Watch as Alon Mass surgically maneuvers his two round steel balls through various narrow territories until he reaches ultimate bliss.
Step aside, Pan’s Labyrinth – this is Alon’s Labyrinth now.
Think your world record deserves to be featured as a RecordSetter.com Feat of the Week? Email your RecordSetter world record to david at recordsetter dot com by next Monday for a chance to share the spotlight with Alon’s steel balls.
Juggling is a fun pastime, a swell party trick and a way to prove to potential love interests that you are good with your hands. If you’ve never attempted to juggle before — or if you’ve tried and given up in frustration — the whole thing can seem a bit tricky. But if you start with three balls and take it slowly, you’ll quickly get the hang of it and be able to add tricks, juggle more balls and do it all while dressed like a monkey.
Photo via Shane Lin
The easiest way to start is by learning the three-ball cascade technique. Grab a trio of juggling balls, oranges or anything else small and spherical, and watch this lesson from Barry John, aka professionaljuggler.
Got the hang of it? Great! Check out the RecordSetter juggling world records and submit your own!
Here at RecordSetter we encourage everyone to get involved in setting world records. We also understand that you are a busy individual. That being said, each week we’re going to bring you world records that don’t involve anything fancy. You can probably beat them right here, right now. No excuses, play like a champion.
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At RecordSetter we’re big fans of breaking world records for a good cause. See: RecordSetter.com/BreakCancer. This past month we received another rocking submission by Steven Gaul who set his record to raise money for cancer research.
For more information on breaking world records for a good cause, click here.
No matter whether you are a hoops rookie or a varsity veteran, there is one trick that will make you look baller: spinning a basketball on the tip of your finger. Learn this maneuver and you will feel like you’ve got the world at your command, just like this guy:
Image via joshfassbind
So, how do you do it? Here are some tips from Ilze Luneau of basketballfamily.com:
Want to put your new skills to the test? Beat the basketball spinning record below before October 12 and you could win $500! Click here to submit your attempt.
Stride Gum has set the record for the Longest Lasting Streak of Long Lasting Records, by setting 100 records in 100 days. It’s up to you to break them for a chance to claim $500 and your place in history. There are only seven days left for you to submit records, so we thought we’d share our favorites that you can break in the comfort of your own office.
To see the full list of Stride World Records, click here. Hurry, record submissions will only be accepted until 11:59 pm EDT on October 11, 2011.
What is Myachi? Founded in 1998, Myachi is the brand name of type of hand sack that is similar to the hacky sack. Watching a good Myachi player is absolutely mesmerizing; with their hands playing constant tricks on your eyes.
We’re honored to have a Myachi super star on our site, Aaron Davis (aka Crazy Ivan) who says his proudest accomplishment is “proving to thousands of people that one can actually play with toys for a living.” Right on, Aaron. We like to play with toys as well…and so do the folks below.
Photo via New York Times
This past week Radio Station K-Rock 89.3 in New Minas, Nova Scotia completed their 3rd Annual World Record Week lead by DJ, Mel Sampson. The results included the breaking of two records that were originally set on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, frozen waffles, cardboard towers, and more. Read on for a glimpse into the life of a Canadian radio DJ; and one of our favorite record setters.
Originally set by Isla Fisher on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Mel showed no fear as her hands became icy from holding 73 frozen waffles. It’s safe to say the office enjoyed this one…those waffles didn’t go to waste.
This was more than just “can I get fries with that.” Mel was able to befriend this friendly drive-thru associate and asked almost 100 questions. The result of which is a pretty hilarious and strange conversation.
What started as an attempt to beat the world record for Largest Cardboard Fort, ended in the creation of a new record just as fun. Great example of the result of perseverance and hard work.
How many people does it take to give the weather? 12 according to K-Rock 89.3. Could it be done by less? Or course…but that’s no fun.
Originally set on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Mel got the Mayor of Kentville, Nova Scotia to pull 22 folks in office chairs with a golf cart. Is your town this cool? Probably not.
Three World Records Waiting to be Set:
Have an idea for world records you can beat? Share them in the comments or set them at recordsetter.com/submit.
Feeling a little stressed? Need to let go of some pent-up aggression? Here’s a free, non-violent way to release tension: tear a phone book in half like Michael Martin.
This impressive-looking feat is easier than it seems. Here’s Brandon the Spacepainter to show you how:
The only hard part about this whole exercise is finding a phone book in this post-internet age. You can order local guides at Yellowbook.com — just remember to recycle the ripped-up pieces afterwards.
