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I was somewhat excited about the enhanced games. Finally give swimmers the opportunity to win some real money, and introduce the benefits of TRT and Peptides to the masses. And yes the athletes got paid, but I am not so sure on the business plan of the enhanced games.
First the only way to watch the enhances games was pretty much Youtube Live Streaming. There was a few other platforms you could stream it on, but nobody really uses those. The failure of the enhanced games to get picked up by a major network greatly limited it reach and credibility. After all the masses will assume if its on broadcast TV it must be trustworthy.
The entire show started out rough. The video feed on YouTube locked up for a few minutes. The audio was hard to hear, and the conversations between the commentators felt unnatural. Honestly the entire thing felt like an 8 hour informercial to sell TRT, Peptides and Supplements. And it felt like it was scripted by someone on way too much TRT that has no buisness planning or producing this type of event.
The venue and timing were not well thought out. First the entire thing was hosted in this outdoor skeleton structure, thats only purpose is to hang speakers and Lights. Then you start the event at 3:30 Local Time, outdoors with a strong breeze and 90 degree heat. Due to it being outdoors means none of your lighting or fog effects can be seen. Those were not even slightly visible until much later in the evening. Plus for an event like this you want a huge crowd. Who wants to sit ouside in 90 degrees Vegas Heat to watch a sporting event, especially one that is goiing to drag out for 8 hours.
As nice as the lady who did the post interviews was, she was the wrong personality for the job. Her questions felt too scripted, and the answers from the athletes felt uneasy. They should have picked an American instead of a Brit for the job, plus the person doing the interview needed to be a former competitor to better connect wtih the atheltes. Most of these atheletes have never competed on a stage like this before. Big time athletes learn how to answer questions, and how to be likable on camera. They should have coached everyone in how to behave and the kind of attitude they needed to portray. Instead most of the athlete responses felt a little deer in the headlights.
I know the main goal of this is to introduce the masses to TRT and Peptides. But the prices in which they are selling are way too high. They are selling their TRT ( Testosterone Cypionate ) for $169/month. Now for most people with disposible income that might sound pretty good, but they are sure to stack up on peptides as well. When all is said and done some people will be spending over $1500 / month to be on the enhanced protocol.
Let me put it this way. I can buy a 10ML (200mg/ml) vial of Testosterone Cypionate with my Gold RX (discount card ), for $39. That is enough product to last me for over 3 months. Even without a discount card its still only $90. Its the same stuff. There is nothing special with the Testosterone the Enhanced games is giving you. It still goes throug the same FDA inspections as the generic stuff to verify its the same. The only difference is the packaging.
Go to your doctor and ask to get some blood work done to determine your levels. Then go over your results and determine what works best for you. Your Doctor prescribes you some TRT, then a couple months later you come back in for a blood draw to see where your levels are at, and then make some adjustments to your dosage. The goal is to figure out the right dose for you. You will likely need to get new labs done every couple months. This is the right way to do it.
If your results show you already have high Testosterone, then your fine and shouldn't pursue it. But if your low, or even in the middle range, ask for it. Some doctors won't prescribe it because they don't have any experience with it, and they are worried about the liability. If your Doctor won't prescribe it, then find a new doctor.
Don't waste your money on the enhanced protcol.
Now if the enhanced protocols included all your labs and doctor visits included in the price of the product, then it might be worth it. But my gut tells me thats it not how its structured. They want to sell you TRT, peptides and supplments at a premium price.