Bench Press World Records
62 Records
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Most Consecutive Bench Presses Of A Live Cat
Michael Demore bench pressed his cat Margaret 130 consecutive times.
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Most Times Bench Pressing A 315-Pound Weight
John K. bench pressed a 315-pound barbell 17 times.
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Most Bench Presses With A Pillow In 30 Seconds
Pat bench pressed a pillow 85 times in 30 seconds.
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Most Times To Bench Press 225-Pound Weight
Clint P. bench pressed a 225-pound barbell 31 times.
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Heaviest Raw Bench Press (Athlete Under 235 Lbs.)
Clint P. bench pressed a barbell weighing 475 pounds. Clint's body weight at the time of the attempt was 230 pounds.
NOTE: Weightlifting with extreme weight should not be attempted without proper precautions.
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Most Reps Bench Pressing A 305-Pound Wooden Log
Clint P. bench pressed a 305-pound wooden log 14 times.
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Most 275-Pound Bench Press Reps By Someone Weighing Less Than 231 Pounds
Clint P. completed 20 consecutive repetitions bench pressing a 275-pound weight.
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Most Bench Presses Using A 135-Pound Weight
Clint P. bench pressed a 135-pound barbell 55 times.
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Fastest Time To Bench Press A 135-Pound Weight 50 Times
Clint P. bench pressed a 135-pound barbell 50 times in 35.90 seconds.
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Most Reps Bench Pressing A Car
Clint Poore bench pressed a car 26 times. He set the record at The Arnold Schwarzenegger Sports and Fitness Festival in Columbus, Ohio.
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Most Reps Bench Pressing A 365-Pound Barbell (Athlete Under 235 Lbs.)
Clint P. bench pressed a 365-pound barbell seven times. Clint's bodyweight during the attempt was 228 pounds.
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Most Reps Bench Pressing A 152-Pound Keg
Clint P. bench pressed a 152-pound keg 25 times.
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Most Two-Board Bench Presses Of A 315-Pound Barbell
Clint P. two-board bench pressed a 315-pound barbell 22 times.
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Most Times Bench Pressing A Person In 30 Seconds
Clint Poore bench pressed a person 57 times in 30 seconds.
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Most Toilet Paper Rolls Bench Pressed at Once
Ben Jenkins bench pressed 20 toilet paper rolls at once.
Stride’s setting 100 records in 100 days. At the end of 100 days, we’ll verify if you are the standing Record Holder. If you are, you’ll get $500 for each record you managed to hold with your guile, talent, and sheer will.
General caution and common sense required. We show the Stride Team at work, but recommend that these challenges be done at home.
Michael Demore 
John Kindlesparger 
Patrick Kearney 
Clint Poore 
Ben Jenkins