Enhanced Games

Safer Sports

Enhanced is committed to partnering with athletes to safely push the limits of human performance. Both natural and enhanced athletes will undergo comprehensive medical profiling before competing in the Enhanced Games. Medical profiles will be used to assess an athlete’s state of health, determine their eligibility to compete, and provide invaluable insights to support their health, well-being and optimise their performance journey.

MEDICAL PROFILING for
safer games

MEDICAL PROFILING for safer games

Our team of scientists and medical specialists rigorously designs the medical profiling protocols, taking into account the potential use of performance enhancements. We will personalise each athlete’s assessment based on their unique needs and the disciplines they are competing in. Medical profiling includes heart, brain, and body imaging; blood and urine biomarker sampling; musculoskeletal assessments and movement profiles; mental health and cognitive evaluations; and genomic sequencing. All of these components are designed to provide insight into an athlete’s safety and eligibility to compete, as well as the use and effects of performance enhancements.

Medical profiling includes heart, brain, and body imaging; blood and urine biomarker sampling; musculoskeletal assessments and movement profiles; mental health and cognitive evaluations; and genomic sequencing.

All of these components are designed to provide insight into an athlete’s safety and eligibility to compete, as well as the use and effects of performance enhancements.

State-of-the-art cardiac imaging and heart rhythm monitoring enables early detection of cardiovascular risk factors associated with sporting demands and misuse of enhancements.

An extensive analysis of blood and urine biomarkers will assess how the athlete’s body is handling the physical demands of training and competition, as well as the interactive effects of any performance enhancements.

Musculoskeletal imaging and movement profiling assess the structural integrity and functional performance of the athlete’s musculoskeletal system, providing insights into changes that occur during key phases of growth and tissue repair.

Genomic sequencing helps reveal if an athlete may be predisposed to inherited or environment-specific health risks.

Brain imaging and cognitive function assessments will provide the independent medical commission and the athletes with the necessary, high-quality information to make informed decisions about competition.