Foot juggling

Foot juggling is juggling and manipulating objects using the feet (and sometimes also the hands).

Foot juggling can be done standing up, using foot catches and kick-ups and other footbag and soccer juggling techniques; sitting with the feet off the ground, which allows the juggler to use their feet for juggling without having to use them for standing at the same time; or lying down and balancing objects on top of the soles of the feet (this type of foot juggling is called antipodism).

World recordsEdit

To be listed on this page, a record must be done using a pattern where...

• The number of objects used is greater than the total number of hands and feet used.
• A hand or foot never changes which hand or foot it throws toward.
• Every object is thrown by a foot at some point (or would be if the pattern was continued long enough).

Foot juggling world records with publicly available video evidence:

1 footEdit

• 2 balls: 102 catches by Sebastian Ceballos in 2018 (video)
• 3 balls: 67 catches by Stanislav Vysotskyi in 2016 (video)
• 4 balls: 8 catches by Stanislav Vysotskyi in 2017 (video)

• 2 hoops: 10 catches by Olga Gevorkyan in 2010 (video at 0:38)

• 2 clubs: 3 catches by Anthony Gatto in 2006 (video) and Brian OConnell in 2014 (video)

2 feetEdit

• 3 balls: 184 catches by Stanislav Vysotskyi in 2019 (video)
• 4 balls: 14 catches by Timur Kaibjanov in 2004 (video)

• 3 hoops: 45 catches by Olga Gevorkyan in 2010 (video at 0:50)

1 hand and 1 footEdit

• 3 balls: 56 catches by Jorden Moir in 2017 (video)

• 3 rings: 8 catches by Delaney Bayles in 2018 (video)

• 3 clubs: 4 catches by Brian OConnell in 2014 (video)

2 hands and 1 footEdit

• 4 balls: 160 catches by Max Kuschmierz in 2018 (video)
• 5 balls: 19 catches by Kuniaki Emoto in 2014 (video)

• 4 clubs: 30 catches by Christof Buch in 2013 (video) and Shay Wapniaz in 2019 (video)

2 hands and 2 feetEdit

• 5 balls: 320 catches by Selyna Bogino in 2017 (video)

Unverified claims:

• 5 balls: 400 catches by Selyna Bogino in 2017 (claim)