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Kids Test Their "IRONMAN" Skills at Inaugural UnitedHealthcare IRONKIDS Miami Fun Run

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The inaugural UnitedHealthcare IRONKIDS Miami Fun Run raced around Bayfront Park today. UnitedHealthcare mascot Dr. Health E. Hound kicked-off the race, joined by Leanda Cave, four-time World Triathlon champion, leading warm-up exercises and cheering on the runners as they crossed the finish line.

Candy Sicle, director, UnitedHealthcare of Florida, (front, wearing sunglasses) presents a $3,000 ch ...

Candy Sicle, director, UnitedHealthcare of Florida, (front, wearing sunglasses) presents a $3,000 cheque to Tina Brown, executive director, Overtown Youth Center of Miami, (black and blue pants, 5th from left holding baby) to support the center's healthy living programs at today's UnitedHealthcare IRONKIDS Miami Fun Run at Bayfront Park. Photo Credit: Gaston De Cardenas

The kids, ages 3-15 had the opportunity to run on the same course as the 2014 City Bikes IRONMAN® 70.3® Miami triathlon, which takes place tomorrow. The fun run is for “triathletes to be” and aims to help stem the rising tide of childhood obesity through exercise and healthy lifestyles.

Before the fun run, UnitedHealthcare presented a $3,000 cheque to Tina Brown, executive director, Overtown Youth Center of Miami, to support its healthy living programs. The company also provided 100 free admissions to members, enabling youth who may face cost barriers to participate in the running event. This is the third year UnitedHealthcare is supporting IRONKIDS as part of the company’s commitment to help stem the rising tide of childhood obesity through healthy lifestyles.

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