@suckhoe_khoahoc: Bạn Muốn cải thiện trí nhớ và sinh lực không? #kẽm #bosungkem #suckhoe #xuhuong #viral

Sức Khỏe Đại Tràng
Sức Khỏe Đại Tràng
Open In TikTok:
Region: VN
Tuesday 06 October 2026 15:11:04 GMT
1018
4
0
1

Music

Download

Comments

There are no more comments for this video.
To see more videos from user @suckhoe_khoahoc, please go to the Tikwm homepage.

Other Videos

Karl Bushby: Man who set out to walk globe back in UK 28 years later A British man who set out to become the first person to circumnavigate the world on foot has arrived back on home soil for the first time in 28 years. Karl Bushby, from Hull, walked onto Shakespeare beach, south of Dover, on Monday afternoon 5 October, having swum the Channel on the final leg of his epic journey. The 57-year-old has covered more than 30,000 miles and was forced to negotiate the waters after Channel Tunnel bosses vetoed a request to access a service tunnel. He said:
Karl Bushby: Man who set out to walk globe back in UK 28 years later A British man who set out to become the first person to circumnavigate the world on foot has arrived back on home soil for the first time in 28 years. Karl Bushby, from Hull, walked onto Shakespeare beach, south of Dover, on Monday afternoon 5 October, having swum the Channel on the final leg of his epic journey. The 57-year-old has covered more than 30,000 miles and was forced to negotiate the waters after Channel Tunnel bosses vetoed a request to access a service tunnel. He said: "[It] feels good to have UK soil under my feet after all these years. "It hasn’t been easy, and that’s part of the point - proving I’m more capable than I give myself credit for. All of us can accomplish more than we will ever imagine.” A former paratrooper, Bushby was still serving when he first came up with the idea to walk the globe. He set off in November 1998, expecting the journey to take about 12 years. His self-imposed rules meant he was not allowed to use transport and could not return to the UK until he had completed the challenge. Conditions of his visas meant he could spend limited time in some countries and had to leave before returning. Man, 57, Is Back on U.K. Soil After a 28-Year Trek and Over 30,000 Mile Adventure Across the World Since 1998, British adventurer Karl Bushby has traveled through 29 countries “[It] feels good to have U.K. soil under my feet after all these years,” Karl Bushby, a 57-year-old former paratrooper, told the BBC after he successfully swam from France to Shakespeare Beach in Dover on Monday, Oct. 5. “It hasn’t been easy, and that’s part of the point; proving I’m more capable than I give myself credit for.” Adventurer Karl Bushby says he has completed a multi-day swim of the English Channel, stepping foot on UK soil after a 28-year journey. Bushby, 57, left Chile, South America, on 1 November 1998, following two self-imposed rules - not to use transport to advance and not to return home until the journey is complete. On Tuesday, he announced that he had swum from France to the UK - the final, major hurdle of his journey back to his childhood home in Hull. Bushby said: "[It] feels good to have UK soil under my feet after all these years. It hasn't been easy, and that's part of the point; proving I'm more capable than I give myself credit for He added: "All of us can accomplish more than we will ever imagine." Bushby said he swam for 20 hours over three days, making landfall at Shakespeare beach, just south of Dover, at 15:30 BST on Monday. HM Coastguard said it "liaised with French authorities and maritime sector partners to ensure safety protocols were met". Bushby's team said he was welcomed on the beach by a small gathering of friends and family, including his father, Keith Bushby, a former SAS soldier, and acclaimed filmmaker Werner Herzog, who is directing a feature-length documentary about the journey titled Walk of Life. For many years, the French have only tolerated cross channel swims departing from the UK - not from France. However, Bushby's team said permission had been sought from both French and UK authorities, and said they chose not to publicise exactly when it would take place "for safety and security reasons Mapped: British man’s incredible 28-year quest to walk around the world as he arrives back in UK He has travelled a total of 50,000km through 29 countries but it’s not over until he walks to Hull A British man who has been circumnavigating the globe on foot since 1998 is back on home soil after swimming the English Channel. Karl Bushby, from Hull, who started his epic journey in Chile 28 years ago walked onto Shakespeare beach, south of Dover on Monday afternoon 5 October #muqdisho #hargeysa #somaliland #fypシ #foryoupage @Zuhuur Puntlander @Omar Artan 🇸🇴

About