World’s Oldest Female Ninja: 71-year-old US woman receives Guinness World Record Title of Oldest Female Ninja
Virginia Lenore MacColl, who, at the age of 71, has received the title of world’s oldest female ninja by Guinness World Records. In a true testament to the saying «Age is just a number,» MacColl has shattered stereotypes and proven that determination knows no bounds.
How did Virginia Lenore MacColl start her journey?
Virginia Lenore MacColl embarked on her extraordinary journey into the world of ninja warrior competitions at the age of 66. Her inspiration came from none other than her own daughter, Jessie Graff, a renowned figure in American Ninja Warrior circles. It was Graff's encouragement that lit the spark in MacColl, motivating her to pursue a path she had never previously considered.
Before venturing into the realm of athletics and weightlifting, MacColl had no prior experience in such endeavors. She confessed that it took her some time to even acknowledge herself as an athlete. However, her commitment to the cause soon became evident as she dedicated herself to rigorous training.
How did Virginia Lenore MacColl train?
Virginia Lenore MacColl's training regimen is nothing short of inspiring. At 71 years of age, she commits herself to four weekly sessions that encompass cardio, strength training, and obstacle courses. Swimming, an activity she engages in two to three times a week, serves as her primary form of cardio exercise.
Among her favorite ninja moves are the exhilarating swings on rings and the challenging climbs up ropes. She acknowledges that certain techniques, like the salmon ladder and the formidable warped wall, pose significant challenges, but she tackles them with unwavering determination.
Who supported Virginia Lenore MacColl and what was her nutrition?
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