Albanian acrobat Fiona Rushiti has entered the Guinness World Records after completing 72 full 360-degree rotations in 30 seconds while suspended only by her teeth.

She set the record in Tirana on June 11, 2026. Guinness World Records has now officially confirmed it.

That is an average of about 2.4 spins every second, with her whole body hanging from a single grip.

Rushiti broke the previous record of 65 rotations, set in 2025 by a Syrian acrobat, beating it by seven spins.

The result did not come at once. On her first attempt she reached 58 rotations. She kept training and refining her technique until she reached 72, fourteen more than where she started.

According to Guinness World Records, Rushiti took on the challenge to test the limits of her physical strength and endurance.

Before the record, she had already drawn attention with a performance 450 metres above the Ionian Sea.

Her name now stands in the official world record register, alongside Albania’s.