Check out the world’s bendiest woman effortlessly contort herself into the most improbable shapes.
Russian-born Zlata can twist herself like a snake into the most extreme poses imaginable - and has broken numerous world records for her flexibility.
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Zlata – real name Julia Guenthel – is set to be the star of the upcoming International Contortion Convention in Germany, where she now lives.
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Zlata, The 'World’s Bendiest Woman'
Performers, trainers and acrobats will meet in Bergisch Gladbach, near Cologne, for workshops, shows and various special events with Zlata as the main event.
Zlata, who has been contorting herself since she was four years old, is also a former gymnast.
However, after discovering how much she loved twisting herself into odd shapes, she joined an after-school circus class and has never looked back.
She said: “As soon as I started doing it I was addicted and I knew this is what I wanted to do for the rest of my life.”
Zlata is so incredibly flexible she can cram herself into a 50cm squared box.
But it wasn’t always so easy, as a child Zlata’s peers were very jealous of her extraordinary ability.
“In Russia being flexible is a very good thing to be because everyone is really into gymnastics,” she added.
“Some of the other girls didn't like how good I was.”
Zlata, who is 5’8, said she doesn’t watch what she eats to stay in such good shape, but she does have to work out rigorously every day.
She said: “Doing these poses just feels very natural to me.
“Sometimes it can get a bit uncomfortable if I have to hold a pose for a long time in photo shoots.
“But I think that's like anyone who sits down for a long time - their muscles get stiff.”
Zlater added: “I don't really diet but I have to train very hard to keep my muscles in shape and to be as flexible as possible.”