Jack grew up in a highly driven and adventurous household, where endurance and ambition were part of daily life. His father, Brian, has ridden around the world by bike, his mother, Janette, summited Mount Everest, and his brother, Chad, is a Physique World Champion. From an early age, Jack was exposed not only to elite performance, but to the discipline and long-term commitment required to sustain it.

Behind that foundation, Jack’s early life presented significant personal challenges. Diagnosed with clinical depression and obsessive compulsive personality disorder at 13, he spent much of his adolescence navigating mental health struggles that would later shape both his resilience and his perspective. In his early twenties, he experienced a period of substance abuse and time in rehabilitation — a turning point that led him back to endurance sport, and toward a deeper understanding of performance under pressure.

With a degree in Construction Management and Economics, Jack transitioned to full-time professional sport in 2018. Since then, he has designed and delivered large-scale endurance projects across Asia, Europe, Australia, and the United States — working with brands, international bodies, and tourism organisations to build performance-driven campaigns that combine elite sport, destination storytelling, and long-form media. Alongside multiple Guinness World Records and FKTs, his projects have generated international coverage and raised more than €500,000 for mental health not-for-profits.

Outside of project work, Jack spends his time filming and editing surf films, surfing himself, and slowing down with his wife in northern Spain — maintaining the balance that underpins both his performance and the work he delivers.