Catching World Records  

Tony Duncan completed nine head catches while performing a three-ball juggle to one-ball bounce.

Kyle Johnson caught and held 99 juggling clubs. He went for 100, but dropped one the moment before it was caught.

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

Cameron K. caught 31 lemons in one minute while blindfolded. He and his group set the record for College Composition class project at St. Louis Community College in Wildwood, Missouri.

Brian Pankey completed 16 consecutive Myachi tosses passing through a juggling ring being held in his mouth in 30 seconds.

Brian Pankey completed 36 consecutive Myachi tosses through an airborne juggling ring in 30 seconds. He alternated hands between each Myachi toss.

Brian Pankey completed 53 consecutive Myachi tosses through an airborne juggling ring in one minute. He alternated hands between each Myachi toss.

David and his friend caught 10 Nerf pellets in one minute while thrusting their hips.

Ethan and his friends, collectively known as Neosho Nine, completed seven around-the-world baseball passes in one minute. Ethan set the record as part of his stunt-journalism-book-project to become the "World's Best Catch Player".

Brian Pankey completed 164 catches juggling two balls off a wall one-handed in one minute.

Katie's friend caught oranges 12 times in 15 seconds while jump roping.

Marcus B. completed 25 over-the-back hacky sack catches.

1,382 students at Bharathiyar Matriculation School in Tamil Nadu, India played catch using plastic balls.

Brian Pankey balanced playing cards on his elbow and caught a total of 382 cards with his hands.

Brian Pankey balanced playing cards on his elbow and caught a total of 320 cards while standing on a rola bola.

Tyler caught 36 poker chips thrown from the third floor of a building in a trash can.