Page and Palette’s The Good Life Foundation announces the Third Annual Jubilee Kids Triathlon June 2 at 7:30 a.m. at the Fairhope Municipal Park. “Jubilee- Tri All Three” is part of The Good Life Foundation’s expanded focus to create programs that enrich young people’s minds, encourage fitness and support healthy living. This is a swim, bike, run race for ages 7-15.

Team Long Brothers, Sports Illustrated 2012 SportsKids of the Year, will also be racing this year. Conner and Cayden Long have been participating in triathlons as one team since 2011. Conner had always longed to play outside and ride bikes with his younger brother, but the odds were against him since Cayden, diagnosed with spastic cerebral palsy, can’t walk or talk. When Conner saw his mom reading an article about an upcoming kid’s triathlon, the determined and dedicated brother suggested they race together, and Team Long Brothers was born. The brothers have competed in 14 triathlon events to date.

For more information or to register, go to www.iamathlete.com. Proceeds from the race will go to The Good Life Foundation to fund its current project, The Good Life Fitness Trail.

About the Race

There will be four age groups ranging from 7-15 years old. The race consists of two courses: one for the younger two age groups and one for the two older age groups. The older age groups in Wave #1 will swim, bike and run in the park, and also ride just east of the park. The younger age groups in Wave #2 will swim, bike and run all within Fairhope Municipal Park.

WAVE #1 WAVE # 2

Ages 11-12 “Flounders” Ages 7-8~ “Shrimp”

Ages 13-15 “Mullets” Ages 9-10~ “Crabs”

150 Yard Swim 75 Yard Swim

3 Mile Bike 1 Mile Bike

1 Mile Run .5 Mile Run

Start: 7:30 a.m. Start: Immediately Following

The Good Life Foundation

The Good Life Foundation, formerly the Page and Palette Foundation, seeks to promote the unity of our community and its public schools by encouraging, supporting and recognizing excellence in innovative education, quality school programs, civic involvement, cultural development and student achievement. The foundation has recently broadened its scope to include not only literature and arts, but healthy living as well.