
Adam Kreek
Olympic rower
Adam Kreek was towed to gold in men's eights rowing at the Beijing Olympics mostly due to his incredible teammates. Now a father and working stiff, he aims to inspire adult men to take small measures to improve their health every day. He's a corporate speaker and trainer as well as a champion for the Canadian Men's Health Foundation.
Latest from Adam Kreek

Ron MacLean's secret to getting through the NHL season
Find out how one of Canada's most popular broadcasters beats the stresses of gruelling travel. It comes to down to simple exercise and diet tips.
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Middle-age fitness boosts mind, body
Countless studies trumpet the long-term health benefits of physical exercise. But David Ford, aiming for his sixth Olympics at age 49, provides all the proof that columnist Adam Kreek needs.
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Blog
'Pharmaceutical arms race' approach to sport condemned
Trent Stellingwerff, a sport scientist who works with top Canadian athletes, supports the science behind WADA, and believes the organization delivers a strong benefit to the athlete.
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Counterpoint
Can PEDs make sport safer for athletes?
David Asprey believes everyone over 24 should be free to use any and all performance enhancing substances. Doping would make sport safer for the top athletes, he argues.
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November Project aims to remove financial, motivational barriers to exercise
Money, time and motivation are common barriers preventing many people from getting proper exercise. Adam Kreek checks in with organizers of the November Project and sees the positive impact they are having on communities.
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