PEI runner breaks 10K world record by joggling

Michael Burgeron Cavendish PEI broke the 10K joggling world record that we have been tracking for the past four years. While juggling three balls on 25 laps at the University of Prince Edward Island Athletics Stadium, Bergeron covered 10K in 34 minutes and 27 seconds.

He used to I tried a 10K record In 2018, however, his time was not approved by the Guinness World Records because it took place on an uncertified course.Previous records are retained by Toronto Michal Kapral At the time of 36:27.

The Guinness World Records are no coincidence. To check the event Video evidence And two witness statements.Bergeron had several pacemakers and his wife Jenny I will shoot the race from the infield. “I’m ecstatic about this record,” says Bergeron. “Breaking this record motivated me to train during a pandemic.”

This record is not Bergeron’s first, he currently holds the Guinness World Records The fastest half marathon during juggling, 1:17:09 at the 2018 Toronto Waterfront Half Marathon.

Bergeron started running on the track at the age of 13 and studied juggling in high school. He dared to put together two hobbies from a college friend. He had his first juggling race in 2014 at his local 5K.