Kim Chambers set record for 17-hour, shark-infested Golden Gate swim

It took her 17 hours and 12 minutes to complete the notoriously cold and difficult crossing. She left late on Friday arriving at the bridge Saturday evening just after 5pm.

'I'm completely overwhelmed,' the 38-year-old Chambers said. 'It's something I've wanted for so long.'

Chambers, who did not wear a wetsuit, was followed by two boats carrying her crew and her mother who tossed her food and water.



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'It was a really tough swim,' Chambers said. 'I was pretty ill in the middle of the night. And I couldn't keep any food down and so I actually felt my swim was over because I need to feed every 30 minutes and I just couldn't take anything down.'

Before this, only four men had completed the Farallones to Golden Gate Bridge swim.

Last month, a man attempting to swim the same stretch had to abandon his attempt after encountering a Great White shark.

Chambers, who works for Adobe in communications, began swimming in 2009 to rehabilitate from an accident in which she nearly lost a leg, according to her website.She was the sixth person, and third woman, to complete the Ocean's Seven, a collection of long-distance swimming challenges, including the English Channel, Cook Strait, Strait of Gibraltar, and the North Channel.

Before this, only four men had completed the Farallones to Golden Gate Bridge swim. Chambers, who did not wear a wetsuit, was followed by two boats carrying her crew and her mother who tossed her food and water. Chambers, who did not wear a wetsuit, was followed by two boats carrying her crew and her mother who tossed her food and water. It took her 17 hours and 12 minutes to complete the notoriously cold and difficult crossing. She left late on Friday arriving at the bridge Saturday evening just after 5pm. Before this, only four men had completed the Farallones to Golden Gate Bridge swim. 'It was a really tough swim,' Chambers said. 'I was pretty ill in the middle of the night. And I couldn't keep any food down and so I actually felt my swim was over because I need to feed every 30 minutes and I just couldn't take anything down.' It took her 17 hours and 12 minutes to complete the notoriously cold and difficult crossing. She left late on Friday arriving at the bridge Saturday evening just after 5pm. 'It was a really tough swim,' Chambers said. 'I was pretty ill in the middle of the night. And I couldn't keep any food down and so I actually felt my swim was over because I need to feed every 30 minutes and I just couldn't take anything down.' 'I'm completely overwhelmed,' the 38-year-old Chambers said. 'It's something I've wanted for so long.' Before this, only four men had completed the Farallones to Golden Gate Bridge swim. Last month, a man attempting to swim the same stretch had to abandon his attempt after encountering a Great White shark. Chambers, who did not wear a wetsuit, was followed by two boats carrying her crew and her mother who tossed her food and water. Last month, a man attempting to swim the same stretch had to abandon his attempt after encountering a Great White shark. Before this, only four men had completed the Farallones to Golden Gate Bridge swim. It took her 17 hours and 12 minutes to complete the notoriously cold and difficult crossing. She left late on Friday arriving at the bridge Saturday evening just after 5pm. 'I'm completely overwhelmed,' the 38-year-old Chambers said. 'It's something I've wanted for so long.' It took her 17 hours and 12 minutes to complete the notoriously cold and difficult crossing. She left late on Friday arriving at the bridge Saturday evening just after 5pm. It took her 17 hours and 12 minutes to complete the notoriously cold and difficult crossing. She left late on Friday arriving at the bridge Saturday evening just after 5pm. Last month, a man attempting to swim the same stretch had to abandon his attempt after encountering a Great White shark. 'I'm completely overwhelmed,' the 38-year-old Chambers said. 'It's something I've wanted for so long.' Chambers, who works for Adobe in communications, began swimming in 2009 to rehabilitate from an accident in which she nearly lost a leg, according to her website.She was the sixth person, and third woman, to complete the Ocean's Seven, a collection of long-distance swimming challenges, including the English Channel, Cook Strait, Strait of Gibraltar, and the North Channel. It took her 17 hours and 12 minutes to complete the notoriously cold and difficult crossing. She left late on Friday arriving at the bridge Saturday evening just after 5pm. It took her 17 hours and 12 minutes to complete the notoriously cold and difficult crossing. She left late on Friday arriving at the bridge Saturday evening just after 5pm. Chambers, who works for Adobe in communications, began swimming in 2009 to rehabilitate from an accident in which she nearly lost a leg, according to her website.She was the sixth person, and third woman, to complete the Ocean's Seven, a collection of long-distance swimming challenges, including the English Channel, Cook Strait, Strait of Gibraltar, and the North Channel.

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