute.