Poll: How long would it take you to run a mile?

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    Depends if the ambulance coming to get me for my upcoming cardiac arrest is in the direction I'm running.
    If so I would run a bit longer.
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    I would be on the starting line and when they said GO....I would run about 10 feet and fall dead. End of story.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phantombeard View Post
    I would be on the starting line and when they said GO....I would run about 10 feet and fall dead. End of story.
    I can walk a mile in about 15-20 minutes if I'm keeping a quick pace, so a 13-minute mile seems unusual if you're actually running the whole thing.
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    Usually a little under 10 minutes, but I run longer distances and pace myself for that; if it was just one mile I could make it rather quicker.

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    I’m running slowly after training. To restore breathing.
    I’m a weightlifter and I need to run, but I don’t like it)))))

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    i usually average just over 6min per kilometer. So i guess id do a mile in 10min.
    But if its just the one mile, id easily do it in 8min, maybe even closing in on 7 if i really push myself.
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  7. #27
    Its a matter of conditioning. I've been at 10 mins and best sub 9s.

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    We can agree with this.

  9. #29
    Probably less than 7 comfortably if just a mile. For longer distances, probably around 7.
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