“She must be a mom.”

Sometimes it appears like there’s a Guinness World Record for every part. Apparently, even operating barefoot throughout Legos—a file a New Zealand mother simply claimed as her personal.

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Gabrielle Wall got down to show her distinctive abilities again in January, setting a file of doing a 100-meter dash over Legos in simply 24.75 seconds in Christchurch. A video of her record-setting run solely lately went viral after it was shared on the official Guinness World Records social media accounts.

“I am proud to have pushed myself to new limits,” she informed Guinness.

Everyone’s making the identical Lego mother joke

Just watching the video feels painful. If you’ve ever stepped on even a kind of small bricks with out footwear on, it’s exhausting to neglect simply how a lot it hurts to have these sharp corners and connecting ridges dig into the soles of your ft.

It’s additionally in all probability one thing that a whole lot of mother and father can relate to, which led to a whole lot of people watching at residence making the identical joke.

“She must be a mom,” reads the highest touch upon Instagram.

“She just smashed the world record for running on Lego barefoot… which only proves one thing: she’s 100% a mum,” one other individual elaborated. “No Olympic training, no secret coaching just years of midnight bathroom trips dodging Lego landmines left by her kids. Forget steel caps, this woman’s feet are forged in the fires of motherhood.”

An spectacular(?) file

There had been, in fact, some individuals complaining that one thing like this doesn’t deserve a Guinness World Record, however others identified the explanations it’s truly fairly spectacular, and never a lot completely different from another feats that go within the e book.

There are additionally a bunch of dudes insisting the file doesn’t depend as a result of they may simply beat it. And perhaps that’s true, however till you need to put your ft the place your Legos are, this one belongs to Wall.

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