Wildcard World Records  

Charles and three of his friends bounced 35 table tennis balls into three buckets in 20 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a camera tripod on his chin for one minute, 23.87 seconds while lying on his back.

Demythrate balanced a camera tripod on his chin for three minutes, 20.37 seconds while seated on the floor.

Franz Huber swallowed a sword with a 133-degree curve. WARNING: Sword swallowing can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional stunt performer. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Pavol Durdik fit 25 clothespins in his mouth at once. WARNING: This record can be dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 or trained as a professional stunt performer. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Demythrate spun a basketball on a pen held in his shoe for 14.25 seconds while balancing a camera tripod on his chin.

Michael Price bent 14 wrenches with his bare hands in 30 minutes. He dedicated the record to Jesus Christ and set it to raise money for charity.

Brendan Kelbie bounced a basketball on a cricket stump 870 times.

Doug McManaman balanced a Tim Hortons coffee tray vertically on his thumb for one minute, 52.00 seconds.

Brendan Kelbie spun a basketball on the tip of a pencil on a bowling pin held in hand for 57.19 seconds.

Benjamin H. balanced a yardstick on his nose for five minutes, 1.65 seconds.

Moiz Syed and 1,000 participants from Habib Public School in Karachi, Pakistan created a human field hockey stick formation. The formation measured 300 feet in length. They set the record to promote field hockey and other sports activities among students.

Record Setter stacked 162 5-cent coins in a single tower.

Brendan Kelbie spun a basketball on a pen held in his shoe for 6.35 seconds while balancing a toothbrush on his nose.

Richard Wilson bounced a tennis ball 260 times alternately on two tennis racquets in one minute.

Richard Wilson bounced a tennis ball 136 times on two alternating tennis racquets in 30 seconds.