In 2017, Eyers became the first person with an amputation to win the Mr. England beauty pageant. He has walked in fashion shows, including New York and London fashion weeks. His title as Mr. England allowed him to challenge perceptions of disability.

Eyers debuted for Great Britain in 2018. His most memorable achievement came in 2021 when he won gold in the men's VL3 event at the World Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Injuries and Recovery

In early 2023, Eyers sustained an injury to his right hand, requiring about two months for recovery. Despite this setback, he continued to train and compete at a high level.

Influences and Rituals

Eyers cites actor and stuntperson Louie Brownsell as a significant influence. He also has a unique pre-race ritual of eating jelly babies before competing.

Philosophy and Ambitions

Eyers believes that reaching the level of a role model one looks up to is a measure of success. His current ambition is to compete at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris.

Other Activities

Eyers has worked as a personal trainer through his business, Jack Eyers Online Coaching. He has also appeared on 'Ninja Warrior UK' and served as an ambassador for the charity LimbPower.

London 2012 Opening Ceremony

Eyers performed as a stuntperson during the opening ceremony of the 2012 Paralympic Games in London. This experience motivated him to pursue a career in elite Para sport.

Hobbies and Interests

Outside of his professional life, Eyers enjoys diving and spearfishing. He has shared his experiences on 'The Spearo Hangout Podcast'.

Coaching and Club Affiliation

Eyers trains under coach Hannah Brown from Great Britain and is affiliated with the Bournemouth Outrigger Canoe Club in England.

Eyers' journey from a multi-sport athlete to a successful model and personal trainer showcases his versatility and determination. His story continues to inspire many as he aims for new heights at the upcoming Paralympic Games.