We’ve all had moments where we’ve thought
we did the unthinkable. Most of us sadly don’t have a camera on
us at all times to capture these things happening. But few people are lucky enough to be caught
on video when they somehow make the impossible seem possible. Ready to see these awesome people? Let’s get it on! This is hardly an achievement, but it’s
one of the most amazing things you’ll ever see. It’s a guy falling off his skateboard. But wait. It was accidentally timed so perfectly that
the board misses hitting anyone by rolling between the legs of not just one, but two
people who are right in front of it! Don’t you wish life came together this perfectly
all the time? Sometimes you don’t even need to try. Something you did just somehow turns into
something awesome. You’re probably thinking, this guy’s gonna
hit that baseball in some amazing way. Nope, it’s even more impressive than that. Usually casually flinging something over your
shoulder isn’t anything to get excited about, but this baseball bat had other ideas. For some reason... and no I can’t explain
it - it bounces and lands upright on its head. That is not the way bats usually like to stand. Maybe it’s not impossible, I’m no scientist,
but it’s definitely not likely to ever happen again. Remember the water bottle challenge? Good. This is basically the same idea, but it makes
the water bottle challenge look like child’s play. And ironically, it’s also done by an actual
child, so that phrase probably needs changing. This kid attempted to flip a pencil which
somehow landed face up. That should have been impossible, there’s
no water inside a pencil that would help it land upright. In every way, this should never have worked. And yet, somehow it did. Judging by the look on his face, he also thought
he was insane to even try it, he can’t believe he got it right. But he did, and frankly he deserves an award. I’m warning you now - this is one of those
things that, even though you’re seeing it with your own two eyes, there’s no part
of your brain that can believe a human can actually do it. This is Shemika Campbell, and she can limbo
like nobody else on earth. These bars are just 12 inches high, but the
lowest limbo isn’t even the Guinness World Record she’s trying to break - she’s going
for the longest distance to limbo under 12 inch bars. She stole the record with just over 10 feet
2 inches. ‘How low can you go’, has just been taken
to the next level! I'm sure many of you out there dream of having
reflexes fast enough to stop a punch in mid-air. Maybe for most of us, it’s a little too
much to ask for. But with the right kind of training, people
can do amazing things. The balls coming out of this pitching machine
are travelling at 100mph, and the swordsman to make things a little more difficult is
just feet away. Cutting the ball in half would be impossible
for us, but not him. He moves so fast I almost don’t even have
reflexes fast enough to see it! And before you ask, he definitely did cut
the ball in half. There are records, and then there are world
records that smash the previous one’s in a way that makes you think you’ll never
see anyone beat them. This is one of those unbeatable records for
sure. Have a look at this absolutely incredible
stunt by David Wise. That’s him breaking the record for Highest
Free-Ski Air on a Hip. Sure, it looks high even to an untrained eye,
but how impossibly high was it really? He destroyed the previous record set at 36
feet 11 inches with his jump that measured an insane 46.5 feet! That’s 9.8 feet better than the previous
title holder! Well, good luck to anyone trying to better
Wise’s record, becauses it probably can’t be done. Most people who’re looking for a little
adrenaline rush turn to roller coasters. They’re just exciting and fun enough to
give thrill seekers what they’re looking for without risking too much. At least, that’s true if you’re riding
roller coasters the normal way, and not the way Dirk Auer decided to try it. Instead of doing it the safe way, he decided
to roller skate down a roller coaster, with none of the safety gear usually offered by
roller coasters. It could have gone very badly, which probably
won’t surprise you, but luckily for him it all went well as he skated into the record
books, making this impossible stunt look easy. Just because loads of people skateboard, that
doesn’t mean that doing it well is easy. It’s actually a pretty difficult sport. This stunt takes it beyond difficult though. I’ve seen people struggle with basic leapfrog
on the ground, but to attempt it on a skateboard over not one, but two people is just crazy. It seems so likely to fail that most people
would never even have thought to try it. These guys are not most people though. And they proved that; by not only attempting,
but actually executing that unbelievable stunt, with all 3 of them on skateboards. And it’s every bit as amazing as they probably
imagined it would be. Most people wouldn’t be brave enough to
launch themselves off a 24 storey high ski ramp under any circumstances. It’s dangerous at the best of times, and
even pros can and do make mistakes attempting stuff like that. Adding a spin while you’re flying through
the air makes it even more dangerous. But to do all of that backwards? Well, probably anyone would’ve said it was
impossible… until Sammy Carlson did it. Luckily, instead of it all going as badly
as people would’ve expected, he nailed it and proved to everyone watching that it was
possible, but still, I don’t think anyone else will be attempting it anytime soon. Humans weren’t designed to fly, so of course
any sport that puts us in the skies is bound to be dangerous. They require so much skill, even on just a
basic level, and so most people stay far away from them. So it’s anyone’s guess how this man is
capable of the precision landing in this clip. One minute, he’s flying through the air,
the next, he’s sitting on a bench like he’s been there all day, no big deal. How do you achieve that kind of aim and gentle
landing with a weird pair of wings strapped to you? How did he even get anywhere near the bench,
never mind actually land on it? Guess we’ll never know. There’s a reason why people love tennis. It’s because every now and again, someone
lands a shot like this one and it’s simply miraculous. Rallys always get exciting when a player moves
to the net like Pablo Cuevas did here. But this time unfortunately, he put himself
on the back foot… or did he? Anyone else would’ve definitely lost that
point, but not him. He simply pulls out a crazy backward, no-look
shot that sails past his opponent perfectly. That kind of shot would never work in most
people’s hands, but Cuevas is no ordinary man, he doesn’t need to aim to land a perfect
shot. Football is a notoriously exciting game. There’s no shortage of matches filled with
incredible moments, so for a single moment to stand out, it really has to be spectacular. Zlatan Ibrahimovic definitely managed to score
one of those goals that’ll go down in history. This goal is only one of the 4 he scored against
England in this match, but it was definitely the most incredible. Most football players never even attempt bicycle
kicks. Let alone Trying it from 35 yards away from
the goal would have resulted in nothing for most players, but he actually scores- making
this one of the most impossible kicks to actually land in the net ever. Have you ever tried skimming stones? It’s not even nearly as easy as it looks
is it? Dougie Isaacs is the Guinness World Record
holder for furthest stone skimming… actually, he’s that record holder eight times, and
his most recent attempt was actually to beat a record already set by him. It’s so calming to watch… until you realise
just how far that stone is travelling. And then it keeps going… and going. How far was that? You won’t believe this, but it travelled
400 feet. When most of us can’t skim a stone just
4 feet, 400 really is one of those incredible records that aren’t likely to be stolen
in our lifetimes… except, maybe by Isaacs again. Elevators were invented for a reason - humans
just can’t climb a building as fast on their own as an elevator can. But Polish speed climber Marcin Dzieński,
decided that he might just be faster than an elevator, and set out to prove it. His team built a special, 6-storey high climbing
wall for him, which in fact is much higher than most. Turns out, he was right. Somehow he’s actually faster than an elevator,
but the rest of us should stick to taking the elevator because there’s no way we can
do that. You don’t need to play golf to know that
large bodies of water are not your friend if they get in the way of your ball. Unless you’re Jon Rahm, then you might want
to go looking for a couple more ponds. At the Masters, he decided to take a shot
and just ignore the fact that there’s no ground between him and the hole. Now that’s a kind of risk only the very
best golfers would take. Miraculously, he managed to skip the ball
over the water as it went all the way into a hole in one! There are so many things going on here, that
should’ve never been possible.
