iTunes Store: Nike Sport Music Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Nike Sport Music section of the iTunes Store?
2. Where can I get more information about the Nike Sport Music section of the iTunes Store?
3. What is a Sport iMix?
4. Can anyone create a Sport iMix?
5. When I download a workout mix, will I get the continuous mix and the individual tracks?

What is the Nike Sport Music section of the iTunes Store?

The Nike Sport Music section of the iTunes Store further enhances the Nike + iPod experience with features like:

• Workouts
• Athlete Inspirations
• Special coaching mixes with music and voiceover instruction from athletes such as marathon legend Alberto Salazar
• Playlists and audio commentary from athletes such as seven-time Tour de France Champion Lance Armstrong

The Nike Sport Music section will also include Sports Podcasts by Nike, Sport iMix playlists created and posted by iTunes users, and a special workout mix created by GRAMMY award nominee The Crystal Method.

Where can I get more information about the Nike Sport Music section of the iTunes Store?

Download the latest version of iTunes. Open iTunes and click “iTunes Store” in the Source list on the left. Click on Music on the left hand side in the iTunes Store. Click “Nike Sport Music” from the “More In Music” list on the left hand side.

What is a Sport iMix?

A Sport iMix, just like a regular iMix, is a user-created playlist posted on the iTunes Store. The only difference is that it is categorized as a Sport iMix and displayed on the Sport iMix page.

Can anyone create a Sport iMix?

Yes, anyone with an iTunes account in the U.S. can create and post a Sport iMix.

When I download a workout mix, will I get the continuous mix and the individual tracks?

Yes, if you download the entire album, you will get both. Tracks can be purchased individually; the continuous mix is only available if you purchase the entire album.

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