The following records were established during USBA/WBA sanctioned or recognized
events, by USBA/WBA members, during actual competition. These records are up to
date according to our documentation. If you feel that any of these records are
in error or should be updated please
contact the USBA.
Most Concrete Patio Blocks Broken by Hand
Men:
- Heavyweight- Gary Reho and Zachary Tepe- 8 blocks- Orlando, FL (US Open World
Martial Arts Championships) - July 1, 2006. John Doyle- 8 blocks- Columbus, OH
(Arnold Martial Arts Festival) - March 1, 2008.
- Larry Fields- 8 blocks- Columbus, OH (Arnold Martial Arts Festival) - March 6,
2005
- Lightweight- Fernando Camereno- 8 blocks- Columbus, OH (Arnold Martial Arts
Festival) - March 4, 2006
Women:
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- Alis de Gracia- 1 block- Yauco, Puerto Rico (Puerto Rico 1st Tae Kwon Do
Alliance Championships)- August 26 2006
- Vivian Templeton- 1 block- Orlando, FL
(US Open World Martial Arts Championships) - July 6, 2007
Recognized by the US Breaking Association/World Breaking Association.
Description :
- 2”x8”x16” cement patio slabs (cap blocks),
- 1 station,
- 1 strike,
- carpenter pencil spacers.
Most Concrete Patio Blocks Broken by Elbow
Men:
- Heavyweight- Colin Thompson and Drew Serrano- 16 blocks- Orlando, FL (US Open
World Martial Arts Championships) - July 3, 2004
- Lighweight- Peter DeMarco- 15 blocks- Orlando, FL (US Open World Martial Arts
Championships) - July 1, 2006
Recognized by the US Breaking Association/World Breaking Association and ISKA.
Women:
- Vivian Templeton- 1 block- Orlando, FL (US Open World Martial Arts
Championships) - July 6, 2007
Recognized by the United States Breaking Association/World Breaking
Association.
Description:
- 2”x8”x16” cement patio slabs (cap blocks),
- 1 station,
- 1 strike,
- carpenter pencil spacers.
Colin Thompson
Most Concrete Patio Blocks Broken by Foot
Men:
- Heavyweight- Gary Reho- 12 blocks- Orlando, FL (US Open World Martial Arts
Championships) - July 1, 2006.
- Ronald Sullivan- 12 blocks- Columbus, OH (The Arnold Martial Arts Festival) -
March 6, 2005.
- Lightweight- Doug Job- 10 blocks- Orlando, FL (US Open World Martial Arts
Championships) - June 30, 2006.
Women:
- Karen Smith- 6 blocks- Orlando, FL (US Open World Martial Arts Championships) -
June 30, 2006.
- Mitzi Hinkle, Terry Fields, and Vivian Templeton- 6 blocks- Orlando, FL (US Open
World Martial Arts Championships) - July 6, 2007.
Recognized by the United States Breaking Association/World Breaking
Association.
Description:
- 2”x8”x16” cement patio slabs (cap blocks),
- 1 station,
- 1 strike,
- carpenter pencil spacers.
Most 1” Wood Boards Broken by Hand
Men:
- Heavyweight- Michael Reho- 15 Boards- Orlando, FL (US Open World Martial Arts
Championships) - July 6, 2007.
- Lightweight- Wesley LeWallen- 12 boards- Columbus, OH (Arnold Martial Arts
Festival)- March 1, 2008, Andrew Bleier- 12 Boards- Columbus, OH (The Arnold Martial Arts
Festival) - March 6, 2005.
Women:
- Vivian Templeton- 6 boards- Orlando, FL (US Open World Martial Arts
Championships) - July 6, 2007.
- Mari-jean Segal- 6 boards- Uncasville, CT (Mohegan Sun National Karate
Championships) - October 29, 2006.
- Karen Smith- 6 boards- Atlantic City, NJ (Atlantic City Grand Internationals) -
February 18, 2006.
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Recognized by the US Breaking Association/World Breaking Association.
Description:
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1”x10”x12” wood boards,
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1 station,
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1 strike,
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carpenter pencil spacers.
Most 1” Wood Boards Broken by Elbow
Men:
- Heavyweight- John Zurisk- 13 boards- Columbus, OH (Arnold Martial Arts
Festival)- March 1, 2008.
- Lightweight- Wesley LeWallen- 12 boards- Columbus, OH (Arnold Martial Arts
Festival)- March 1, 2008.
Women:
- Mari-jean Segal- 8 boards- Fairfield, CT (USBA/WBA North American Breaking
Championships) - June 3, 2007.
Recognized by the United States Breaking Association/World Breaking Association.
Description:
- 1”x10”x12” wood boards,
- 1 station,
- 1 strike,
- carpenter pencil spacers
Most 1” Wood Boards Broken by Feet
Men:
- Heavyweight- Clinton Murphy- 8 boards- Atlantic City, NJ (Atlantic City Grand
Internationals) - February 18, 2006.
- Lightweight- Fernando Camerano- 9 Boards- Orlando, FL (US Open World Martial
Arts Championships) - June 30, 2006.
Women:
- Alis de Gracia- 4 boards- Yauco, Puerto Rico (Puerto Rico 1st Tae Kwon Do
Alliance Championships)- August 26 2006.
- Vivian Templeton- 4 boards- Orlando, FL (US Open World Martial Arts
Championships) - July 6, 2007.
Recognized by the United States Breaking Association/World Breaking Association.
Description:
- 1”x10”x12” wood boards,
- 1 station,
- 1 strike,
- no spacers,
- held in machine.
Long Jump Board Break
- Kenneth Yates- 14 feet 5 inches- Atlantic City, NJ (The Atlantic City Grand
Internationals) - February 18, 2006.
Recognized by the US Breaking Association/World Breaking Association.
Description:
- 1/2”x10”x12” board
- short run and jump.
High Jump Board Break
- Mitt Lenix- 9 feet 4 inches- Orlando, FL (US Open World Martial Arts
Championships) - July 1, 2006.
Recognized by the US Breaking Association/World Breaking Association.
Description:
- 1/2”x10”x12” board,
- short run and jump.
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