BONK SEEKS BRAND AMBASSADORS TO CREATE NEW “BONK SQUAD”
Bonk, a UK lifestyle and performance apparel label for the endurance sports community today announces it is looking for athletes and coaches to create a new squad of Bonk Brand Ambassadors within the Triathlon, Cycling, Running and Obstacle Course Racing (OCR) communities.
Charlie Evans, Founder & MD of Bonk, said: “2017 has been a fantastic year for the Bonk brand, most recently marked with the launch and arrival of the ride-inspired Comeback Collection, and we have many exciting developments planned for 2018. Creating a new squad of Athletes and Coaches is key to the development of the brand moving forward. We believe we have some high quality content available via our coaching resource, the Endurance Hub, which is currently being revamped to offer wider coverage for all our partners and to reflect our expansion into the Cycling, Running and OCR communities. Please get in touch if you want to be involved, we would love to hear from you.”
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Bonk is looking for outgoing athletes who are passionate about endurance sports, who are constantly looking to push boundaries in their chosen disciplines, and who uphold Bonk’s ‘Live to Train’ mantra in their everyday lifestyle.
All squad ambassadors will benefit from the excellent coverage that the Bonk community platform offers with articles and content shared on social media and hosted on the Bonk website. Athletes and Coaches will debut new Bonk apparel, be involved in kit testing and development, and will also be the first to get their hands on Bonk’s custom kit that will be launching this Autumn.
Bonk ambassadors will also be invited to provide written and video content that explores the boundaries of content creation to include training information, behind the scenes interviews and Q and A sessions amongst other things.
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If you are interested in joining the Bonk Squad fill out their Band Ambassador questionnaire before the 11th September 2017 via this link https://goo.gl/rGdRMF
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