Here’s another interview that prove jogglers are not unique, but they are rare. See this link for the complete list of joggler interviews. Joggler Introduction Anders Kierulf, 46, was born in Norway, grew up in Switzerland, and currently lives in…
My pal John Kelly and I are interested in participating in the London Marathon. Anyone out there have tips on how to get in? The best that we could find was to go through a travel agent and pay $900…
You've all no-doubt read the stories about the unfortunate turn of events at this year's Chicago Marathon. While it was one of the greatest finishes in marathon history, it will more likely be remembered as the one that got canceled.…
Do you have a goal you're just not reaching? Are you hanging tough, giving it all you got and still not achieving what you want? Well, you might be better off if you just give up. At least that's what…
Here's another in our series of interviews with other jogglers around the world. Introduction: Barry Goldmeier started joggling road races in the mid 1990's and has joggled more races than he can remember. He recently participated in the Chicago marathon…
When I first started running, I used the cheapest running shoes available. Don't even remember the brand name, but they were white with velcro closures instead of shoelaces. In 1992, they cost me $20 (US). Over the next decade plus,…
Yesterday, I had a few emails in my inbox at work with a link to the following story... Not Your Average Joggler I have to admit, the story made me blush. I took ribbing from co-workers all day, especially considering…
After joggling any marathon there are a variety of pains you'll no doubt experience. Fresh off joggling the 2007 Chicago Marathon, I took note of all the pains felt and how long they last. Hopefully, this helps you prepare for…
Continued from part 1 Joggling the First Half John Kelly stayed with me during the first mile dropping back somewhere near State Street. I weaved through the stampeding crowd joggling, smiling and winking at spectators along the way. When you…
Whenever you do a race, have a goal. Any goal is fine. For example, finishing in a certain time, joggling a set distance, breaking the world marathon joggling record or juggling the whole way without a drop are great examples.…