"I have paddleboarded over 1400 KM to get to Arklow." Adventurer's world record attempt

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"I have paddleboarded over 1400 KM to get to Arklow." Adventurer's world record attempt

We are bringing you another happy paddleboarding story after cousins were rescued off the Galway coast in August. An adventurer from Blackpool right now is paddleboarding up the Irish Sea in an attempt to be the first person in the world to stand up paddleboard around the British Isles (a geographical term). Jordan Wylie from the hit Channel 4 show 'Hunted' tells Henry McKean about his relentless and grueling endeavor, paddle boarding for 12 hours a day, taking until June 2021 to finish, in an attempt to get into the Guinness Book of World Records. Henry McKean caught up with Jordan Wylie in Arklow Marina during a break from paddleboarding. Follow Jordan on Sky News and Youtube or type in #jordanwylie or #tgbp20 to Social Media

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"I have paddleboarded over 1400 KM to get to Arklow." Adventurer's world record attempt