Heaviest World Records

Clint Poore performed an Anderson press with 325-pound weight. His body weight during the attempt was 234 pounds.

Clint P. bench pressed raw two boards weighing 495 pounds. Clint's body weight at the time of the attempt was 234 pounds.

Clint Poore performed a 660-pound giant tire deadlift. Clint's body weight during the attempt was 234 pounds.

Matt Alaeddine, who weighs 438 pounds, touched his feet to his ears. Ryan Stock served as a witness to this attempt.

Record Setter lifted an 91-kilogram (200.62 pounds) barbell while performing a squat on an Indo Board.

Michael Drouin performed a decline bench press using a barbell weight 335 pounds. He is 63 years old.

Thommy Ohlund balanced a weight plate on a bar weighing 66.1 pounds on his right thumb.

Clint Poore performed a Hackenschmidt floor press with a 450-pound weight.

Kapil Gehlot tied a rope to a Tata turbo truck weighing 9,300 kilograms wore skates and pulled it while skating.

Montystar A. used his beard to pull a vehicle weighing 3,100 kilograms (6,834.33 pounds). WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional weightlifter. We will not accept submissions from minors.

Brian J. lifted a vehicle weighing 3,640 pounds by blowing through a tube connected to a lift bag under the vehile. He set the record during Family Fun Fest hosted by Victory Christian Church in Middlefield, Connecticut.

William Neal Quackenbush pressed 1,502 pounds for five repetitions on a 45-degree plate-loaded leg press in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, on the day he turned 62. The sled is stacked with plates out to the ends of both pegs, and the set runs in one continuous take, from unracking the sled through the fifth rep and racking it again. A gym staff member totaled the load at 1,502 pounds on camera in a separate clip. Not a bad way to spend a birthday.

William Neal Quackenbush pressed 1,502 pounds for five repetitions on a 45-degree plate-loaded leg press in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, on the day he turned 62. The sled is stacked with plates out to the ends of both pegs, and the set runs in one continuous take, from unracking the sled through the fifth rep and racking it again. A gym staff member totaled the load at 1,502 pounds on camera in a separate clip. Not a bad way to spend a birthday.

Tai Star balanced a 40-pound sack of birdseed on his head while standing on a slackline on one foot.

Clint P. bench pressed a barbell weighing 515 pounds while wearing a Titan Ram. His body weight at the time of the attempt was 231 pounds.

Matt Alaeddine, who weighs in at 438 pounds, fit himself through a hula hoop. Ryan Stock served as a witness to this attempt.