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Attempt
December 4–7, 2026. Miami. A mini Enhanced Games showcase during Art Basel week — Fred Kerley chases his 100m personal best on the world's biggest cultural stage.
Olympian to
Enhanced
This entire site documents one arc: an Olympic medalist rebuilding himself into an enhanced athlete — publicly, protocol-first, and on the clock.
December 4–7 is the checkpoint. A closed-field mini Enhanced Games showcase, staged in Miami during Art Basel week — where sport, art and culture are already in the same room. One line. One record. One honest test of what modern performance science can build.
Every module of the protocol — diagnostics, recovery, sleep, supplementation, longevity — is being tuned for this attempt. The countdown above is the deadline.
The Path to December 4–7
- Phase 01
Baseline
Full-panel diagnostics, force plates and biomechanics captured against the Olympic baseline.
- Phase 02
Protocol
Enhanced training, recovery and supplementation stack layered under medical supervision.
- Phase 03
Adaptation
Vegas flagship block — sleep, IV, contrast, coaching. Weekly bloodwork drives every decision.
- Phase 04
The Attempt
December 4–7, 2026 — Miami. One race. One record. All of it on camera.
One Room,
All of Basel
The night closes at LIV — or a comparable flagship room in Miami. Not a buyout. A hosted presence inside the biggest night of Art Basel week, where the city's most important people are already headed.
Race attendance is not the price of entry. The guest list is built around influence — collectors, founders, athletes, operators, media and the Basel circuit — whether or not they stood at the finish line.
Enhanced and Kerley host tables at the center of the room rather than renting the building. The energy of the venue stays intact; the brand sits inside it. Everyone who matters in town that week ends up in the same space, and the record becomes the thing they talk about.
Run With Fred
For two to three mornings after the personal best attempt, the track opens up to the city. A run club led by Fred Kerley — open pace groups, meet and greet, and honest conversation about the protocol: what he takes, why he takes it, and how it actually makes him feel.
The Shakeout
Beachfront group run at sunrise. All paces welcome — Fred runs the front and the back. Photos, signings and open Q&A at the finish.
Protocol Sessions
Post-run education floor. Enhanced specialists and protocol advisors walk guests through supplementation, recovery and longevity stacks in person.
Meet & Greet
Smaller field, longer conversations. Partner brands host tables, sampling and one-on-one consults alongside Fred and his performance team.
The City
After Dark
Every offsite is a dinner or a meet-up at a Miami flagship — KIKI on the River, Komodo, Papi Steak, Swan, Casadonna, Gekkō, Sexy Fish. Long tables on the water, hosted seatings and partner takeovers that keep the audience in the world for the full week, not just one race.
- Dinners
Hosted seatings at KIKI on the River, Komodo, Papi Steak, Casadonna and Swan — Fred at the table, not on a stage.
- Meet-Ups
Daytime meet-ups at comparable flagships — Gekkō, Sexy Fish, Major Food Group rooms — open windows with the team.
- Access
Run club is public with registration. Dinners and meet-ups are invite and partner allocation.
- Capacity
Tables capped nightly so proximity to Fred stays genuine, not staged.
The Camera
Doesn't Blink
The entire journey — from Olympian to enhanced — is being captured for Kerley vs Time. The December attempt is the final act.
Be There When the
Clock Hits Zero
Attendance is private and by application. Media, partners and Art Basel guests may request access below.