Sarasota Youth Fitness Guru Breaks Guinness Record
A crowd of 278 people recently gathered at the Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota and broke the Guinness World Record for “the most people doing jumping jacks together.” The event, “Jumping Jacks For a Cure,” was sponsored in part by the American Cancer Society and Sarasota fitness guru Heather Hackett’s organization I Train Your Kids. Funds raised from the event were donated to the ACS to help the fight against breast cancer. Read the complete story.
A crowd of 278 people recently gathered at the Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota and broke the Guinness World Record for “the most people doing jumping jacks together.”
The event, “Jumping Jacks For a Cure,” was sponsored in part by the American Cancer Society and Sarasota fitness guru Heather Hackett’s organization I Train Your Kids.
Funds raised from the event were donated to the ACS to help the fight against breast cancer.
Read the complete story.
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