I don't know about you, but making a healthy lunch everyday is just not part of my lifestyle. It's so much easier to eat at a fast food joint. Well, if you're anything like this joggler, you'll love this list…
Inspired by yesterday's post about improving by watching other people joggle and another recent post about running and juggling up a mountain, I thought I'd post an example video. This one was taken March of 2007 in Arizona. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UNRLh6kudY] A…
You read the joggling blogs, buy the best juggling equipment, follow the juggling forums, and are a card carrying member of the International Jugglers Association. But if you're not watching the performance of other jugglers, you are missing a golden…
Running and juggling is great fun, but for an urban joggler it can be dangerous. One of the most precarious situations is when you have to cross the street. You may be tempted to just keep juggling, but it's best…
Chicago is called the Windy City. Strangely, the nickname wasn't originally a reference to the weather but to blow-hard politicians who could talk for hours. However, we do get a good amount of wind here and yesterday was one of…
Today, the joggling streak hit 75 days in a row. The breakdown goes like this... 75 days 319 miles 47 hours of joggling 479,400 Juggling Throws & catches (appx) 1 Marathon 1 8K Honestly, my legs are tired. But dedicated…
This is Part 3 of a 3 part Series called Joggling and Racing Etiquette. In Part 2 we looked at juggling etiquette during a race. We finish the series with more tips and suggestions on what to do when the…
This is Part 2 of a 3 part Series called Joggling and Racing Etiquette. In Part 1 we looked at how and where a juggling runner should line up. Here, we'll examine how you should juggle and run the race.…
Years ago I was content to just finish running races while juggling. It was a numbers game. How many marathons was more important than how fast. Training was sparse featuring around 20 miles a week, 30 miles max. In fact,…
Race Review The Shamrock Shuffle continues to be one of my favorite races of the year. It's big, it's crowded and finishing makes you feel like you've accomplished something. Small races are great, but there is something special about a…