The Enhanced Games aim to deliver the safest sporting event in history by setting a new industry gold standard for health assessments.
In order to assess health risks, and give athletes an informed picture of their health, we are introducing a mandated state of the art pre-competition full-system medical screening assessment, which will help monitor cardiac risks, and other key health markers.
All athletes competing in the Enhanced Games will be paid, with those who set new enhanced world records eligible for million-dollar prizes.
The first athletes to set new world records for the 100m Sprint and the 50m Freestyle will receive one million dollars (USD $1,000,000).
More prize categories will be announced over the coming months.
We believe that science and technology are fair advantages when used safely.
Our commitment is to create a transparent and scientifically guided environment where athletes can achieve their best performances under safe conditions, by using select performance enhancements under clinical supervision.
Backed by some of the world's most successful investors and leading venture capital firms, we are able to self-fund the running of the Enhanced Games.
This means that, unlike the Olympics and other international sporting events, we don’t need taxpayer funding to host our Games.
The first Enhanced Games are scheduled for the second half of 2025. We are in the process of negotiating with host cities and will announce the dates and location this summer.
Building the future of sport takes time, and we want to make sure we get it right.
