Three-time breast cancer survivor to cycle 100 miles with 85-year-old Dad

A three-time breast cancer survivor who will cycle 100 miles today with her father, a Royal Navy veteran, says she ‘gets her endurance capabilities from her dad’. 👏

However, she has not let that stop her and at the start of her second round of chemotherapy treatment Mrs Kippax took part in the 2021 London Marathon with her husband.

‘It was my slowest marathon ever in four hours, 59 minutes and 48 seconds, but a finish is a finish and I have the medal.’ Mr Hygate said: ‘If you look at it, any form of endurance exercise is very, very good for rehabilitation.’ ‘It’s how I got to ride in Japan, Hong Kong and the Philippines. We were stationed in the far east for the best part of three years,’ he said.

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