Around the world, some unique individuals have accomplished extraordinary feats, earning their names in the Guinness Book of World Records. By performing similar remarkable acts, you too can get your name registered in it.
Easy Guinness World Records:
Around the world, we hear stories of unique individuals doing extraordinary things. Many people go to great lengths to set world records, accomplishing feats that most of us wouldn’t even imagine attempting. The Guinness World Records recognizes such individuals by creating new categories for their achievements.
While some people work hard to break records, others use creativity and smart strategies to accomplish something simple yet remarkable. Here’s a list of some world records that don’t require special training and might be within your reach!
1. Fastest Time to Drink Half a Liter of Water
We all drink water daily, but Tim Cocker from the United Kingdom set a world record by drinking half a liter (500ml) of water in just 1.75 seconds in 2014. How fast can you drink half a liter of water?
2. Most T-Shirts Worn in One Minute (Team of Two)
David Rush and Jennifer Rush set the record for putting on the most T-shirts in one minute as a team. In January 2021, they managed to wear 35 T-shirts together in just one minute.
3. Fastest Time to Make a Bed
Making a bed is something we all do regularly, though it might not be our favorite chore. Chow Ka Fai practiced hard and set the record for making a bed in just 1 minute and 9 seconds.
4. Most Claps in One Minute
Yes, someone even set a record for clapping the most times in one minute! Eli Bishop from the USA achieved this by clapping 1,103 times in just 60 seconds.
5. Fastest Time to Type the Alphabet on a Mobile Phone
With so much texting these days, people have developed impressive typing speeds. Xia Yan set the world record for typing the entire alphabet (A-Z) on a mobile phone in just 3.91 seconds.
