Soccer Juggling Record Broken to Raise Climate Change Awareness Ahead of 2026 World Cup | APT Sports
Over 500 participants across five countries successfully broke the Guinness World Record for the most people simultaneously juggling a soccer ball for 10 seconds. Led by non-profit Count Us In and its "Where Football Lives" campaign at Miami Beach's Lummus Park, the synchronized global event aims to raise vital funds and awareness for grassroots soccer programs adapting to extreme weather and rising temperatures. Guinness World Record soccer juggling, Count Us In, Where Football Lives, climate change football, extreme weather soccer, Laura Biondo freestyle, Miami Lummus Park, Copa del Sol soccer festival, Jenna Lamb interview, soccer ball juggling record 2026
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