Enhanced Games CEO Max Martin: Paying for Performance and the Future of Elite Sport
About this episode
Jan Frodeno interviews Max Martin about the controversial topic of performance enhancement in elite sports.
In this episode of Going Mental, Olympic champion and Ironman legend Jan Frodeno sits down with Max Martin, CEO of the Enhanced Games, for one of the most controversial conversations in modern sport. Together they explore whether the current anti-doping system is outdated, why Enhanced Games believes athletes should have the freedom to compete using medically supervised performance enhancement, and whether science should redefine what's possible in elite competition. Jan challenges Max on athlete safety, ethics, fairness, longevity, recovery, sponsorship, financial incentives and the true meaning of pushing human performance. The discussion goes far beyond doping, touching on recovery, testosterone, peptides, longevity medicine, the Olympics, World Athletics, personal responsibility and the future of professional sport. Whether you agree or disagree, this conversation forces one important question: What does it really mean to compete at the highest level? Enjoy this episode! Produced by Podstars by OMR Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
People in this episode
Host: Jan Frodeno
Guest: Max Martin
Topics covered
- performance enhancement
- anti-doping
- athlete safety
- ethics in sports
- future of professional sport
- human performance
Keywords
- performance enhancement
- anti-doping
- athlete safety
- ethics
- longevity medicine
- testosterone
- peptides
- recovery
- sponsorship
- financial incentives
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Enhanced Games, Olympics, World Athletics
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