Workout World Records

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Records

Belgium

Longest Supported Handstand On A Gymnastic Floor (Female)

Katrijn Van Aken

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

Canada

Longest Time Planking By An Eight -Year-Old

Seb

Seb planked for two hours, seven minutes, 59.13 seconds. He is eight years old.

United States

Longest Time To Keep A Pull-Up Position On A Pull-Up Bar

Alicia Weber

Alicia Weber kept a pull-up position on a pull-up bar for one minute, 38.90 seconds.

United States

Most "Running In Place" Steps Taken In 10 Seconds

Jeffrey Lennon

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.

United States

Most "Running In Place" Steps Taken In 30 Seconds By A Senior Citizen

Jeffrey Lennon

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.

United States

Most Consecutive Alternating Grip Pull-Ups

Alicia Weber

Alicia Weber completed 22 consecutive alternating grip pull-ups.

United States

Most Consecutive Dead Stop Chin-Ups With 10% Extra Weight Held Between Feet

Alicia Weber

Alicia Weber performed 21 consecutive dead stop chin-ups with 10% extra weight held between her feet.

United States

Most Consecutive Dead Stop Pull-Ups With 10% Of Bodyweight Held Between Feet

Alicia Weber

Alicia Weber performed 22 consecutive dead stop pull-ups with 10% of her bodyweight held between her feet.

Philippines

Most Consecutive Full Marathons Ran

Carlos Buenaventura

Carlos Buenaventura ran full marathons (42.195 km.) daily from September 3, 2022 to May 22, 2024, a total of 628 days. He logged his daily mileage using his Fitbit.

Philippines

Most Consecutive Half Marathons Ran

Carlos Buenaventura

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.

United States

Most Consecutive Horizontal Deep Squat Ring Pull-Ups

Alicia Weber

Alicia Weber completed 55 consecutive horizontal deep squat ring pull-ups.

United States

Most Consecutive Reps Of Double Combo Core Dip

Alicia Weber

Alicia Weber completed 48 consecutive reps of Double Combo Core Dip.

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Most Consecutive Spins On An Oblique Workout Machine

Jeanice Utley

Jeanice Utley performed 10 consecutive spins on an oblique workout machine.

United States

Most Consecutive Thick Grip Commando Pull-Ups

Alicia Weber

Alicia Weber completed 24 thick grip commando pull-ups.

United States

Most Consecutive Thick Grip L-Commando Pull-Ups

Alicia Weber

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

Philippines

Most Consecutive Ultramarathons Ran

Carlos Buenaventura

Carlos Buenaventura ran ultramarathons (over 42.195 km) daily from September 3, 2022 to May 15, 2024, a total of 620 days. He logged his daily mileage using his Fitbit. Carlos also currently holds the record for Most Consecutive Half Marathons Ran.

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