Welcome back or welcome to the Single Track podcast.

I'm your host Finn Melanson and this is another episode in our mini series on the athlete sponsor relationship.

We're talking with Jordan Hamm, who serves as a sports marketing specialist and manager of the trail running team at Brooks Running, based in Seattle, Washington.

But before we get started, I do have a few discount codes for listeners.

For Kodiak cakes, use Single Track 15 to get 15% off your next order.

For Athletic Greens, go to Athletic Greens.com backslash single track

to get a year's worth of vitamin D and five free travel packs when you sign up for a subscription.

And for InsideTracker, go to insidetracker.com backslash single track to get 31% off your order through July 17th and 20% off after that.

All of these deals are made possible because single track is now brought to you

by a couple of sponsors. First, Kodiak Cakes. I'm super stoked about this partnership. Almost as stoked,

I would say, as Chris Mocko when he secured a similar one with them back in the Mako show days.

But seriously, if you're like me, your weekend long run is followed up with a big

stack of pancakes and Kodiak cakes should be a part of it. They should be the centerpiece of that

tradition. They taste great. They're whole grain. They come with protein. If pancakes aren't your thing,

Codyak cakes is diversified. They also make great oatmeal, which I've incorporated into the

weekday breakfast routine. And what else is cool? They're based in Park City, Utah. And it's

just, it's great to be aligned with a local company. So use that promo code single track 15

on their website checkout to get 15% off your next order. Second inside tracker. This company is awesome.

You get your blood drawn, you answer a few lifestyle questions, you upload the data and they

analyze the results and provide an action plan with the most accurate, personalized recommendations

about where you can improve when it comes to eating and supplements so that you can solve

that critical diet part of the training equation.

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