Jason Fox

Co-Founder

Turning hardship into leadership,

one mission at a time.

Introduction

I’m Jason Fox — Foxy to my mates. I spent over two decades in the military, including 10 years in the Special Boat Service. These days, I use my experience to inspire others through adventure, storytelling, and straight-up honesty about life’s toughest battles — both on the field and in the mind.

Warrior to Survivor

At just 16, Jason Fox joined the Royal Marines and went on to serve with distinction in the UK’s elite Special Boat Service. Over the next two decades, he operated on the front lines of counter-terrorism and hostage rescue missions across the globe. But the greatest battle came after service — when he faced and overcame PTSD, transforming adversity into purpose.

Joined the Royal Marines

Commandos at age

Joined the Royal Marines Commando at age

Served in the UKSF

Took part in counter-terrorism

hostage rescue, and complex

missions globally

Retired due to PTSD — a turning

point in his life

Active Projects & Leadership

TV Presenter

Expedition Leader

Author

Motivational Speaker

Mental Health Advocate

Behind

the Mask

I left the military battling PTSD. I hit rock bottom. But I got help — and I rebuilt myself with purpose. I now speak openly about mental health because silence kills, and real strength is found in vulnerability.

Jason is the bestselling author of Battle Scars and Life Under Fire, both of which offer a raw, honest look at life inside the Special Forces — and the personal battles that follow. His writing is praised for its authenticity, emotional depth, and courage in tackling themes like PTSD, trauma, leadership, and recovery. Through his books, Jason has inspired countless readers to face their own challenges with honesty and strength, becoming a leading voice in mental health and resilience.

From the icy Arctic to the dense Amazon rainforest and the harsh deserts of Africa, Jason has led some of the world’s most challenging expeditions. These journeys test not only physical endurance but also mental strength, leadership, and the power of team dynamics. Drawing on his military training, Jason uses these expeditions as platforms for personal growth — both for himself and those who join him. His adventures are more than extreme travel; they are purposeful missions rooted in overcoming fear, reconnecting with nature, and discovering inner resilience.

As one of the original directing staff on Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins, Jason has spent over a decade putting civilian and celebrity recruits through the most grueling military-style challenges ever seen on television. His presence on the show has become iconic — known for his no-nonsense leadership, empathy, and deep psychological insights. Through the show, Jason has helped bring the values of the Special Forces — courage, integrity, and mental toughness — to a wide audience, inspiring viewers to push beyond their limits.

Jason’s story and expertise have been featured in major media outlets including the BBC, GQ, Men’s Health, and numerous high-profile podcasts and interviews. He is regularly sought after for his insights into mental resilience, elite performance, trauma recovery, and leadership under pressure. Whether sharing his story in a magazine feature or speaking candidly in a podcast, Jason brings truth, vulnerability, and sharp experience to every platform — earning respect across both military and civilian communities.

Having personally faced and overcome PTSD after decades of service, Jason has become a passionate advocate for mental health awareness. As an ambassador for Mental Health UK and other related organizations, he works tirelessly to break the stigma surrounding trauma and emotional struggles — especially among men, veterans, and first responders. His advocacy isn’t just public-facing; it’s deeply personal. He shares his own journey with honesty to encourage others to seek help, speak out, and understand that vulnerability is a strength, not a weakness.

Jason’s powerful life experiences and leadership principles have earned him invitations to speak at some of the world’s most respected stages — including NATO leadership forums and Fortune 500 corporate events. Whether addressing soldiers, executives, or students, Jason delivers talks that are honest, impactful, and deeply human. He speaks on decision-making under pressure, team dynamics, dealing with failure, and the power of purpose — always leaving his audience with practical tools and a lasting sense of inspiration.