Lee Watts

Medical Specialist, Communications Expert, and Fitness Coach

Lee Watts is a highly skilled and versatile member of the expedition team, bringing a broad spectrum of expertise in medical care, communications, and physical fitness.

His diverse background ensures the team is well-prepared for any challenges they may encounter during their journey.

Role - To ensure the medical well-being and safety of the team -

 
Medical Expertise

Lee is qualified in a wide range of medical skills, making him an invaluable asset for ensuring the health and safety of the team. As a FREC4 Ambulance Technician and the owner of LWFIRSTAID4ALL, Lee is adept at handling medical emergencies and providing first aid in remote and challenging environments

Communications and Signals

Lee's proficiency in signals and communications is crucial for maintaining reliable contact with the team and external support networks. His expertise ensures that the team can communicate effectively, even in the most remote locations

Fitness and Strength Coaching

As the expedition's fitness and strength coach, Lee is responsible for preparing the team physically for the demanding conditions they will face.

Lee's extensive Military Experience in the Parachute Regiment, honed his skills in leadership, resilience, and tactical operations, making him a reliable and steady presence in high-pressure situations

Lee's mountaineering experience adds another layer of expertise to the team, ensuring they are well-equipped to navigate challenging terrains.

Volunteer and Community Involvement

Lee is also a dedicated crew member of the HM Coast Guard Clacton, a role that highlights his commitment to community service and his ability to work effectively in team environments.

Personal Attributes

Lee is known for his calm and composed demeanour, even in the face of adversity. His multifaceted skill set, combined with his military and fitness background, makes him a cornerstone of the expedition team. Lee's contributions to medical care, communications, safety and physical training are critical to the overall success and safety of the journey.