The longest distance swam underwater with one breath is 200 m (656 ft 2 in) and was achieved by Tom Sietas (Germany) in Beijing, China, on the set of Zheng Da Zong Yi: Guinness World Records Special, CCTV Studios, Beijing, China, on 6 November 2008

The record for the longest distance static cycling by 100 teams in 24 hours is 64,524 km (40093.27 miles) and was set during the CentrO Festival in Oberhausen, Germany, between 30 September and 1 October 2006.

The longest duration holding a 20 kg weight with outstretched arms is 1 min 26.14 sec and was achieved by Patrik Baboumian (Germany) on the set of Guinness World Records – Wir Holen Den Rekord Nach Deutschland, in Europa Park, Rust, Germany, on 17 July 2012.

Milan Roskopf (Slovakia) juggled three 7.25 kg (16 lb) shot puts for 52.05 sec at the Impossibility Challenger Games, Neufahrn, Germany, on 27 October 2002.

The longest underwater juggling of three objects is 1 hour and 40 minutes and was achieved by Markus Just (Germany) at the Freizeit Messe Nuremberg in Nuremberg, Germany, on 03 March 2013.

The longest duration juggling three objects underwater is 2 minutes 48 seconds and was achieved by Nikolay Linder (Germany) at the Gewerbeschau Reute fair in Reute, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, on 1 April 2012. Nickolay did not use any scuba diving equipment or breathe in any oxygen before the attempt. He was weighted down by a belt.

The longest duration spinning a basketball on the head was 18.11 sec by Mehmet Kekec (Germany) at the Soccer Meets Schanze charity event in Hamburg, Germany, on 28 May 2011. Kekec was required to spin a regulation basketball on his finger before transferring the spin to his head, which is when the timing began.

The longest Elvis Presley singing marathon is 43 hr 11 min 11 sec performed by Thomas ‘Curtis’ Gäthje (Germany) at Modehaus Böttcher, Heide, Germany, on 24-26 June 2004.

The longest piece of finger knitting measured 4,321.4 m (14,177 ft 9 in) and was completed by Niklas Bernhard (Germany) on 10 June 2004. Niklas, who used woollen yarn left overs supplied by relatives and friends, learned to finger knit in kindergarten and then used this technique to improve his concentration. The finger knitted chain took more than eight years to be finished and was wound into a ball measuring 34 cm (13 in) and weighing 5.62 kg (12 lb 6 oz).

The longest gingerbread was 1,052.3 m (3,451 ft 5 in) long and was achieved by Stefan Koch and Konrad Friedmann (both Germany) in Ludwigsburg, Germany, on 18 December 2009. The gingerbread was 50 cm wide and was made from single plates of gingerbread (50 cm x 72 cm), which were glued together with a mixture of icing sugar, water and lemon juice in order to form one piece. In total it consisted of 1,700 kg flour, 1,700 kg honey, 1,000 kg walnuts, 900 kg hazelnuts, Continue reading →