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Most consecutive backcross juggling catches

The most consecutive backcross juggling catches with 5 balls is 248 and was achieved by Ty Tojo (USA) on the set of Lo Show Dei Record, in Milan, Italy, on 14 April 2011. This record is for the most backcross juggling catches of five objects. The objects are juggled “behind the back”, without dropping them. This record is for backcrosses, i.e. the throws pass behind the back but are caught in front of the body. If the throws are caught behind the body the record Continue reading →

Most concrete blocks broken on the head with a bowling ball

The most concrete blocks broken on the head with a bowling ball dropping from above is 45 and was achieved by John Ferraro (USA) on the set of Lo Show Dei Record, in Milan, Italy, on 14 April 2011. The participant was on his knees holding stacked concrete blocks on his head. His assistant dropped a bowling ball (weighing 7.3 kg) from above directly on the blocks placed on his head causing them to break.

Most consecutive foot juggling flips of a table

Chester Cable, of Riverside, California, USA,  flipped a table measuring 3.038 m. (9 ft 11.75 in) long x 88.9 cm (35 in) wide  x 69.21 cm (27.25 in) high a total of 17 times in succession using his feet, on the set of Guinness World Records: Primetime in Los Angeles, California, USA on 16 October 1998. The table was made of aluminium and weighed 58.96 kg. (130 lb).

Most consecutive eskimo rolls

Randy Fine (USA) completed 2,018 continuous ‘Eskimo’ rolls, in Lake Worth, John Prince Park, Lake Osborne, Florida, USA, on 14 June 2009. Randy Fine stayed consistent rolling 100 rolls with the paddle every 5-6 minutes. The record attempt started at 8am and ended just after 10pm.

Most consecutive goals scored in an ice hockey match

The most consecutive goals scored by an individual in a senior ice hockey game is 10 and was achieved by Ralph DeLeo (United States) for Boston Technical against Roxbury Memorial in the Greater Boston Senior League, at the Boston Tech Arena, Boston, United States, on 10 January 1953. The final score finished 14-0 to Boston Technicals and Ralph DeLeo scored 11 goals in total, his final 10 consecutive goals were as follows, 2 in the first period, 3 in the second period and 5 in Continue reading →