Push-ups: 10.507 reps The world record for the most number of non-stop push-ups is 10.507 by Minoru Yoshida of Japan, which was achieved in October 1980, breaking the record of 7.650 by Henry C. Marshal (USA) from 1977.

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Rules:
The palms must be at shoulder-width. The body must remain straight throughout, i.e., no bending at knees or waist. The body must be lowered until at least 90 degree-angle is attained at the elbow and the body is parralel to the ground. The body must then be raised until the arms are straight. This equals one push-up. All pushups should be made on a hard surface. This basic principle applies to all our push-up entries with minor modifications.

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