This woman broke a world record by hula-hooping for 100 hours
Jenny Doan set out to break the record in marathon hula-hooping as recognized by Guinness World Records and she did so by beating the current record by 25 hours. Her accomplishment must be verified by Guinness, but once that is done, she will have officially demolished the current record of 74 hours and 54 minutes, set in 2009 by Aaron Hibbs of Columbus, Ohio. Doan, a native of western Australian, recently moved to Chicago.
View this post on Instagram SHE DID IT! @jennyonwheels has made it to 100 consecutive hours of Hula Hooping! That's a @guinnessworldrecords Buds! But it's more than just a record for her. She used the goal to raise money for Mental Health America, a nonprofit organization. She raised more than $4,000 for the cause. Read MoreAnd, no, she didn't do all hula-hooping without a break here and there. In line with Guinness rules, Doan got a five-minute break for every hour she moved.
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