Kyle and Brent Pease

Brent and Kyle Pease are the groundbreaking brother duo behind some of the most inspiring moments in endurance sports. As co-founders of The Kyle Pease Foundation (KPF), they have spent over a decade advancing inclusion; on race courses, in workplaces, and in communities across the country.

In 2018, the Pease brothers made history as the first push-assist brother team to complete the IRONMAN World Championship in Kona, Hawaii. But their journey did not start, or end, there. Together, they have raced in more than 100 events, turning heads and hearts with every finish line crossed. Their story is one of grit, connection, and an unshakable belief that inclusion is not just possible… It is powerful.

Born with cerebral palsy, Kyle Pease has redefined what it means to live beyond limits. With hundreds of races to his name, Kyle’s infectious spirit and resilience have inspired audiences around the world. While working full-time as KPF’s Chief Inspirational Officer, he works closely with athletes, donors, and partners to further the Foundation’s impact. Kyle holds a degree in Sport Management from Kennesaw State University and also works part-time with Publix, where he continues to live out the values he speaks about: connection, visibility, and purpose.

Brent Pease, a seasoned endurance athlete and coach, is the Executive Director of KPF. Since launching his multisport career in 2007, Brent has completed over 125 races, including six IRONMAN triathlons with Kyle. His leadership has been the driving force behind KPF’s signature programs, including adaptive sports initiatives, inclusive employment, and educational outreach that shifts the national conversation around disability. Brent is a graduate of Florida State University and lives in Atlanta with his wife and two children.

Together, Brent and Kyle have helped raise more than $12 million, supported hundreds of athletes with disabilities, and sparked a movement toward a more inclusive future.