Is She The Most Flexible Person On Earth?! 😱 ‪@annamcnulty‬

I got into contortion from doing cheerleading. I learned the basics from doing that and got into stretching. So I would say it mainly takes a lot of patience, like no one can become a contortionist overnight. She started doing little tutorials on YouTube, so it really just took off from there. Every day is a work day for Anna. It's a lifestyle that she works 24-7. My name is Anna McNulty, I'm 21 years old and I'm a contortionist. I usually wake up pretty early, like I like to get up around like 6 a.m. or so. Not because I need to, it's kind of just I'm a morning person, I don't really set an alarm, I just get up then. I usually go for a walk on the beach honestly, just to kind of start the day and then I'll like start working on things when I get back. Either I'm filming or editing most days or like planning out ideas. It's pretty rare that a day goes by that I'm not like working on content or something like that. Every day is a work day for Anna. It's a lifestyle that she works 24-7. It just started out as a fun thing, an activity, to post on Instagram and she started doing little tutorials on YouTube, so it really just took off from there. She started in you know St. John, New Brunswick, Canada on her own. She's grown it all the way to 8 million followers and it just shows you, you can do it from anywhere. So I got into contortion from doing cheerleading, so I was a flyer in cheer. I learned the basics from doing that and got into stretching and I saw contortion on social media and I wanted to learn how to do the poses I saw, so I worked my way up. She was probably about 10 years old when Anna first started doing this. Even at a young age I think she was very focused. At first she wasn't the most flexible and then she just kind of worked on it and got more flexible and realized she had a talent there and hard work and enjoying it. I started by just learning the basics like splits and a backbend and then over time I went from a split to an oversplit to like how I can do it now. So it's just like consistently stretching daily or a few times a week, like whatever fits for your schedule depending how flexible you want to get. So I would say it mainly takes a lot of patience, like no one can become a contortionist overnight, like it definitely takes time and practice. I think the main challenge for me when it comes to creating content and contortion everything is just keeping a balance between work and my social life. It's pretty hard for me to take a break and do something that's just for fun. Being healthy is definitely very important to me. I always try to make sure to eat healthy and move my body every day in some way, but I also like to go on hikes or like Pilates workouts at home sometimes and things like that. She's good on screen, you know, she's so likable and such a good personality and makes good fun videos and kudos to her. I'm proud of how she's handled all the spotlight, the stress. Some people may not be handle it as well as she has. I think the main thing that keeps me motivated is I just love what I do. It's pretty easy to stay motivated when you enjoy what you're doing. When it comes to content creation, I would say what keeps me motivated is probably my audience because they're all really supportive and giving me ideas for new videos that get me excited to make them because I want to make content they like. So I would say that's what keeps me going. Thanks so much for watching my video. If you want more videos like this one, make sure to like and subscribe.