99-year-old Canadian swimmer Betty Brussels set three world records in her age group (100-104 years). Sportbox.ru reports this with reference to The Guardian.
At the meet in Saanich, British Columbia, she completed the 400-meter freestyle in 12 minutes, 50.3 seconds, bettering the previous record by 3 minutes, 46.5 seconds.
In the 50m backstroke, she clocked 1.24.91 seconds, almost 5 seconds faster than the previous record.
Brussels also set a new world record in the 50m breaststroke with a time of 1.56.22 seconds.
The woman said she trains twice a week despite having a pacemaker installed after a heart attack 25 years ago.
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