Heaviest World Records  

Clint Poore bench pressed a barbell weighing 425 pounds. Clint's body weight at the time of the attempt was 210 pounds. NOTE: Weightlifting with extreme weight should not be attempted without proper precautions.

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

52-year-old Mrremarkableman Jones balanced a 210-kilogram weight with an Olympic bar on his head for 10 seconds.

Ryan Stock pulled a vehicle weighing 3,740 pounds using a swallowed sword. The attempt was part of Discovery Channel's Guinea Pig. NOTE: This attempt is extremely dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

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

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

Ryan Stock lifted 55 pounds of weight using his earrings. He set the record to celebrate RecordSetter World Record Day. #WorldRecordDay2012

Muhammad Rashid held 50 bricks weighing a total of 151 kilograms on his head. His friend hammered the bricks while they rested on his head.

Andy Romo has a bag of trash in his dorm room weighing 7.0 pounds.

Gold Member juggled two items weighing a total of 10 pounds in one hand while balancing on one leg.

Greg Cochran pulled a 5,420 pound Ford pickup truck loaded with 580 pounds of cargo a distance of 50 feet. He performed this feat 17 times over the course of one hour, a new world record.

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

Art Hoffman lifted his dog Chenji, who weighs 69.4 pounds during a stop on the RecordSetter book tour.

Woutur Bosch constructed a functioning tricycle weighing 350 kilograms (771 pounds).

Kapil Gehlot used his teeth to pull a vehicle weighing 740 kilograms while wearing roller skates.

Library page Mary Baker shelved a book weighing 9.6 pounds on the top shelf at the Thomas Ford Memorial Library. [#TFML01][]