A 90-year-old Colorado grandmother sets an unofficial world record by planking for over three minutes
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— At 90 years old, Marie Carpenter is known for her warm personality and her knack for making new friends at Anytime Fitness in Littleton.
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What happened
— At 90 years old, Marie Carpenter is known for her warm personality and her knack for making new friends at Anytime Fitness in Littleton.
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Common ground
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Follow-up questions
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