The folks over at 12th Street House productions were working on a joggling documentary called Joggling For World Peace. You can see snippets of the work by clicking the title. It's really fascinating and has put the bug in my…
During my joggling run tonight I came to a street light and paused. I looked left and there was no one coming. As I turned to look right, a man came up behind me and said, "Come on man, we…
A goal of most people is to live a long and healthy life. Unfortunately, we're better at living long lives than we are at living healthy ones. Here is some research out of the Penisula Medical School that suggests regular…
On rec.juggling Benas complained in this juggling thread that he had no time for juggling. According to him, This week my mum sayd - "This is no time for juggling, go to do your homeworks!" Many of you non-jogglers must…
This weekend the weather in Chicago was lousy. On Friday, it was cold and a little rainy. On Saturday, raining ice. And on Sunday, more rain. It made for some incredibly difficult joggling. If you're curious, the Chicagoist gave the…
It's been a while since posting an update to the joggling streak so here it is for the curious. After reading the story about John Chandler's 25 year running streak, I thought it would be fun to see how long…
In doing a little research on 100 mile ultras, two blog posts caught my eye. The first was on by Carey who published answers to some FAQs about running a 100 miler. These were based on a list put together…
Imagine this. You spend 8 hours, 23 minutes and 52 seconds running and juggling your way to joggling world record glory. You take over 80,000 steps and make that many throws and catches. You burn over 7500 calories while taking…
After reading Randy's glowing report about the Chickamauga Battlefield marathon, it made me think about my favorite marathon and why. Having done 23, my favorite marathon is the Chicago Marathon. In this joggler's opinion, it is the best marathon you…
It's been proven that running and juggling is good for your heart. Scientists have shown over and over that regular, vigorous exercise (e.g. joggling) reduces the risk of heart attack and improves survival rates if you happen to have one.…