Jason Fox

Jason Fox joined the Royal Marines Commandos at 16 and served ten years after which he then passed Special Forces Selection.  Upon completion Jason then served for ten years with the Special Boat Service.  In that time he reached the rank of Sergeant and planned, led and executed operations globally.  These included hostage rescue, counter terrorism, counter insurgency and maritime counter terrorism. Also included was surveillance, body guarding and counter narcotic missions to name but a few.  Jason Fox, also known as Foxy was a trained combat swimmer, demolitions expert, SF dog handler and also a jungle survival expert.

In 2012 Jason Fox left the Special Forces and started working for a facilities management company as a project manager.  After learning all about the corporate world he then left in 2014 and went into the security industry, conducting close protection details.

In the beginning of 2015 Jason started working in the TV and film industry initially supporting production crews who were working in environmentally hostile areas such as the jungle, arctic and also the desert. It was during this time that Jason was one of the divers that found the lost treasure of Captain Kidd. This was just off the coast of Madagascar.

Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins:

In October 2015 Jason Fox also starred and designed the course on starred and designed the course on Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins, as one of the Special Force instructors, as one of the Special Force instructors, in which he put delegates through their paces. Since this Jason has been cast in a scene acting next to Brad Pitt for a film in which he also consulted on and has featured in an episode of the Gadget Show alongside Jason Bradbury.

February 2016 saw Jason take on The Atlantic. Here was an attempt to beat the world record for the fastest crossing in a rowing boast. It was 4000 miles from Portugal to Venezuela. The team consisted of Jason and four others, Mathew Bennett, Oliver Bailey, Aldo Kane and also Ross Johnson. The crossing was to take around 50 days with all the proceeds raised going to the NSPCC.

With this wealth of experience, Jason treats audiences on a regular basis in the corporate world. He transfers his skills leading and also motivating teams in pressurised environments. As an ex SAS soldier Jason covers a range of speaking topics. These include planning, leadership, emotional resilience, motivation and also touches on living with PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder). With this Jason co- founded ‘Rock 2 Recovery’. This is a charity set up to help the armed forces, veterans and their families cope with the disorder. Jason’s incredible experiences and skills can be packaged together and tailored to create the ultimate team building day ‘Break Point’. He co- founded Break Point where the team are put through challenging and gruelling Special Forces drills.