Weight Lifting World Records  

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

William Cannon completed seven strokes stationary rowing while holding a 57-pound Z-bell above his head with his right hand.

Randy Richey of Omega Force Strength Team squatted 25 people in a single lift. He set the record during the Kentucky Foothills Camp Meeting in Albany, Kentucky.

William Cannon took 22 steps on a seven-inch high stepper while carrying a 216-pound barbell on his shoulders. His body weight during the attempt was 190 pounds.

William Cannon completed 22 strokes stationary rowing while carrying a 74-pound Z-bell on his shoulders.

Thommy Ohlund completed 62 front head presses with 120 pounds of weight.

William Cannon took five steps on a seven-inch high stepper while carrying a 300-pound barbell on his shoulders. His body weight during the attempt was 190 pounds.

Thommy Ohlund performed seated alternating dumbbell curls using two 40-kilogram dumbbells. He is 52 years old.

Thommy Ohlund performed a 7.58 second forward hold using two 15-kilogram weight plates.

William Cannon took 26 steps on a 23-inch high stepper while carrying a 60-pound Z-bell on his shoulders. His body weight during the attempt was 190 pounds.

William Cannon took 50 steps on a seven-inch high stepper while carrying a 142-pound barbell on his shoulders. His body weight during the attempt was 190 pounds.

Thommy Ohlund performed 23 consecutive 70-pound dumbbell presses using his left arm.

William Cannon took 12 steps on a seven-inch high stepper while carrying a 240-pound barbell on his shoulders. His body weight during the attempt was 190 pounds.

Thommy Ohlund performed a barbell curl with a reverse grip using a 60-kilogram barbell. He is 52 years old.

William Cannon took 50 steps on a 19.5-inch high stepper while carrying a 73-pound Z-bell on his shoulders. His body weight during the attempt was 190 pounds.

Thommy Ohlund performed a strict barbell curl halfway hold for one minute, 10.93 seconds using a 100-pound barbell.