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Man Does 3,264 Pushups in 1 Hour to Break World Record
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By March 7, 2023 6:03 am

A 60-year-old Florida man set a Guinness World Record when he completed 3,264 pushups in 1 hour.

Rob Stirling said he decided to take on the Guinness World Record for most pushups in 1 hour (male) after learning that Australian Daniel Scali set the total at 3,182 in April 2022.

Stirling said he had already unofficially broken the record during a conference in Miami, so he decided to make an official attempt, setting his personal goal at 3,200.
He ended up beating his own goal with 3,264 pushups in the allotted time. Video from his successful attempt is now being submitted to Guinness World Records for official verification.

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