Sarah Thomas: cancer survivor becomes first to swim Channel four times non-stop | 5 News

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► Two years ago, Sarah Thomas was diagnosed with breast cancer completing her treatment only last summer but as a keen open water swimmer, Sarah wanted another challenge, crossing the English Channel.
And this morning, after 54 hours, she did it. Four times. Non-stop.
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@bruer1000 4 года назад

What an amazing woman.... Total Respect!

@JoshuaMuse 4 года назад

Amazes me the will of the human mind.

@truthlifefishing1730 Год назад

The gullibility of the masses who believe this really happened is the real inspiration.

@LinusBerglund 4 года назад

She swam ~3.9km/h for 54 hours. I don't think people can appreciate how crazy that is.

@truthlifefishing1730 Год назад

It didn't happen, because it couldn't have happened. 130 miles, 54 hours. You wouldn't be sipping champagne you would be in an induced coma.

@LinusBerglund Год назад

@@truthlifefishing1730 of course it happened. Don't be a jealous arse. However, the actual distance and speed was lower, since the current made her go sideways.

@dsales2011 Год назад

@@truthlifefishing1730 from salt water?

@truthlifefishing1730 Год назад

exhaustion@@dsales2011

@dizzydaesy369 8 месяцев назад

I’m so impressed beyond imagination! My generation is inspired by nicki minaj and shallow people who push negative behavior/self deprecating behavior…which would unlikely have them in a extraordinarily high level challenge like this woman here. …now this is a true icon, a true inspiration and someone who just had me in tears for pushing the limits I had in my mind about human capabilities. This is a beyond powerful moment and should be put in the history books. Thank you for inspiring me Sarah Thomas. I cannot forget your name. Much love, Daesy x Bae Dae

@rebeccachavez4010 5 лет назад

You are amazing and so inspiring. I wish you all the best including continued recovery in good health..🙏🏼🏊‍♀️💪

@truthlifefishing1730 Год назад

Thanks for playing along Rebecca, appreciate you completely ignoring the implausible.

@laughoutloud3642 5 лет назад

You go girl, god bless you!

@Noubei 5 лет назад

@timothy wait Oh frustrated incel..

@mrcaboosevg6089 2 года назад

They say men are better at sports but Sarah has absolutely smashed all the records by such a large margin i doubt anyone will beat it anytime soon

@youtubename7819 2 года назад

Society tends to focus on specific activities men are better at as proof they are better at sports. It’s pretty well established that women naturally have better endurance and flexibility than men, but people tend to not value those things as much in our culture. Thats because those attributes favor women and don’t place men on the highest pedestal… so of course they “don’t count” as athleticism.

@AB-ft7ng 2 года назад

@@youtubename7819 Ha I was about to say, they say men are better at most things but that doesn’t make it true!

@truthlifefishing1730 Год назад

I doubt it happened.

@mstuff521 Год назад

@@truthlifefishing1730how can you say that when people were watching her swim

@truthlifefishing1730 Год назад

@@mstuff521 they were in on it. She swims across the English Channel four times NON STOP. Think about it, objectively, clearly, use logic. Even if you have no current, in a straight line the distance is 21 miles (34km) that is one way, multiply that by 4 and she just swam a minimum of 80 miles (132km). Then she sat on the beach sipping champagne. She would have been shaking, receiving medical treatment, probably taken to hospital and people who swim that distance also have hallucinations. But she seems just fine. Something is not right.

@dsales2011 Год назад

I came here after seeing Katf Williams talk about her. I never heard of this.

@babackd.6485 4 месяца назад

For all the "logical" people on this comment section who say she didn't do it, just google her other achievements in long-distance swimming and genuine world records she holds. You guys can't do something and think nobody can. She has another 168km record to shut you guys up, or inspire you if have the guts

@perakalapatiharish7034 4 года назад

Inspiring .. great ... You won the world

@PokeBoi_TJ Год назад

It's crazy the type of motivation you have when you think you don't have much time left

@unmishsurti2696 3 года назад

Historical achievement

@ozonzechibudike4293 5 лет назад

Amazing...Stunning achievement

@mohitsingh16m 3 года назад

Really she is greatttttt 👌👌👌👌

@Askarcher 5 лет назад

WOW! AMAZING!

@billyfraiser6298 4 года назад

I just watched a short video about this on another site.... 0:38 mark showed different paths than the other site.... especially the last path is WAY different.