Heaviest World Records

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Records

United States

Heaviest Eight-Time Seated Press (Senior)

Michael Joseph Drouin

Michael Drouin performed seated presses eight times using a total of 320-pound weights. He is 64 years old. Michael is a Navy veteran, former bodybuilder, physically challenged with full spinal hardware and right full hip replacement. He strives to continue to work out regardless of his medical conditions.

00:44 United States

Heaviest Fire Truck Harness Pull

Omega Force

Randy Richey of The Omega Force Strength Team pulled a 36,000-pound fire truck loaded with 16,000 pounds of water a distance of over 50 feet using a harness. The weight was verified by the local Burkesville Kentucky Fire Department. NOTE: This record is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Canada

Heaviest Five-Rep Tricep Press

Stefan Popovic

Stefan Popovic loaded 354 pounds of plates onto a seated tricep press machine at a gym in Calgary, Canada, and pressed it for five full reps. The handheld video circles the machine during the set, showing the stacked plates as he drives the handles from bent elbows down to straight arms, with a short pause before the last rep. RecordSetter counted all five lockouts in the continuous clip. Not bad for a lifter who says he weighs under 185 pounds.

00:56 The Internet

Heaviest Flaming Cinder Block Suspended On Ears

Corey Ridge

Corey R. suspended a flaming 24-pound cinder block on his ears. 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 stunt man. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

00:30 United States

Heaviest Giant Log Squat

Omega Force

Randy Richey of the Omega Force Strength Team performed a 1000-pound giant wooden log squat. He set the record during the Jacksonville Festival in Scottsville, Kentucky.

00:53 United States

Heaviest Giant Tire Deadlift (Athlete Under 235 Lbs.)

Clint Poore

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

United States

Heaviest Hackenschmidt Floor Press

Clint Poore

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

00:22 Canada

Heaviest Hammer Strength Seated Row

ryan brown

Ryan Brown used a total of 1,050 pounds of weight in performing a hammer strength seated row.

00:33 Sweden

Heaviest Handle Deadlift (Junior)

Noa Ohlund

Noa O. performed a handle deadlift using two weight plates that weighs a total of 50 kilos. He is seven years old.

00:27 The Internet

Heaviest Human "Clean And Jerk"

Devin Garcia

Devin Garcia performed a clean and jerk lift of his friend Amanda, who weighs 56 kg (125 lb). Devin is currently a college track hammer thrower.

00:29 United States

Heaviest Human Arm-Over-Arm Sled Drag And Pull

Clint Poore

Clint Poore dragged and pulled a sled carrying a 297-pound person 50 feet in distance.

00:47 United States

Heaviest Human Viking Press

Omega Force

James "Tater" Cook of Omega Force Strength Team viking pressed two men weighing a combined total of 610 pounds.

01:34 Sweden

Heaviest Kettlebell Balanced On Top Of A 7-Kilogram Barbell Balanced On Foot

Thommy Ohlund

Thommy Ohlund balanced a 24-kilogram kettlebell on top of a 7-kilogram barbell on his right foot.

United States

Heaviest Lat Pulldown By A Disabled Senior

Michael Joseph Drouin

Michael Joseph Drouin of Elk Grove, California completed six lat pulldown repetitions using 430 pounds at age 67. The lift adds a senior disabled-strength category to RecordSetter’s training records, with the submitted video documenting the weight and repetitions. His form is not textbook, but the attempt shows a completed heavy lat pulldown set under the category claim.

United States

Heaviest Leg Press by a 12-Year-Old

Isaiah Tolbert

Isaiah Tolbert pressed 847 pounds on a 45-degree leg press at a gym in Snellville, Georgia, three days before he turned 13. Before the lift he shows the camera the sled's 167-pound label and the plates loaded on both sides, then lowers the sled into a deep knee bend and drives it back up to nearly straight legs in one continuous take. The total counts the plates plus the sled, as the rules require. Not a bad way to sign off on age 12.

00:58 Canada

Heaviest Man To Fit Through A Hula Hoop

Fatt-Matt-Alaeddine

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

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