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Interview with Bob Evans (world record breaking juggler) and Jacob Weiss (Director, Catch It Early).

Juggler and athlete Bob Evans broke a 25-year-old world record for the fastest 5K while juggling with a time of 16:51 at the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. Evans juggled the entire race as part of a growing movement that raises awareness for cancer prevention and survivorship through the art and sport of juggling.

Nashville, TN—On Saturday, October 29th, juggler Bob Evans ran 3.1 miles in 16 minutes and 51 seconds to set a world record for the fastest 5K while juggling three objects. Evans accomplished his record-breaking feat at the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in Nashville, Tennessee, to raise awareness for cancer prevention and survivorship.

Evans beat the previous record time of 16:55, which stood unbroken for over two decades.

The growing sport of juggling while running is known as joggling. Competitors hold records in several categories, from 100 meters to ultra marathons. The activity attracts both hobbyists and serious athletes.

"Joggling is a mind-body experience, a moving meditation," said Evans. "It's a fun experience for both jogglers and spectators, and it's a joyful way to shed light on some important issues."

Evans placed first over all runners at this year's Race for the Cure in Nashville as he broke the world record set by Kirk Swenson in 1986. Evans' wife Trish finished the race first among women-also while juggling.

The couple is part of Team Catch It Early, a nationwide initiative that brings jogglers to cancer awareness races to help attract attention and add energy to the events. A total of fourteen jugglers completed the 5K in Nashville, drawing smiles from the runners that they passed along the course.

Read more:
http://catchitearly.org/team/juggler-...
http://playingbyair.com
http://bobandtrish.com/