We recently met Gus Tate at this year's (2008) IJA Joggling Championships. He ran a number of races andperformed quite well for a rookie joggler. He is 22 years old and is currently working for a hospital, helping to organize…
Introduction Danny Tomaro is a 52 year old, self-employed Wastewater Instructor from Oregon Wisconsin. He is the founder of the Oregon Juggling Club and one of the most fierce joggling competitors at this year's IJA Joggling competitions. He was gracious…
We first heard of David Livingston when he contacted us about his attempt to joggle for 18 hours. The story generated a lot of interest and today we get a chance to ask him about his joggling life. JYAJ -…
Last Wednesday, I had the privilege of being recorded for a piece on the television show 190 North. It's a Chicago show that does stories about unique places, things and people around the city and suburbs. I met the reporter…
We first learned of Timothy Perram from the joggler forum run by the IJA. This is a place where lots of jogglers talk about some of their latest races. We asked him to tell his story here on JYAJ and…
On occasion we tag a post with the term "inspiration". We have no idea whether the post really inspires but we think it should so we do it. Well, in today's joggler interview we meet a person who proves that…
Joggling is a sport that attracts a wide variety of participants. In this interview we bring you Matt Feldman the youngest joggler we've interviewed yet. He is an active high school sophomore in Palm Beach County, Florida where he runs…
Brad Alsop was born in 1970 and raised in Louisville Kentucky. He lives in his hometown of Fern Creek and works as a grounds keeper. This gives him plenty of time outdoors and provides flexible hours to accommodate his running…
We first learned of Bill Coad from the rec.juggling group. It turns out that he's actually joggled a marathon. He is a 44-year old entertainer (most recently at Niagara Falls) and retail business owner who is located in Buffalo, NY.…
Previously on JYAJ, we featured a story about Brad Alsop who was running 131 marathons in 131 days. Well, I was curious to see how he did and went back to his website to see. He made it! 131 marathons…