Jane has represented England rugby in both 7’s and 15’s; she has also captained London Wasps, the British Army, and the United Kingdom Armed Forces women’s rugby teams. Off the rugby field, Jane served for 10 years in the British Army as a Royal Engineer and a Physical Training Instructor.
After leaving the Army, Jane moved out to the United Arab Emirates, where she was a personal trainer to the ruling family of Ras Al Khaimah. Following this, Jane moved to Saudi Arabia to instruct the Saudi Defense Force Academy, where she was responsible for the training of the first-ever iterations of the Saudi Female Security Defense Force.
Jane returned to the UK in 2020 to prepare for the Great Pacific Race in June 2021, as part of the Girls Who Dare team. They completed the 2400 nautical mile race in 60 days, 13 hours, and 13 minutes to raise money for three charities: “Inspiring Girls,” “Mates in Mind,” and “Harlequins Foundation.”
She now holds the title of World Record Holder for the fastest Pacific crossing for a team of three females. Returning from the ocean, Jane created “The P.I.E.C.E by Piece Peak Performance Program.”
Jane is a keynote speaker sharing the five key principles of that program that can help others to create peak performance in their lives too, regardless of age. In March 2023, she published her book “What’s Your Numb3r?” where all profits go to the MND Charity.
Jane is available to share her stories and humble approach to her achievements with your audience, which can guarantee they will be left feeling hugely inspired.
