Most of the athletes who said yes to the Enhanced Games were referred by other athletes who had already said yes.
This is one of the things Rick Adams tells you that almost no one in the wider coverage of the games has bothered to mention. More than half of the 40-plus athletes preparing to…
Several weeks out from the inaugural Enhanced Games, in a five-star longevity resort on the outskirts of Abu Dhabi, fifty elite athletes are doing something almost no professional in their disciplines has ever done. They are training without worrying about money. They are eating without worrying about cost. They are recovering with access to medical…
If you had to design the person you'd want on your side if you were an athlete about to walk into the most scrutinised sporting arenas of the modern era, you'd probably end up with someone who looked a lot like Rick Adams.
Six Olympic Games. Fourteen years inside the American Olympic machine. Former Chief…
Five and a half weeks out from the inaugural Enhanced Games, world records are already being broken. Earlier this month Chilean weightlifter Arley Méndez Pérez snatched 182kg in training at 88kg bodyweight, 5kg heavier than the current official world record. That follows Greek Olympic swimmer Kristian Gkolomeev, who last year eclipsed the standing 50m freestyle…
Enhanced, the company behind the Enhanced Games, has launched an online personalised performance medicine and supplement platform and said it plans to expand further into peptides. The initial rollout includes proprietary supplement blends, hormone replacement therapy for men and women, and other longevity-focused protocols.
That matters because this is not just a product extension. It…
Enhanced Games co-founder Christian Angermayer believes the future of sport lies in radical transparency - and pharmaceutical enhancement. Aron D’Souza, the Oxford-educated lawyer and entrepreneur turned mastermind behind the Games, sees openness as something closer to a moral obligation. Together, they’ve become the architects of a sporting revolution: a new global competition where performance-enhancing drugs…
In the summer of 1854, London found itself in the grip of a cholera outbreak. Dr John Snow, a British physician now widely regarded as the father of modern epidemiology, rejected popular theories of the day and suggested that the disease was spreading through water, not air. He even identified a Soho water pump as…



