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How many minutes to run a mile? How many minutes to run a mile?
Started by suzie on
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Hope it helped Source(s)....
Lets say you run.
So that means it will take you 20 minutes to run one mile10-13 minutes,
if your slow the minutes will increase depends how fast you run.
About 3 miles per hour, divide 60 by 3=20.
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Is it possible to cut 5 minutes off your 2 mile run time in a month and a half? If so how? current 2 mile time is 20 minutes. i want to pass the army pt test before i ship to basic on March 27th. i currently run 4 times a week 2 miles 2 days and 1 mile...
Started by ? on
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When I was a freshman in high school I shaved off seven minutes in two weeks.
I think it's possible.
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4 miles in 35 minutes - Good/Average/Bad? I'm 16 years old,quite fit and tall (6ft+) for my age and have decided to start jogging.I went for my third run today and decided to time it, i ran 4 miles in 35 minutes. Is this a good starting time? I'm trying...
Started by Veon on
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On 28 minutes, which would be 7 minutes per mile where as now you are running about 9 minutes per mile.
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Firstly let me say hello to everyone, as I am a new user in need of advice. (hopefully this thread is in the right place)
As the thread title suggests in one month, I have to run 1.5 miles in under 12 minutes. Easy you may say, but sadly for me it is ...
Started by 14192 on
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I've got a 1.5 mile run test.
And started running outside I noticed a big increase in my 1.5 mile run time.
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2 miles under 17min is required at the end of bct to graduate for my age(30)
The pushups and situps are already easy. the 2 mile run under 17minutes needs some work.
Started by DirtyPlunger on
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So, 7 more push-ups than the Air Force test but you have an entire extra minute to do....
After a bit more weight loss, I would have to do:
74 push-ups in 2 minutes.
That number easy in 2 minutes.
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I have some number of miles and a speed in MPH that I have converted into the number of hours it takes to travel that distance at that speed. Now I need to convert this decimal number into hours, minutes, and seconds. How do I do this? My best guess right...
Started by Jared on
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Time = distance / speed; int hours = time; double minutesRemainder = (time - hours) * 60; int minutes = minutesRemainder; double secondsRemainder = (minutesRemainder - minutes) * 60; int seconds that back into hours/minutes/seconds....
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Well, I was pointed this direction from a previous post,
So I was wondering, Is going from 5-6 mile runs at a time 3-4 days a week to a 50 mile race in nine months realistic?
I have a pace of about 10-11 minutes, weighing in at right about 215 and right...
Started by Minimalist and Loving on
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Just my 2 cents to learn these skills so that when you're at mile 55 of your 50 miler because you're lost in the dark at mile 55 of your 50 miler because....
If those go well, run a 50K - then you're in the 50 mile ball park.
Marathons.
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At the gym, I measure stuff by doing 1/2 mile on this, 3/4 mile on that, not how many minutes. Could that option be added?
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Edited by Springerrr on Mon 01/23/12 11:44 AM is, the amount of calories you... .
But a mile is always a mile.
And walking, I know how many calories it burns per mile so I just put in the number of minutes to always time myself.
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Um, yeah, so the guy who wrote this article is apparently a chiropractor and a Crossfit coach, whatever that means.
Let me clarify Jogging. This is the act of repeatedly running consecutive distances of 2 or more miles at a pace slower than 8 minutes/...
Started by room317 on
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I'm not saying extra attention to it.
I could not maintain an 8 mile minute for more than a half mile.
Starting out and runs at a very slow pace? If a nine minute mile is a sprint to them, is it okay mindset.
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My New Years resolution is to do a 4 minute mile really!
I can do probably 6 minute mile right now on a treadmill, and that's really really working myself ...but I can do it !
I am working very slowly for this esp for speed and not letting myself overheat...
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How about taking stepsI wish I had some tips! I've been trying to get under a 15 minute mile for forever now, but my darn legs won't cooperate! ....
But I also think that decreasing your mile time by 2 minutes is a huge feat.
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