Hey from Vancouver, Canada. My name is Caleb “Clebius” Cousens and I’m a Co-Founder and CEO at Adamas. Video games have always been a fun and competitive outlet for me from FIFA wagers to Clan Wars on B4ME2 as well as grinding ranked CoD and LoL for years. Prior to Co-Founding Adamas Esports, I was part of multiple start-up teams including Fortius Sport & Health, one of the world’s foremost sports medicine, science and training facilities. As a passionate sports fan I love the opportunity we have with Adamas to help build stronger and healthier esports communities, and want to create an industry that my two kids can enjoy and partake in for decades to come.

Hey from Vancouver! My name is Scott "B4" Cousens. I was an arcade rat as a kid until Activision and Pong blew my mind…my own home video game! I grew up playing Football, Rugby and fighting…while secretly playing D&D, reading fantasy, and waiting for EA to create B4ME 😊. I have always been curious about human behaviour and how it impacts performance…on and off the competition floor. Adamas was created to help enhance both the quality of life and performance of a new category and generation of athlete, I am thrilled to see what we can all achieve together. In my free time I am either on my bike, playing guitar or maining Ashe in LoL.

Greetings from beautiful British Columbia! Matt ‘Fish’ Fisher is my name and I'm the Director of Performance here at Adamas. My two passions growing up were sports and video games and after spending 12 years helping high performance athletes achieve their peak potential, I am excited to have the opportunity to do the same with esports athletes. I am a true believer that the best human beings make for the best performers and as such, I strive to help others improve all aspects of their lives. Having dealt with both physical injuries and psychological and social challenges throughout my life, I understand how many barriers can come in the way of what we want to achieve, whether this is winning a championship or simply living our best lives. At Adamas I have found a way to merge my personal and professional passions and I am grateful for the opportunity to do my best to help move the esports world in a happier, healthier and higher performing direction. his schedule allows.

Prior to joining the NCompass team as Vice President, Ryan was the Global lead for Video Game Marketing at Red Bull Energy Drink where he launched and managed the company’s worldwide video game strategy. At Red Bull Ryan was responsible for all of the in-game placements of product, athletes, team, race teams, advertisements and employee incentive programs developed from these properties.

Howdy from Kansas City, Missouri, USA! My name is Jake "Snake" Middleton and I'm an Adamas Esports Performance Coach helping optimize the performance and wellbeing of esports athletes, teams, and organizations. I entered esports in 2005 with competitive Halo and went on to compete in a variety of Halo titles (now I'm just trying to show these young guns I can still compete). In 2015, I merged my passions for esports and human performance to make a career in the emerging field of esports performance. I joined up with Adamas in 2019 and over my 7+ years working in esports, I have had the privilege to work with hundreds of esports athletes from world champions to up-and-coming talent. I absolutely love what I do helping players, teams, and organizations be the best versions of themselves. As a gamer/athlete/coach, my passions and expertise are aligned with Adamas as we continue to work towards making a positive impact on the esports community around the world.

Hoi from Zurich, Switzerland! My name is Nina "Silverborn" Zweifel and I am a Performance Coach here at Adamas. I’ve grown up in a tiny village in the Swiss countryside, with my head in books and my ambitions in places far away. Only after joining the esports world 5+ years ago did I find my place and my people. In the Swiss amateur esports scene, I had the chance to work with all kinds of esports titles from League of Legends to Farming Simulator and I quickly learned how challenging esports can be. As a pioneer in Switzerland, I built a comprehensive supporting structure for all our athletes. Through this endeavor, I've met the amazing team here at Adamas who have been a source of great guidance and supportive mentors to me. Together, we pride ourselves on not just helping athletes perform better, but also supporting people in navigating their life’s challenges. WARNING: I will probably show you memes and cat pictures during conversations.

Hello from humid Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia! I’m Jack “Raiden” Neo, a performance coach from Adamas Esports. Growing up, I was obsessed with athletes performing in the clutch, and I’ve had my fair share of imitating Kobe’s fadeaway. To understand why people perform at a high level, my work has brought me to training elite athletes across the Asian continent, and I’m privileged to bridge this to the esports community with Adamas. I firmly believe in the potential of athletes to inspire greatness, and that motivates me to help coaches and gamers stay in their game long enough to do so--be it through coaching or just sharing a drink together.

Hello from Winterpeg (Winnipeg)! My name is Jerrad “Cona” Guenther, and I’m a Performance & Health Coach at Adamas. Esports has been a lifelong passion of mine, competing online in Halo, Call of Duty and Overwatch. I’ve worked to improve health and performance in people of all ages, from aspiring youth athletes to professionals. At Adamas, I get to combine my love for gaming, movement, and mental health to help create positive change. Having dealt with mental health challenges myself, I’m uniquely positioned to help gamers overcome their challenges in and out of the gaming environment. 

G'day, my name is Cody Royle. I'm a native of Melbourne, Australia, but now Toronto, Canada is my home. Growing up, titles like FIFA, Grand Prix 2, and NHL were more than just video games to me, they were a way to explore the world despite living on a big, remote desert island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. I've spent the last decade coaching AFL Canada's men's national team, so you can probably imagine my delight when my team were featured in the AFL Evolution game. Most recently, I've written two Amazon bestselling books about coaching, and have been fortunate to work one-on-one with some of the world's best coaches in traditional sports. I joined Adamas because they're a values-driven organization that truly cares about people, and who wouldn't want to be part of a team like that?

Hello from Vancouver! My name is Jared “Lean” Bakonyi, and I’m Adamas’ marketing manager and creative content lead. I stumbled into esports after being challenged by a classmate to attend a Super Smash Bros. tournament--resulting in a love for tournament & event organization. I first crossed paths with Adamas after my mental health passion project, Play With Heart, led me to the health & performance side of esports. My goal in the industry is to help improve the practices and dialogues surrounding health & wellness, and getting to work with and learn from Adamas’ performance team has only increased my excitement to see it through. Maybe I’ll see you somewhere along the way? Nice to meet you, and thanks for reading!

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Dr. Rick Celebrini is internationally-recognized as one of North America's leading sport and orthopedic physiotherapists and is currently the Director of Sports Medicine and Performance for the Golden State Warriors of the NBA. As a therapist and consultant, Dr. Celebrini has worked with the NFL’s Seattle Seahawks, the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks, and the NHL Players Association and in 2010, Dr. Celebrini occupied the prestigious role of chief physical therapist at the Vancouver Winter Olympics.

Dr. Migliore, known online as GamerDoc, is a licensed medical doctor of physical medicine and rehabilitation. She received her medical degree from NYITCOM and was awarded a Faculty Associate position at the NYIT Center for Sports Medicine in August in acknowledgement of her accomplishments in esports medicine. She is an excellent writer with articles at the American Academy of Physical Medicine and the Association of Academic Physiatrists, and works with athletes, schools and esports teams in the realm of medicine and rehabilitation. Dr. Migliore brings an exemplary medical expertise and burning passion for esports to the Adamas team.

Dr. Lauren McBride is a Registered Psychologist in BC and Mental Performance Consultant. Dr. McBride's areas of expertise include university-aged population mental health, sport performance enhancement and mental skills training.

Dr. Kevin Loopeker has years of experience working within the sports vision field and has worked with the Canadian National Ski, Shooting and Soccer teams; and both men and women of the Vancouver Whitecaps. Dr. Loopeker received his Doctorate Degree (with Distinction) from the Pacific University College of Optometry (Forest Grove, Oregon). Here he spent four years working as the Sports Vision Research Assistant to Dr. Alan Reichow, Director of Sports Vision at Pacific University and Chief Vision Consultant for Nike.