Challenge! Guinness World Records that are easy to attempt with large groups
Guinness World Records documents every kind of world’s best.
There may be more people than you’d expect who think, “I’d love to win one at least once in my life.” In this article, we introduce Guinness records that are easy to attempt with a large group.
We’ve gathered challenges suited for many participants, such as competing in how many people can achieve a particular goal or how many of a single item a big group can produce.
It might be tough to gather enough participants, but this is an era when anyone can connect online! If you find a record you want to try, rally lots of friends and give it a shot.
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[Challenge!] Guinness World Records That Large Groups Can Easily Attempt (11–20)
Number of people who formed a scrum

This is a Guinness World Record for forming a scrum—the basic formation in rugby—with a large number of people.
Because the scrum is an indispensable part of rugby, it both raises interest in the sport and highlights the sense of unity among participants.
In an actual match, scrums involve collisions and pushing, but for this record they only form the shape of a scrum, which makes it accessible to a wide range of age groups.
The sight of everyone holding a scrum stance and quietly waiting for the signal also gives the feeling that their hearts are united as one.
Group boat race
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Perfect for class recreation or grade-level activities! Here are ideas for a group boat race.
You know how rowing is an Olympic sport, right? This time, we’re sharing ideas for a boat race played in groups.
In the video, teams of seven sit in a row and inch forward toward the goal by pushing with their heels.
It’s not just the person in front who does the work—when everyone on the team synchronizes their timing, you can make big progress! It’s also a good idea to use a chant like “1, 2, 1, 2” or “Ready, go!”
In conclusion
We’ve introduced some simple Guinness World Records that can be attempted by large groups—what did you think? Since they’re all easy to try, depending on the challenge, why not get children and elderly people involved as well? If you manage to set a Guinness record, be sure to let us know!


