Kiko Matthews
KIKO: How to break the Atlantic rowing record after brain surgery
KIKO: How to break the Atlantic rowing record after brain surgery
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In February 2018, Kiko Matthews rowed solo and unsupported, 3000 miles across the Atlantic in a world record time of 49 days, 10 hours, and 13 minutes. She had never rowed before and set herself goals after brain surgery.
Format: Hardback
Length: 134 pages
Publication date: 29 October 2018
Publisher: Polperro Heritage Press
In February 2018, Kiko Matthews embarked on an extraordinary journey, rowing solo and unsupported across the Atlantic Ocean. Her remarkable feat not only added her name to the select group of women who had successfully accomplished this daunting challenge but also set a new world record. With an impressive time of 49 days, 10 hours, and 13 minutes, she surpassed the previous record by more than five days. What makes Matthews' achievement even more remarkable is that she had never rowed before deciding on this extraordinary adventure. However, her journey was fueled by a determination that emerged after she underwent brain surgery following a rare and life-threatening diagnosis. Through her book, Matthews vividly recounts her epic voyage, sharing the motivations that drove her to push her mental and physical boundaries to their utmost limits.
Weight: 676g
Dimension: 191 x 245 x 16 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780995736825
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