Mike wins AHL Man of the Year award

Tough tackles and uncompromising play aside: Mike has shown a gentler side. He's been recognised for his dedication to community involvement and local kids, winning the AHL Man of the Year award.
Many of the most successful sportspeople worldwide are now vegan. While they may differ in that they have decided to go vegan to avoid animal cruelty, for their health, to reduce environmental impact, or other reasons, they have one large similarity. They have proved that excellence and veganism often go together.
Myths still persist that state that it is not possible to be vegan and be successful in sport. These myths do not have a foundation in science, and athletes build muscle, endurance and ability on plant sources and many go on to achieve great things. The performance of these athletes is proof that veganism can and does enable excellence.

Tough tackles and uncompromising play aside: Mike has shown a gentler side. He's been recognised for his dedication to community involvement and local kids, winning the AHL Man of the Year award.

Steph Davis is continuing to push the boundaries of her sport and has recently been featured on the front page of ‘Climbing’ magazine.
Fiona Oakes is a passionate vegan (since teenage) who runs an animal sanctuary almost singlehandedly. She is also a elite marathon runner with top level finishes at prestigious marathons and a world record. Her personal marathon best is 2:48:00 and she won the largest UK half marathon of 2011 (masses race). She has completed the 2012 Marathon des Sables, a 154 mile event across the sand dunes of the Sahara in extreme heat.