Heaviest Angle Leg Press By A Person Age 70 Or Older

United States

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Las Vegas, Nevada, United States / November 4, 2026

Mark Farhat pressed 858 pounds for eight reps on a plate-loaded 45-degree leg press at a Planet Fitness in Las Vegas, Nevada, at age 70. The set was filmed from the front corner of the machine in one continuous 25-second take: he lowers the loaded sled with his hands on the seat handles and drives it back to nearly straight legs on every rep. RecordSetter counted the reps from the video; the 858 pounds is his stated total for the plates and sled, consistent with the stacks on camera, and his date of birth was confirmed privately. That is 40 pounds more than his 818-pound set from two weeks earlier.

Tags: strength, leg press, fitness, weightlifting, heaviest, senior, angle leg press

Rules

- Setter must be 70 years old or older on the date of the attempt
- Attempt must be performed on a plate-loaded angle leg press, not a selectorized or cable machine
- The result is the total weight on the sled, plates plus the sled's own weight, and the loaded sled must stay clearly visible throughout the set
- At least one complete repetition must be performed at the stated weight
- Each repetition must lower the sled until the knees bend to about 90 degrees, then press back to nearly straight legs, with the knees in view
- Hands may hold the side handles or rest on the knees, but may not push on the knees or thighs at any point, and no one may assist the press
- Attempt must be filmed in one continuous, unedited take
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