Longest World Records  

Doug McManaman balanced a saxophone on his chin for one minute, 17.47 seconds while kneeling.

William C. performed a wall sit lasting eight minutes, 5.12 seconds while carrying a 40-pound weight. He set the record to raise funds for The National Autistic Society in Scotland.

Doug McManaman balanced a vintage radio on top of a pole on his chin for one minute, 4.93 seconds. He set the record at Tantramar FM CFTA 107.9 in Nova Scotia, Canada.

William C. performed a wall sit lasting eight minutes, 5.12 seconds while carrying a 40-pound weight. He set the record to raise funds for The National Autistic Society in Scotland.

Doug McManaman balanced an electric fan on his forehead for two minutes, 41.89 seconds.

William C. performed a wall sit lasting six minutes, 3.49 seconds while carrying a 60-pound weight. He set the record to raise funds for The National Autistic Society in Scotland.

Doug McManaman balanced a saxophone on his forehead for one minute, 33.30 seconds while sitting.

Thomas performed a 323-centimeter back flip on a trampoline.

Suresh G. hovered a rubber ball for 57.01 seconds using the plastic tube from a ballpoint pen.

Doug McManaman ricocheted a .22 rifle bullet off of an ax and hit a bottle of water standing 60 yards away. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional stunt man. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Tina J. led a kid in hopping on one leg for two minutes, 1.14 seconds while holding a Jell-O cup.

Yash G. held a "side balance" pose for one minute, 3.86 seconds.

Joel W. hung from a wooden plank for 39.35 seconds while holding a window screen between his legs.

Pete M. kept a diabolo in the air for 4.97 seconds.

Suresh G. balanced on his two big toes for 25.64 seconds.

Chef Bob Villeneuve, Director of Culinary Innovation at Maple Leaf Foods, prepared a BLT sandwich that measured 227 feet, 7 inches in length. After he'd prepared it, it was consumed by Maple Leaf employees.