What's up, fellas? Welcome back to Comma's River Cole Brew with me, your host, Emma Abrahamson.

Today we are talking to a power minute track club athlete, Grant Fisher.

He has had a phenomenal last few months after qualifying for the Olympics last year.

He just recently set the American record in the outdoor at 10k and the indoor 5k.

He had a phenomenal collegiate career at Stanford and today's episode was really fun.

We get to know him a little bit better.

We talk about a lot of different things in this episode, honestly, so I hope you enjoy it.

All right, Grant. Welcome to the podcast. I'm excited to have you on.

And you've been a highly requested guest, especially since your big couple races that you've

had the American records that you've set recently, so thank you for coming on.

Yeah, absolutely. Thanks for the invite on.

Yeah, I'm excited. I think this will be a fun little chat.

Yeah, so okay, to get started, do you want to just give us like an intro of who you are and what you're about?

Oh, okay, very open-ended. Yeah, my name is Grant. I was born up in Canada,

moved to the US when I was about five, grew up in a small town in Michigan.

I've been an older sister and a younger brother.

And I went to Stanford, ran track and field and cross country there.

Loved my time there. My little brother is actually there playing soccer.

He's a junior, so I tried to get down to those games when I can.

I played a lot of soccer growing up, so has a special place in my heart.

He's living out my old dream, so sometimes I get a little fomo, you know, watching a play.

And not that I could have played D1, I wasn't that good, but anyway.

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