Brent Pease

I could have been helpful to him by just spending time with him and the fact that we live in the same city and we're running a business together and we're racing together and we're living life together.

And that's pretty spectacular.

Yeah, I'm married and I've got two kids.

10, eight.

It's a great question.

I mean, I try not to, I try not to force it, honestly, but I also try to expose them to it.

I mean, it was very important for them to be in Hawaii.

In 2018, my son was an infant when he was 10 months old.

So it was really important for me to have them there.

In 2024, and there was actually, this is a great way to describe it.

There was a moment where my daughter, who's 10, chased after me, Kyle, on the run course.

And I kind of look over my shoulder and I see her and she's got this huge smile and she's kind of sprinting towards us.

And it was a really amazing moment and painful moment because we're in Hawaii and she's getting to see what it looks like to fuel your passion and what it looks like to be inclusive and supportive of somebody.

And at the same time, I'm running away from her because I've got to do this thing with Kyle.

And so I try not to say to my kids, like, you got it.

You have to be at these things.

You have to do this thing.

You got to run too.

It's like, I just want them to see it.

And I want them to experience it because it does normalize it.