Milla Bizzotto used to get bullied for not being good at sports. Well, this week she just became the youngest person ever to complete an intensive NAVY SEAL-designed, 24-hour obstacle course. Not by a small margin either; there wasn’t even anyone else under 18 competing. Who’s bad at sports now, HUH BULLIES?!

Milla decided a while back that she wasn’t gonna take any s**t (okay she probably didn’t say s**t, she’s only nine) from bullies anymore. Speaking to the Miami Herald she said, “I didn’t want anyone else to go through what I did. I want to set an example and show other kids that they can do or be anything they want”.

So she started training, since then she’s completed a Spartan Race (yes that’s as epic as it sounds), a 15k and then the small feat of running 36-miles, swimming 5-miles and competing 25 obstacles in 24-hours. As for the bullies? Yeah, they don’t bother her any more.

According to her dad, who runs a gym in their hometown of Miami, Milla spends at three hours everyday training in the gym, just because she loves being there. She’s even helped launched a new “Spartan Kids” programme at the gym to help kids overcome any obstacle.

“I want to inspire a generation,” she said, “I don’t get bullied anymore. I know how to stand up for myself now. And I love what I do. I want to do it forever.” Right that’s it; we’re joining the gym, any minute now. Here’s Milla’s super-pumped training video for some inspo.