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Jay Stevens is the world’s first paraplegic ultramarathon walker and keynote speaker. After a helicopter crash left him paralysed, Jay rebuilt his body over several years: walking to Everest Base Camp without a wheelchair in 2023, then becoming the first paraplegic in history to finish a full-course ultramarathon at the 78km Bondi to Manly in 2025.
He speaks on consistency, ownership, and performance when conditions don’t improve.
Jay continues to train for future world-first challenges.
Television, print, digital, and radio. A selection of Jay’s most significant media appearances.
After being paralysed in a helicopter crash, Jay Stevens defied expectations by becoming the first paraplegic to walk to Mount Everest Base Camp without a wheelchair.
A life-changing accident left Jay Stevens paralysed, but his determination carried him all the way to Mount Everest Base Camp in an extraordinary feat of resilience.
Five years after a helicopter crash left him paralysed, Jay Stevens is proving the impossible possible as he sets his sights on the world’s highest peak.
A remarkable feat of resilience has seen Sydney father Jay Stevens become the first paraplegic to reach Mount Everest Base Camp unaided by a wheelchair.
Australian paraplegic Jay Stevens has achieved the impossible, becoming the first person in his condition to reach Everest Base Camp without a wheelchair.
A Northern Beaches father has made history by becoming the first paraplegic to complete the full Bondi to Manly Ultra-Marathon, proving that determination knows no limits.
Interviews, profile pieces, podcast appearances, documentary requests, Jay personally reviews every press enquiry and replies within 48 hours.