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Ross Edgley isn’t your average athlete. Adventurer is more apt, but this term still doesn’t quite cover it.
In 2016 he pulled a car 26.2 miles, climbed ropes equivalent to the height of Everest and completed a triathlon with a 45kg tree attached to him. His crowning achievement came in 2018 when he became the first and only person to swim around Great Britain, then in 2024 he swam 317 miles along the Yukon River in Canada to claim the longest non-stop river swim record.