Toronto Runner's Unique Stickman Dance

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Toronto man went on 121 unique runs just to make a stickman dance in his running app

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Toronto man went on 121 unique runs just to make a stickman dance in his Strava app.

Duncan McCabe went for 121 runs over 10 months and logged over 1,100km ( 683 miles ) to create the video.

McCabe used the app to create a video of his runs to make the animation.

The stickman dances, walks, and even flips its hat.

The video and its virality even earned him a spot on The Kelly Clarkson Show , where he said he was looking forward to doing a similar video. "Exactly what? Still working that out, but I'm motivated for whatever it is," he said. Serious kudos. Can't wait to see what comes next..

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