Michal Kapral

Michal Kapral first gained notoriety as a stunt runner when he set the Guinness World Record for fastest marathon pushing a stroller, with his daughter Annika, at the 2004 Toronto Waterfront Marathon. He went on to set world records in the sport of joggling, which combines running and juggling. He is the current world record holder for the fastest joggling marathon (2:50:12), half-marathon (1:20:40) and 10K without a drop (36:27). He starred as himself in the 2009 documentary Breaking and Entering, which chronicled his joggling rivalry with American Zach Warren. Kapral also starred in the short documentary The Joggler, by CBC TV. It won the Gold World Award at the New York Festivals. Kapral appeared in a national network TV campaign as himself, for Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott, billed as the "fastest marathon juggler." In 2016, Kapral attracted widespread media coverage when he ran the entire Chicago Marathon while juggling every step of the way in 2 hours 55 minutes and 25 seconds without dropping a ball once.