The most consecutive free throws from a wheelchair is 11 and was achieved by Jeff Walker (USA) at Liberty Community Center in Liberty, Missouri, USA, on 10 July 2013. Jeff plays for the Kansas Wheelhawks in the NWBA. His six year old son, Elliot, was on hand to return the ball to his father after every free throw.
Ashrita Furman performed 8,341 forward rolls in 10hr 30min over 19.67km 12miles 390yards from Lexington to Charleston, Massachusetts, USA on April 30, 1986.
Richard Burr (USA) simultaneously rolled two silver dollars forwards and backwards over the fingers of both his hands (one per hand) using the classic coin roll technique, each hand completing 40 moves in one minute at the Magic Castle, Hollywood, California, USA, on 8 February 2005.
The most consecutive gold medals ever won at the Winter X Games Snowboarder X competition is five by Nate Holland (USA) as of January 2010. Holland won his fifth gold medal (the five-peat) at Winter X Games 14 in 2010. It’s the first five-peat in Winter X Games history.
The most consecutive kickflips on a skateboard is 1,546 and was achieved by Zach Kral (USA) at 4 Seasons Skate Park, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, on 30 November 2008.
The Colorado Rockies (USA) set a Major League Baseball (MLB) record with 11 consecutive hits against the Chicago Cubs (USA) during a 12-run outburst in the 8th inning of a 17-2 victory at Coors Field in Colorado (USA) on 30 July 2010.
Richards Burr (USA) simultaneously rolled four silver dollars around the fingers of his left hand using the classic coin roll technique, completing 72 consecutive coin rolls in a time of 20 min 35 sec at the Monster House in Simi Valley, California, USA, on 25 May 2007.
The Major League Baseball (MLB) record for most consecutive losing seasons by a team is 18 by the Pittsburgh Pirates (USA) from 1993 to 2010.
The Buffalo Sabres won six consecutive games by a one-goal margin (including two overtime victories and one shootout win), from 8-19 December 2005. Buffalo’s six straight one-goal wins are a league record. Three teams had previously won five consecutive games, all by a one-goal margin: the 1937-38 Bruins, 1992-93 Canadiens, and the San Jose Sharks earlier that same season (26 October 26 – 5 November 2005).
The most consecutive 90 degree push ups is 13 and was achieved by Jesus Villa (USA) in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA on 18 September 2010.