TEXAS TRACK DAD PODCAST

Unstoppable: Cashton Martinez’s Rise to #1

On this episode of the TexasTrackDad Podcast, we sit down with one of the most versatile and dominant athletes in the country—Cashton Martinez.Ranked #1 in the nation in the 800m (1:55 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUtk_ogxdA0&t=115s].89) and #1 in the nation in the 400m (50.13), while also sitting #6 nationally in the 1600m (4:31 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUtk_ogxdA0&t=271s].69), Cashton is redefining what it means to be a complete track athlete.We dive into his journey, his ability to dominate across multiple events, and what it takes mentally and physically to compete at an elite level.🔥 In This Episode We Discuss:How Cashton balances speed and endurance across 400m, 800m, and 1600mThe mindset of competing as the #1 athlete in the nationTraining, preparation, and race strategyHandling pressure and expectations at the highest levelHis goals for the season and future in the sportThis is a must-watch for athletes, coaches, and track fans who want insight into what it takes to compete—and win—at the national level.🎯 For College CoachesCashton Martinez is a rare talent with elite versatility, discipline, and competitive drive. This is an athlete who can impact your program across multiple events.www.texastrackdadpodcast.com

The Huntress Way: Data, Discipline & Raising Champions

On this episode of the TexasTrackDad Podcast, we sit down with Coach Granger Huntress—a unique voice in the world of track and field who brings together elite sports experience, data analytics, and a parent’s perspective.From his background as a high-level tennis player and USTA leader to becoming a sports analytics innovator and parent of two elite track athletes, Coach Huntress shares a powerful blueprint for developing athletes the right way—on and off the track.This conversation dives deep into what really matters in today’s youth sports world: development, balance, data, and long-term success.🔥In This Episode We Discuss:The importance of multi-sport development vs early specializationWhat most parents get wrong when their kids start having successUsing data and analytics to evaluate performance and predict successHow to approach the recruiting process the right waySupporting athletes through pressure, setbacks, and college challenges👨‍👦A Parent’s PerspectiveCoach Huntress shares real insight from guiding his own sons—one now competing at Michigan and the other at the University of Texas—including lessons learned, challenges faced, and what truly matters beyond times and titles.🎯Why You Should ListenWhether you’re a parent, athlete, or coach, this episode gives you practical, real-world insight into:Building better athletesMaking smarter recruiting decisionsKeeping the focus on long-term success👉 This is more than a track conversation—this is about raising champions the right way.www.texastrackdadpodcast.comwww.wearbands.com

Unsigned but Ready: Jayden Grevious (Sprinter)

On this episode of the TexasTrackDad Podcast, we sit down with unsigned senior sprinter Jayden Grevious to talk about his journey in track and field and the realities of the recruiting process.Jayden opens up about his development as a sprinter, the challenges of being an unsigned senior, and what keeps him motivated as he continues chasing his opportunity at the next level. We also dive into the mental side of the sport, handling setbacks, and the mindset needed to compete at a high level.In this episode we discuss:• The recruiting process as an unsigned senior• The mental side of sprinting and staying focused• Jayden’s goals for the future• Advice for other athletes chasing college opportunitieswww.texastrackdadpodcast.comTexasTrackDad Sprint to Success 501c3Donate here https://ig.me/20rDlNqNmPXTxxu [https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbnZlVWxlXzRPTjJyVnhqSlA1WVA0RE1PY1RjQXxBQ3Jtc0tsamZ3TWRyLTVNYnFlcFV3bUVtLUhtMGExUHNQQXdXUi1wTHk4cWVSS2RjaU1XOVlFS3RZQlBKZlFsUXdRNzBFV3dpVmphNXMyVXl4Nk80OTVvOWxObnV4UFUyVFVnWVpCU3JkRTlDTFlDWXRMQU1CQQ&q=https%3A%2F%2Fig.me%2F20rDlNqNmPXTxxu&v=7QbEfjmGTlE]We are a nonprofit supporting youth track and field athletes across Texas by providing equipment, uniforms, scholarships, and competitive opportunities. Many athletes face financial hardship, and access to proper gear like running shoes can significantly improve performance and confidence.

Speed, Scholarships & Strength: Coach Kev Talks Athlete Development

On this episode of the TexasTrackDad Podcast, we lock in for a powerful conversation breaking down what it really takes to compete and succeed in today’s track & field world. We dive deep into the athlete journey, from early development to high-level competition, and unpack the mindset, discipline, and sacrifices required to reach the next level. This episode also highlights the recruiting process, giving real insight into how athletes can stand out, get noticed, and capitalize on opportunities. Whether you're grinding through workouts, preparing for your next meet, or trying to get on a college coach’s radar—this episode is full of game you can apply immediately. * The reality of the recruiting process * Building confidence & mental toughness * Staying consistent when results don’t come fast * Lessons learned from competing at a high level * Advice for unsigned seniors trying to get exposure ✔️ Unsigned seniors looking for opportunities ✔️ Track & field athletes chasing PRs ✔️ Parents navigating the recruiting process ✔️ Coaches developing the next generation It’s bigger than times on the clock—this is about opportunity, exposure, and legacy. Stay ready so you don’t have to get ready. Follow the TexasTrackDad Podcast for athlete spotlights, recruiting tips, and real conversations with athletes and coaches from across the country. 🔥 In This Episode:🎯 Who This Is For:💨 TexasTrackDad Message:📲 Stay Connected:

Fast. Focused. Different. | Jake Odey-Jordan

Jake Odey-Jordan is one of the most accomplished and versatile high school sprinters in the 2026 class. With record-level speed in the 60 m, elite results in the 100 m and 200 m, and near-national bests in the indoor 300 m, he continues to be a national title threat and top recruiting target in sprints. His success spans state championships, national classics, and international stage medals, while his 2026 indoor breakout solidifies him as a dominant force in short-sprint events heading into outdoor season.www.texastrackdadpodcast.com