Creative KIDS’ CORNER
What’s for Lunch?
Eating a healthy lunch is so important! After reading about healthy meal tips from dietitian Kate Davis (Page 2), send us a picture of your favorite meal and we’ll feature it online. Share it with USA Triathlon on lnstagram, Twitter or Facebook or email communications@usatriathlon.org with “USAT Kids” in the subject line.
 


 


 


 


Racing for Family
“When my fraternal twin brother and little sister were both diagnosed with a fatal genetic disease a little over three years ago, I knew I had to do something to help them.” – Jared Clark, age 16, Texas


Read Jared’s story about racing for his siblings and raising money for a cure at www.usatriathlon.org/kidscorner.


 


 


 


 


Diversity in Triathlon
While training for her first triathlon, Lilysa Shar, age 7 of California, did a Black History Month report on Max Fennell, the first professional African-American triathlete. What does she want other kids to know about diversity in the sport?


“I learned that there are few African-Americans doing triathlons. Max Fennell is the first black professional triathlete in the United States. Also, I would like to see more girls like me doing sprint-distance triathlons.”


Visit www.usatriathlon.org/kidscorner to learn more.


 


 


 


 


Find other photos, poems and stories from USA Triathlon kids at www.usatriathlon.org/kidscorner.
Send your own submissions to communications@usatriathlon.org with “USAT Kids” in the subject line.
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