In his presentation, Joey Kelly gives an impressive account of his life as an entrepreneur and endurance athlete, which he consistently pursues with perseverance, goals, will and passion. It all started with a bet...

His world is the show stage, but away from the spotlight Joey Kelly achieves incredible sporting feats as a "nobody". He is the pop star with the longest breath. Joey Kelly has a full-time job as an artist, manager and family man. It is his iron will and self-discipline that allow him to accomplish things like no other. For him, everything is a matter of the head, a question of self-conquest, consistent implementation and goal-oriented action.

In his presentation, Joey Kelly gives an impressive account of his life as an entrepreneur and endurance athlete, which he pursues with perseverance, goals, will and passion. It all began with a bet...

His world is the show stage, but away from the spotlight Joey Kelly achieves incredible sporting feats as a "nobody". He is the pop star with the longest breath. Joey Kelly has a full-time job as an artist, manager and family man. It is his iron will and self-discipline that allow him to accomplish things like no other. For him, everything is a matter of the head, a question of self-conquest, consistent implementation and goal-oriented action.

Joey Kelly is a musician, endurance athlete and speaker.

To date he has completed over 40 marathons, over 30 ultramarathons, 9 desert races, 3 times the "Race Across America" bike race from the west to the east coast of the USA, a total of over 100 marathons, ultramarathons and Ironmans, as well as over 100 half marathons, short distance triathlons and short distance races. To this day, he holds the record with 8 IronMan triathlons in one year.

In 17 days and 23 hours Joey Kelly crossed Germany in September 2010. From Wilhelmshaven to the Zugspitze, daily at least 50 km. On his 900 km walk, without money, he fed only on what nature gave him.

Joey Kelly: No Limits - How do I reach my goal.

Joey's motto: "You have to set a goal and then you just have to start. If there's ever a setback, it doesn't matter: you believe in your goal and just keep going."

In the winter of 2010/2011 he competed with Markus Lanz in the German team in the " Race to the South Pole " in 10 days they covered a distance of 400 km, at temperatures down to -40 degrees, 100 years after the legendary competition between Scott and Amundsen.

In 2011 he returned after 10 years to the "Badwaterrun", one of the toughest ultramarathons in the world, to improve his then running time of 55:08 h with under 48 hours over a distance of 217 km, with 43:22 h he succeeded in this year's goal.

Joey Kelly came to endurance sports as a balance to his work with the legendary "Kelly Family", which celebrated great musical success in the nineties. This time taught him with absolute discipline, a lot of ambition, single-mindedly to achieve his goals and to set new goals for the future.