Sports World Records

Pavol Durdik completed nine straight punches in 0.97 second while holding one-kilogram dumbbells in both of his hands.

Pavol Durdik completed seven direct strokes into a punching bag in 0.53 second while holding one-kilogram dumbbells in both of his hands.

Jason F. completed ten 100-pound dumbbell hammer curls in 11.80 seconds.

Jason F. completed ten 135-pound barbell upright row exercises in 8.02 seconds.

Jason F. completed ten 500-pound squats in 12.97 seconds.

Zack G. performed 10 consecutive back flips on a trampoline in 7.00 seconds.

Alica Weber crab walked 42 feet in 5.70 seconds.

Doctors Ben Clarke and Gihan Ganeshanantham traveled across the European continent by tandem bicycling in 57 days, eight hours and 54 minutes. They started from North Cape in Norway and rode to Tarifa in Southern Spain. They rode a total of 6,918.1 kilometers (4298.7 miles). The doctors set the record to raise funds for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity, an organization dedicated to provide world-class care for cancer patients. Learn more about the feat here.

William C. cycled 0.1 kilometer in reverse in two minutes, 32.64 seconds using a stationary bike while carrying a 40-pound rucksack.

William C. cycled 0.1 kilometer in two minutes, 23.00 seconds using a stationary bike while carrying a 145-pound rucksack and a 35-pound barbell.

William C. cycled 0.2 kilometer in one minute, 48.00 seconds using a stationary bike while carrying a 100-pound rucksack.

William C. cycled 0.2 kilometer in two minutes, 40.14 seconds using a stationary bike while carrying a 145-pound rucksack.

William C. cycled 0.3 kilometer in three minutes, 1.00 second using a stationary bike while carrying a 100-pound rucksack.

William C. cycled 0.3 kilometer in three minutes, 40.95 seconds using a stationary bike while carrying a 145-pound rucksack.

William C. cycled 0.4 kilometer in five minutes, 52.00 seconds using a stationary bike while carrying a 100-pound rucksack.

Owen Rich did 10 stickhandles using a hockey stick in 1.46 seconds.