Dale Jones

Comedy juggler, motivational speaker, and author Dale Jones is recognized as the first one-handed juggler in history. Despite his disability, Jones became one of the top jugglers in the world by inventing The Bounce-Multiplex Juggling System, utilizing the traits of successful people to rise to the top of his field.

Jones developed a program called "Motivation in Motion," which covers achievement strategies in a unique way, demonstrating what these strategies are capable of through his inventive juggling and humor. Jones has been featured in People Magazine and USA Today, among other media outlets. He has toured the nation, performing and speaking for top clients and companies.

Jones's book, "One-Handed Juggler, a Memoir (The Wild and Somewhat Uplifting Life of Dale Jones)," is widely available. Jones has shared the stage with notable musicians, including Ray Stevens and Marie Osmond, among others. He has headlined a one-man show three times in Branson, MO, and starred in a Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey television special.

Jones has been featured on various national TV shows, including Entertainment Tonight, CBS Evening News, and America's Funniest People. The Associated Press article on him states, "Jones travels in that rare air. He's certainly one of a kind." Jones's act is highly original, skill-packed, and concludes with a rousing finish, leaving audiences in stitches. Jones strives to be the most well-received entertainer wherever he performs.