Sports World Records  

Eric S. stacked seven bowling balls in a tower.

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.

A total of 15 surfers rode a wave at once. The record was set during the XSories Jalenboo Surf and Skate Contest in Hainan, China. Read more about it here.

Clint Poore bench pressed a 355-pound barbell nine times. Clint's body weight at the time of the attempt was 233 pounds.

Clint P. performed 25 bench press reps using a 250-pound barbell.

Clint Poore deadlifted a Toyota Corolla 12 times. NOTE: This record can be dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Alicia Weber performed 153 feet-together, hands-at-knee straight leg pulses.

Alicia Weber completed 175 opposite arm and leg leaping mountain climber exercises in five minutes.

Alicia Weber completed 500 consecutive reptile push-ups in 32 minutes, 33.77 seconds.

Big Bubba Dowling of The Omega Force Strength Team broke 12 flat concrete bricks with a single strike. He set the record at Highland Avenue Wesleyan Church in Covington, Kentucky. NOTE: This record is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Alicia Weber completed 45 consecutive underhand false grip inverted row push-ups.

Guillaume B. completed 50 consecutive one-armed clapping push-ups wearing a boxing glove.

Tai Star balanced a tennis racket on the tip of one finger for 59 minutes, 9.00 seconds.

Mark Vetter scored 280 points in a single game of ten-pin bowling, releasing all the balls between his legs.

Martin Tuson performed 161 BMX front hops. He is 48 years old.

Mariam M. performed 28 consecutive four-finger push-ups.