Is an exfoliating mitt compulsory safety equipment? 😁

Wow... I have so many questions in my head 😳 Like: (1) You've been underway for a significant amount of time, there was very little space to rest and everybody had to do their part. What happened, if any one of you got a little sick (did this not occur at all?) or ran into an injury (like strong shoulder pain for a few days or such)? (2) You mentioned really high waves. How would laying in the cabinet work (intending to sleep), if the boat was rocking that much (and possibly throwing you from side to side)? (3) The skin on my hands is quite sensitive and I wonder: How did you cope with your hands (and bottoms) getting injured? (4) Sorry for going for a cliche, but I wonder: Would there have been significant impacts, when the one or the other team member had their time of the month? (As a male I'm in awe of your team's mindset generally and wonder, how one could keep up the fighting spirit against all other kinds of moods coming up.) Or was it just irrelevant because of the competitive effort? Sorry if my questions are asking for so many details 😅

I want to know about the bucket stories 😅

This is so funny! We actually took it to clean to algae from the bottom of the boat. I repurposed it! ✋

hahahahaha, maybe another time 😉

This is a great lesson indeed!

7 days bed ridden, check yourself

10:20 :)

Just keep swimming, as a certain blue fish once said

Yep, goose bumps

This is hard physically and… super hard mentally after watching…. Mega hard physically

This is hard physically and… super hard mentally

@@johnnybravo5962 yeah, even if I believed I had the stamina to do it, that’s no cruise. I’d be done 6 hours in.

@@mansart26 oh really? then do it yourself ffs

I crossed the Atlantic twice today before I even had my coffe

😂😂😂😂😂

Well you could do it more than once. But doubt you'd want too

I've seen a video of one man who did it by himself What is the lesson we take from that? The lesson is that take 4 women to do the job of one single man

@@rafaellima381 And how many of you would it take?

@@rafaellima381 absolute chad

@@Fabianwew He couldn't

Good on you Ben

Hi Ben, thank you for your comment and I wish you all the best. I am pleased my video helped in some small way. You will find a way I am sure 💫

Thankyou it will❤️

Mate, read the book 'Out of the Forest' by Gregory Smith - it will inspire you, I promise. Ps, I'm Australian too.

Step 1: Find friends that can get you high end corporate sponsorship.

wow i love this

At least the captain had the intention 😂

People will try to leave New Jersey by any means possible.

You see, their mistake was using a modified lifeboat. If it didn't look like a lifeboat, it would have probably been easier to convince the captain that they weren't stranded survivors

Thanks God they were 2 men If they were two women we would have a 40minutes video about atlántic crossing in which 35 minutes is about menspreading and feminazi shit

This exact moment touched me deeply!

It's easy to miss the forest for the trees. You're right. I think it's down to how intangible it is. It's harder to notice positive changes like that than negative ones. And our brains evolutionarily are built to remember negative events more clearly than positive ones. It's better from a survival perspective to remember something that makes you feel bad. But as long as we're aware of it, and vigilant about being aware of it, we can get around it.

Yes, headwinds suck for any long distance activity.

Same here.

Same here. Great to hear that I was not only one :D What a wonderful trip and thank you for making and sharing this video to everyone.

🤐 it Leo

it is just the music

Hey, that first night on a soft mattress and pillows, with a glorious duvet was incredible! except I woke up every 2-3 hours, mostly sleep walking, looking for the boat controls, nav, and the rowing deck 😂 It was very disorientating.

I bet the first real shower felt amazing too!

I wonder how could they sleep at all there

Get assessed for ADHD. You might have it. Untreated ADHD is pretty catastrophic

Stefan, you absolute legend! Thanks for watching this and for your awesome feedback. I really appreciate it 🙏🏼

Really? Before watching this video you seriously didn’t think 4 people manually rowing 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean wouldn’t be hard? That would be on my list of hardest things you can possibly do as a human being, up there with being an astronaut or walking across a desert with minimal supplies and the people like these women for example that can endure crazy circumstances and as she said “just get on with it” need to be celebrated.

3000 miles in the Atlantique Ocean. I don't know but I do not need a video to imagine how difficult it might be...

Have you ever rowed before? Of course this is a challenge mentally and physically. Comments like these seem like free brownie points more than anything. Wait wait, let me find a Tour De France biker and tell them how before I watched them ride, I didn't think a 2200 mile road bike ride through the French Alps was very difficult. But now I know it's both physically AND mentally exhausting! Wow, I'm such a stud for noticing that right?!

@@Scolecite Your petty comment says much more about you than the person you criticized.

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Yeah, like right now. I just need to get on with sitting on my rowing machine for 10,000 meters. I think that will seem easy today, compared to 3000 miles! I guess I need to remember that phrase.

I hope you are able to work through it and have a support system. Depression is harder for men, because we are usually alone in our struggles with it. You need to talk bro, let me know. Been there.

@@jhogan1960 thank you. I do have a good support network around me, and work have paid for a counsellor who is really helping.

@@joshlete a lot of different factors. I would probably classify most as relating to bereavement of one kind or another. I lost two relatives, changed jobs, moved house, my cats died, all in a very close period. On top of that, working throughout Covid while trying to find alternative ways of delivering services, and dealing with the high number of funerals without being able to do the human contact that usually helps was very hard. Dealing with rules that changed so frequently. All that together put me in a very vulnerable position emotionally, I think, and then it doesn’t take much to tip over.

@@joshlete thank you for your messages and engagement. I am spiritual, in fact I’m a vicar, so the prayers are very much appreciated.

Hello David, I am pleased you saw the video. I am also grateful for your comment and I hope you are finding a way out of your depression. I send you my best wishes 💫

Tik Tok children, THIS is a "challenge"! Please stop saying drinking a whole pepsi is hard.

@@tvdinner325 chronically online

That statement doesn't mean much nowadays tbh lol. I'm in the Navy and 99.9% of people around me are just as unfit and fat as your average American anyways. Modern day military is ran no different than your average civilian cutthroat big corpo. Being in the military doesn't put you ahead in terms of mental or physical prowess. People can do amazing shit no matter the background

Prior Service, and uh, yeah. I agree. These ladies are badass.

Air Force?

@@charles9571 Army, Combat Engineer.

Warriors aren’t in the army

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hero?no way! thats a hobby not heroism!

i better make a dog a hero whens saving lives during calamity than this people….

Wow! You have a very low bar set for what constitutes being a hero.

Crying lmao. Get a grip

65 is the moment in life where one should ask himself "what will happen after i die". Find The One and Only God in this life before its too late

@@Mohamed-sh8fx I didn't have to find God -- he found me at 5 years old and captured my heart again at 26, leading me to serve him with my life. The Lord Jesus Christ is THE Way, the Truth, and the Light, no-one comes to the Father except through him. All other pretenders stand condemned; he alone has risen from the dead, he alone can grant life from death for others who believe in him and his resurrection. Many, many Muslims have discovered this truth, some at the cost of their lives for their understanding of this truth. Don't leave such things to 65 -- what if you die at 64 and are judged? What if you die at 25? Are you in the book of life that Jesus controls? If so, what makes you think so? What your parents believed can't help you; you will stand before the King of all mankind to give an account of your own life, not theirs. These are the questions to ask as a youngster, not just as an elder set in their ways; again, for many that's simply too late. P.S. I am 50 lbs lighter than at 65 and I only just turned 66. I am fighting hard to discharge my God-given duties in this phase of life, to be as fully healthy and energetic as I can be by my own efforts and believe God for the power to do so, which he provides. This video greatly encouraged me in this effort. To finish the race, to receive a "well done, my good and faithful servant!" from my teacher and Lord. And no-one has to die for it; all aspects voluntary. Love wins.

@@paulpvhl1930 And when Allâh said, `O Jesus, son of Mary! did you say to the people, "Take me and my mother for two gods beside Allâh?"' He (-Jesus) replied, `Glory to You! it was not possible and proper for me to say thing to which I had no right. If I had said, You would indeed have known it, (for) You know all that is in my mind but I do not know what is in Yours. It is You alone Who truly know all things unseen. I never told them anything except what You ordered me to say: “Worship Allah-my Lord and your Lord!” And I was witness over them as long as I remained among them. But when You took me,1 You were the Witness over them-and You are a Witness over all things. If You punish them, they belong to You after all.1 But if You forgive them, You are surely the Almighty, All-Wise.”

Qur'an Surah Al Maidah, verses 116-117-118

@@Mohamed-sh8fx Go your way, old son. The ramblings of your desert "prophet", used by him to raise up an army to destroy armies of mostly fake "christians" are of little interest to me except as a lifelong student of cults (you know you belong to a cult, right, based on old Arab moon-god myths, heavily salted with misunderstood or false RC teaching; right?) Besides, a) I've read all your Qur'an, including latest research into why they changed 'raisins' into 'virgins' when speaking of heavenly rewards -- either way a disgusting concept in spiritual terms -- and, b) your supposed angel 'Gabriel' (a slanderous attack by the Roman Catholic trained Mohammed on the real Gabriel, though perhaps he met a lying demon), tells a COMPLETELY different story from the actually inspired scriptures' Gabriel does, one that does NOT agree with millennia of recorded prophecy from the one true God, unlike Jesus and his teachings. (Much of the Surahs contain badly rephrased teachings from the New Testament; repeating them badly over 500 years after Jesus' teachings were recorded is NO proof of inspiration; quite the opposite.) I sat down on a British train while visiting England about 20 years ago facing a Muslim scholar. I had been delayed by hours to be forced into this particular train. The Holy Spirit said, "Sit in front of this man and listen to what he tells you." So I did. He travelled England teaching the highest leaders, the teacher said. He was very surprised that I, a by-faith Christian minister, should show such interest in his beliefs, and he talked increasingly freely and excitedly for the whole journey (I in no way doubt his sincerity, nor his deep desire to serve a God he did not yet know). MARK THIS: everything he told me about the coming times and the rise of the returning Son of God as judge, introduced by their great prophet ("Oh, yes, we believe in Jesus as returning judge, though it was Simon who was crucified while Jesus ran away [an antichrist statement], we just don't talk about it openly!"), all he said about how the Muslims and Hindus would react ("Buddhists? Oh, they're just another form of Hinduism"!), matched EXACTLY what the scriptures state about the coming False Prophet and Antichrist. EXACTLY. I say again, you belong to a cult and my interest in humouring you further is now exhausted. This is my comment; write your propaganda in your own comment.

I am pleased you liked it Chloe 🙏🏼 I am sorry to have made you cry.

Thank you so much Paulo, I am so pleased you liked it 🙏🏼

Agree! I clicked expecting to hear about the race and see how it was done, ended up getting (so much more importantly) amazing life motivation!

Hi Hiro, thanks for your comment, the bit about the moon did make me smile 😃

Like literally with vocal fry. literally literally

I don't think that they have balls, if you catch my drift.

@@92kosta omg man wash ur mouth with some soap🤣

The literally rowed across an ocean, not a continent. The word "literal" literally has a meaning.

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Beautifully said!

Hey Werner, the chat ended before I could thank you for your ‘thanks’ - I really appreciate it! My very first support of a video, a big day 🙏

@aldgarbelamy7012 wait why are you surprised that you watched the full video? It's a fascinating feat to witness

GPO Grace und GPO Emerald

I love your comment but these are not really girls :) It's adult women above 30