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World Record Certification Limited is an international company, one of the leading brands in its field, which certifies and publishes world records. The company is headquartered in London, UK and has been in existence since April 12, 2016.

We adhere to the principles of fairness, impartiality and openness. Every time a WRCA record title is awarded to an individual, a business, or an organisation, it represents the World Best in a specific field. Each certified record will be recorded in the Book of World Records. We aim to help people realise their potential and to re-examine the world by certifying world records in various fields, by means of research, publicity, data maintenance, cultural heritage, achievement presentation, etc. The achievements of human kind need to be assessed regularly, they belong to the numerous different fields in which human beings have contributed to the richness and variety of the world and they represent criteria of value. The records, further, are testimonials of the extreme cultural specificity and relevance of people from very different social milieus, perspectives, inclinations, characteristics. We aim at describing this cultural abundance and spread knowledge and peace through stories of equality.

The offices and locations are located at: Hamilton House, Mabledon Place, London, United Kingdom.

The official website is: https://worldrecordcertification.com/.

The languages spoken by our agents and personnel are: English, Chinese, Russian, Korean, Italian, French.

World Records Verified

Largest martial arts performance (photo attached)

In the CCTV Spring Festival Gala 2019, a group of 20,000 students from the Henan Shaolin Tagou Martial Arts School (China) performed the large-scale martial arts program called "The Soul of Shaolin". The program has set a world record for the largest martial arts performance, confirmed by the World Record Certification Agency .

http://www.henan.gov.cn/2019/03-11/737759.html

Largest finger dance (photo attached)

Imithiyas Aboobacker (India) organised an event on 15th July 2017 at Gregorian Public School in Maradu, in which 504 students performed a finger dance for 5 minutes – breaking the world record for largest finger dance ever performed.

https://worldrecordcertification.com/a/jlbcz/2020/0223/793.html

Most push-ups in 30 minutes (photo attached)

On the 26th of June 2019, Dan Stanescu (Romania) completed 1260 push ups in 30 minutes on the television show Antena Stars, setting the world record for most push-ups performed in 30 minutes.

https://worldrecordcertification.com/a/jlbcz/2020/0223/790.html

Most weight carrying shuttle sprints in five minutes (photo attached)

On the 20th September 2010, Paddy Doyle (United Kingdom) achieved the world record for 33 shuttle sprints between two lines measuring 13.5 meters, carrying two 33lb dumbbells (66lbs) and a 138lb backpack (total weight 204lbs) at Stamina’s Self Defence Boxing Gym in Birmingham, UK.

https://worldrecordcertification.com/a/jlbcz/2020/0223/786.html

Most wooden logs split with axe in 3 hours (photo attached)

Maurizio Paschetta (Italy) set the world record for splitting wooden logs with an axe on the 6th April 2014, in Saluzzo, Italy, by splitting 4020 kgs of logs in 3 hours.

https://worldrecordcertification.com/a/jlbcz/2020/0223/785.html

Super Yoke carry 337kg in 15m 27sec (photo attached)

Romanian Strongwoman, Adriana Geamanu, set a world record on the 6th of July 2019 at a Strongman Competition held in Ukraine by performing a “Super Yoke Carry” of 337.6kg for 15 metres in 27 seconds.

https://worldrecordcertification.com/a/jlbcz/2020/0223/792.html