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When I was wrestling and running track in high school, I could do 100 push-ups non-stop but never timed myself. I could also do 27 pull-ups in a row. Now I can do about 65 push-ups straight and about 20 pull-ups in a row.
I can't imagine anyone being able to do more than 1000 push ups in a row. Hard to believe. Anyhow, real push-ups only count if they are done with palms placed about shoulders width apart (a little more is ok) otherwise they aren't official. Anyhow, I found the records here:
WORLD RECORDS
* non-stop: 10,507; Minoru Yoshida (***), Oct 1980 DETAILS
* one year: 1,500,230; Paddy Doyle (GBR), Oct 1988 - Oct 1989
* 24 hours: 46,001; Charles Servizio (USA), 24/25 April 1993 at Hesperia
(new record claim, not yet verified: Jeffrey Warrick (USA), 46300)
* 1 hour: 3,877; Bijender Singh (IND), 20 Sept 1988 DETAILS AND NATIONAL RECORDS
* 30 minutes: 2,354; Rolf Heck (GER), 13 Nov 2000
* 10 minutes (women): 426; Renata Hamplová (TCH), Rekord-Klub SAXONIA Record Festival in Schwedt, 2 Sept 1995
* 5 minutes: 441; Giuseppe Cusano (GBR), Loftus Road Soccer Stadium at the Fulham v. Portsmouth game on 24 Nov 2003
* 3 minutes (women): 190; Renata Hamplová (TCH), Record Festival Pelhrimov 1995
Last edited by 2akuraba; 04-18-2007 at 11:52 PM.
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