Lifting World Records  

Dan Meyer swallowed a sword and used it to lift a bucket containing five liters of water. He lifted a total of 5.14 kilograms for 5.63 seconds using the sword. He performed the feat during the Hyderabad City Fest. NOTE: Sword swallowing is dangerous, please do not attempt these records without proper training, supervision and safety precautions.

Montystar Agarawal lifted a 70 kilogram weight using just his mouth and walked 10 meters facing backwards

Michael L. performed 12 leg lifts on a gymnastics horizontal bar in 15 seconds.

Suman Singh lifted two 19-kilogram dumbbells over his head 100 times in two minutes, 9.40 seconds.

Senthilkumar D. lifted two people and a bicycle for 59.52 seconds. The total combined weight he lifted was 82 kilograms.

Jason F. performed 57 decline bench press reps using a 255-pound barbell.

Nate T. lifted his legs for one minute, 44.13 seconds while juggling three balls.

Montystar Agarawal lifted a 90 kilogram weight using just his mouth and walked 12 meters sideways.

Montystar A. lifted and held a 50-kilogram weight for three minutes, 56.09 seconds using only his teeth.

Montystar A. spun 34 times in two minutes, 17.03 seconds while lifting a 50-kilogram weight with his teeth.

Montystar Agarawal lifted a 50 kilogram weight using just his mouth and walked 97.5 meters facing backwards.

Andrew M. held two weight plates weighing a total of 20 pounds for one minute, 4.54 seconds using his index finger.

Ryan Brown lifted a total of 1,010 pounds of weight using a Hammer Strength deadlift machine.

Nat's sister lifted their mini French bulldog pet nine times in 10 seconds.

Titano Oddfellow lifted a person for one minute, 10.07 seconds using only his teeth. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional stunt man. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Manuel H. lifted a 150-kilogram (330.69 pound) stone on his shoulder.