Vancouver's social club for people serious about tracking & improving their biomarkers
Meet biohackers, longevity enthusiasts, high performers, and health nerds who track their biomarkers, question pseudoscience, experiment with evidence-based interventions.
Meet your people at a monthly social, or build better health habits with a group that holds each other accountable.
Run. Sauna. Lunch.
Move together, recover together, and spend enough time together to actually become friends. It's a social morning, not a race or a networking event.
Around ten health-conscious people, rotating Vancouver routes and restaurants, and no awkward name tags. Individual event costs, if any, are announced in the group.
Consistency is everything.
A free, structured monthly accountability meeting for people already measuring and improving their health.
What we do at every meeting
For people comfortable discussing VO₂ max, bloodwork, fitness, sleep, nutrition, training, and recovery. This group is not designed for beginners.
Different backgrounds. Shared curiosity about better health, stronger habits, and a more connected Vancouver.
Founder · Pharmacology Graduate · Community Builder
Jacques is the international Party Scientist and founder of Joymaker Rebellion. A UBC pharmacology graduate, he brings together longevity science, behaviour change, and human connection. Over the past decade, he has led 1,000+ events for 100,000+ participants. His focus is helping people build lasting healthy habits through joy and community.
Registered Clinical Counsellor · Aquarium Biologist · Science Enthusiast
Joelle explores the overlap between mental health, physical health, and female-focused health science. She loves data-based health: using the numbers to inform her diet and lifestyle choices.
Somatic Therapist · Entrepreneur · Nervous System Specialist · M.Ed. Counselling Psychology
Adam is deeply grateful to have emerged from years of health hell into a new chapter of health, vitality, and possibility. He values how far his health has come more than any single number.
These are personal measurements, not recommended targets or a ranking of health.
Vancouver has the people. It doesn't yet have the home.
Local people are already comparing biomarkers, training their cardiovascular fitness, hosting sauna gatherings, and learning about longevity. The missing piece is a community that connects them.
Jacques watched people he loves struggle with habits that undermine their health, even when they knew better. That experience convinced him that information alone isn't enough.
Most of us know that sleep, movement, nourishing food, and less time on screens matter. Keeping those habits for decades is the hard part. Community can make them easier to sustain.
The free WhatsApp community connects people who enjoy discussing health research, testing ideas, and learning from each other. You can:
We're rebelling against unhealthy defaults, not against other people:
Here's what we're building instead:
We aren't trying to create lives with fewer pleasures. We're trying to build bodies and communities capable of experiencing more of life.
Don't just live longer. Live better.
Yes. The WhatsApp community is free. Individual event costs, if any, are listed with each event.
No. It is intentionally designed for people already knowledgeable about longevity, health optimization, biomarkers, fitness, or biohacking.
Many do. Expect conversations about bloodwork, VO2 max, sleep, fitness, wearables, and nutrition.
Not competitively, but Sweat & Connect includes a 5K social run.
Approximately 10.
Vancouver, BC. Routes, sauna locations, and restaurants rotate.
A separate free monthly behavior-change accountability group for people already tracking and improving their health. Apply via WhatsApp.
No. It is a peer community for education, discussion, experimentation, accountability, and social connection, not diagnosis or treatment.
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Join Vancouver's free community of people who care enough about their health to measure it, experiment with it, challenge each other, and still remember to enjoy being alive.