VIDEO: Girl Breaks World Record for Limbo AGAIN! See What She Can Do!

It’s not easy to do the limbo, if we’re talking about a professional level of course. Everyone can bend a little and do it at a nice party, but in order to be really good at it you have to practice a lot. You don’t just wake up and can suddenly fit anywhere and bend over backwards like it’s nothing.

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Indeed, Shemika Charles hasn’t become the best woman in the world at limbo just out of nowhere. She has actually been practicing for six hours every day. Now that’s commitment. Would you be able to work so hard to get yourself in the Guinness Book of World Records? Probably not, but this is why some people end up in the book, while most of us only get to buy it.

According to thesun.co.uk, a wickedly limber limbo dancer has been filmed bending over backwards to get a round in by carrying a tray of drinks under a car.

Shemika Charles has become viral sensation after flexing her flexible talent muscles online in truly unbelievable videos.

In order to add some perspective Shemika stands next to the car before beginning her limbo. After this is the moment a wickedly limber limbo dancer shimmies under a car.

Shemika Charles has become an internet sensation for her fortitude in the flexibility department.

Astonishingly “The Limbo Queen” has the ability to carry a drinks tray underneath a 4×4, crouching down just inches off the ground.

Clad in a crimson catsuit Shemika shimmies beneath the motor without spilling a drop of her precious cargo of two beverage trays.

More than 25 million people have so far watched the video of native Trinidadian showing off her impressive skills.

Now a resident of Buffalo, New York, the 24-year-old holds the world record for the lowest limbo at a staggeringly low 8.5 inches from the floor, even lower than a wine bottle.

Astoundingly she manages to carry the drinks trays beneath the motor without dripping a drop.

Shemika holds the world record for limbo dancing managing to get down to a tiny 8.5 inches of the ground.

The bendy beauty has flirted with fame before with performances on America’s Got Talent and appearing on the Ellen Degeneres Show.

22-year-old Shemika first landed a spot in the Guinness World Records book in 2010 when she was able to limbo down to an unbelievable eight and a half inches, that’s the size of a bottle of bear. But this next achievement takes everything to the very next level.

The flexibility runs in her family, as her mother also used to be a limbo dancer when she lived in Trinidad and Tobago, but she was forced to give up on her passion because of an injury.

At the moment, Shemika is on tour in the U.S with her family. Every single week she has to see her chiropractor to make sure that everything is fine and that she is in the best shape possible.