
Media
Dr. Greg has served as an expert source for various media channels around the world. He is known for taking complicated science and making it understandable and actionable to help people get healthier and perform better.
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Articles and Press Appearances
Outside Magazine
Ill-chosen goals put you at risk of injury and burnout. Here's how to avoid that fate in seven easy steps.
Entrepreneur Magazine
A good night’s sleep is the foundation of physical health and mental energy.
The Globe and Mail
The Ripple Effect, makes lofty promises, pledging that we can Sleep Better, Eat Better, Move Better, Think Better.
Newsweek
Sleep is the number one challenge for so many people in the world right now.
The Discovery Channel
Exploring the limits of Human Potential
Dr. Wells and his team climb Chimborazo volcano in Ecuador to explore how their bodies adapt to high altitude.
The Discovery Channel
Adrenaline 411
Dr. Greg takes the Daily Planet team to the race track to explore how adrenaline impacts our physiology.
ARTICLES APPEARING IN NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES AND OTHER MEDIA
Fox News: Biohacking revealed: What to know about the hip health trend
The Globe and Mail: Want to make a good habit stick?
The Globe and Mail: Manage your priorities, not time
The Globe and Mail: Rethinking Vacations
The Globe and Mail: Want to work out more? Defend yourself against decision fatigue
The Globe and Mail: Why getting fit gets easier on a good night’s sleep
The Globe and Mail: The one thing you should do more of to reach your goals: Dream
The Globe and Mail: You only need to be 1 per cent better every day to reach your goals.
CBC News: Sports drinks unnecessary, counterproductive for most people
CTV News: The science of sprinting: How does Usain Bolt run so fast?
CBC Sports: What you should know about the drug that cost Usain Bolt an Olympic gold
CTV News: How he did it: A doctor analyzes Baumgartner's jump
Global News: How many calories can you burn playing Pokemon Go?
ABC News: Russian and American athletes start new 'Cold War' on the ice.