Workout World Records

Alicia Weber completed four reps in Dragon Press Cadence Test.

Tyce C. performed a plank for 17.88 seconds while his friend is sitting on his back.

Katrijn Van Aken performed a supported handstand on a gymnastic floor for three minutes, 44.90 seconds.

Rob Peterson recorded 120,185 miles on his stationary bicycle. He set the record to raise funds for National MS Society. Read more about the feat here.

A total of 2,180 groups, consisting of 15,180 attendees from 11 countries, performed a simultaneous group workout. The attempt was organized by ViSalus to promote health and fitness and raise awareness about their Project 10 Kids Campaign.

Joseph S. performed two bar dips while carrying a 115-pound weight.

Jeffrey Lennon took 121 steps in 30 seconds performing a Running In Place workout. He set the record at the Biomechanics and Motion Analysis Laboratory at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virgninia. He is 69 years old.

Jeffrey Lennon took 50 steps in 10 seconds performing a Running In Place workout. He set the record at the Biomechanics and Motion Analysis Laboratory at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virgninia.

Alicia Weber completed 502 shoulder-width grip chin-ups in 30 seconds.

Alicia Weber completed five reps in pseudo planche perfect push-up cadence test.

Michael Drouin performed seated presses two times using a total of 375-pound weights. He is 65 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.

Alicia Weber completed 20 consecutive thick grip L-commando pull-ups.

Alicia Weber completed 24 thick grip commando pull-ups.

Alicia Weber completed 26 strict decline triangle push-ups in one minute.

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.

Carlos Buenaventura ran half marathons (21 km.) daily from February 1, 2021 to October 25, 2023, a total of 997 days. He started running to help overcome his pandemic anxiety. He logged his daily mileage using his Fitbit. Carlos dedicates this achievement to his late parents, especially to his father who passed away a few weeks before his first ultra-marathon in 2011.