• Lori Keeton broke her own record by finishing her attempt after 14 hours and 48 minutes.
• She had intended to try wakeboarding for 24 hours, but she gave up early owing to unanticipated difficulties.
• A nonprofit organisation called Wake For Warriors, which teaches water sports to veterans, benefited financially.

Wakeboarding for almost 15 hours set a new world record for an Indiana woman.

When she began wakeboarding on Wednesday afternoon at Raccoon Lake in Rockville, Lori Keeton, who in 2021 achieved the world record by wakeboarding for 8 hours nonstop, broke her own record by finishing her attempt after 14 hours and 48 minutes.

Keeton had intended to try wakeboarding for 24 hours, but she gave up early owing to unanticipated difficulties including chilly temperatures and dehydration.

A nonprofit organisation called Wake For Warriors, which teaches water sports to veterans, benefited financially from the record attempt.

Take a look at the video below:

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