It’s Guinness World Record Time: Teen Catches Tennis Ball That Dropped 469.5 Feet

The Guinness World Records are a monument to human potential and the seemingly infinite possibilities of human success in a world of remarkable feats and extraordinary achievements.

These records constantly push the boundaries of what we thought was possible, from the tallest human being to the longest fingernails.

A recent addition to this renowned list is a spectacular feat by a teenager who successfully caught a tennis ball dropped from a dizzying height of 469.5 feet.

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Who is the man who broke the world record?

This is a Guinness World Record moment when a teenager catches a tennis ball that fell 469.5 feet
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Cameron Heinig, 18, is the teenager who broke the Guinness World Record.

What did you do to break the world record?

New record: Greatest catch of a tennis ball: 143.11 meters, by Cameron Heinig (USA) 🎾 pic.twitter.com/6qihv1Wr5D

– Guinness World Records (@GWR) October 20, 2023

To catch a tennis ball dropped by a drone flying 469.5 feet above him, an 18-year-old broke the Guinness World Record. According to Cameron Heinig, he and his friend Julian, a drone pilot, trained for two summers to break the record for the biggest tennis ball catch.

Heinig admitted to Guinness World Records that he “didn’t even come close” to catching the ball the first summer, but said he improved the following year after practicing with a baseball mitt.

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This is a Guinness World Record moment when a teenager catches a tennis ball that fell 469.5 feet
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When his attempts with gloves were regularly successful, he attempted to catch the ball with his bare hands.

“I was a little worried that it would hurt, but I thought it was worth it for a Guinness World Records title,” he said.

Heinig’s formal attempt had to be postponed because the drone had to be modified to include a reflector after a surveyor hired to measure its height determined it was too small. Heinig caught the ball on his third down on the day of his official down.

According to the surveyor, it was dropped from a height of 469.5 feet, 75.4 feet higher than the previous record.

When did you break the record?

Heinig broke the record on August 16 and 23.

Where is the man from?

This is a Guinness World Record moment when a teenager catches a tennis ball that fell 469.5 feet
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The man is from New York and broke the record in Almond, New York, United States.

How did you break the previous record?

Cameron Heinig (USA) made the record catch of the tennis ball in Almond, New York, measuring 143.11 m (469 ft 6.2 in). Guinness World Records has long been a favorite of Cameron, who finds inspiration in records set by successful people.

He tried it using a drone that dropped the ball from a 3D printed device.

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