Swim Smooth Episode 3: Interview with Dean Jackson the man / the myth / the legend behind HUUB Design
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Nov 10, 2018 In this engaging conversation, Dean Jackson, the visionary founder of HUUB Design, shares his journey from a Costa Coffee in Folkestone to creating the UK's leading wetsuit brand. He dives into the remarkable #GreatBritishSwim, recounting how Ross Edgley's epic 2,800 km challenge required multiple wetsuits. Dean also reveals how the Brownlee Brothers influenced the development of the innovative Agilis suit. With insights into tailoring wetsuit designs for individual swimmer needs, this talk is a treasure trove for swimming enthusiasts and aspiring athletes alike!
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Ross Edgley's Epic Swim Challenge
- Ross Edgley's swim around Britain was an unprecedented feat, requiring a new kind of wetsuit design to endure daily challenges.
- His huge arms and unique body shape demanded specialized suits, breaking one per day due to extreme wear and tear.
Ross Edgley Defies Naysayers
- Ross Edgley's swim broke norms despite criticism; physical and mental endurance outweighed debates about wetsuit use.
- Achievements like his redefine what is possible in open water swimming beyond traditional categories.