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Easy World Records to Break Fastest time to sort two bags of recyclable items. ... Most tosses of a pancake in one minute. ... Most Pokemon identified in one minute. ... Tallest zigzag structure built with LEGO® bricks in 30 seconds with one hand. ... Fastest time to arrange the alphabet. ... Fastest time to put on 5 T-shirts.

Ing to the Guinness World Records official website, they do not provide cash prize or a monetary payout to those who set or break records. Instead, the organization ?offers the prestige of being a record holder, a certificate of achievement, and the potential for global recognition.?

Complete video footage of your record attempt is essential, as it is how our Records Management Team can truly adjudicate your record attempt and verify the details provided by the independent witnesses. What must the video evidence include? Your video evidence must show the entire record attempt, from start to finish.

As the world's unrivalled authority on record-breaking achievement, our role is to celebrate the world's best, to inspire ordinary people and to entertain and inform. For these reasons, we do not pay record-breakers for their achievements or for carrying out a record title attempt.

First of all, congratulations - you are Officially Amazing! As a Guinness World Records record holder, you will be entitled to one complimentary record holder certificate.

All evidence must be submitted online. You can upload your evidence by logging into your account. Please do not send evidence to Guinness World Records by post as all file types are accepted online. After this, our expert Records Management Team will assess your evidence.

Contrary to what many people believe, entering the Guinness Book of World Records does not have any type of economic compensation. Therefore, you will not receive a single euro, pound or dollar for breaking a record.

Australian fitness fanatic Daniel Scali, 30, has reclaimed the record for the most push ups in one hour. Daniel managed to do 3,249 push ups, breaking the record of 3,206 achieved by fellow Aussie, Lucas Helmke, in November 2022. Daniel had previously set the record in April 2022 with 3,182 push ups.