Seventh graders have not yet been officially clocked for speed, e.g., 10 miles per hour, etc. Though, the fastest a human being can run (not a seventh grader, but the fastest a human being can run) is 23 miles per hour. Seventh graders have not yet been specifically clocked for speed.
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If fit it should take between 30 - 35 minutes to run 4 miles.
it actually takes as long as as it takes you to run, ive started training for a month now as im joining the ROYAL AIR FORCE Regiment as a gunner, which requires high physical fitness. my first 3 mile run took 30 mins approx plus walking a bit. i joined the gym and did excercises on the bike and a bit of running machines but not treadmill as i find it hard to get motivated to carry on. i cycled nearly 10 miles in 30 mins twice a week, plus 20 mins on various types of running machines twice a week, and also a easy 3 mile run on the weekends. every 2 weeks id try to get a best time on a 3 mile run. which i was ending up knocking minutes off. my current best time as of 23/02/2010 is 19minutes. but im hoping of reaching a target of 17 minutes. keep working hard to reach targets. and remember NO PAIN, NO GAIN
it is 60% of the 6 minute worldwide don't u get it
Nobody has run a sub-minute mile. Nobody is anywhere near that!
not very many
The first 4 minute mile was run by Roger Banister.
No one can run a mile in a minute....
It depends on how fast the kid naturally runs. If they run really fast, it might be a 60 second half mile. If they run slow, it might be a 2-3 minute mile
17 minutes for a mile depends on your weight and ability to run. I am in track and field and i ran a 7 minute mile and some people can run 6 minute miles. i know other people where it takes them 10-12 minutes. But, like i said... its ability.
You can run a 5-minute mile if you maintain a pace of 12 miles per hour.
I can run 1/4 of a mile in a minute. How about you?
24.14 km per hour for a 4-minute mile.
You must run at a speed of exactly [ 1 mile per 13.5 minutes ].To convert that to a more familiar unit:1/13.5 (mile/minute) x (60 minute/hour) = 4 4/9 mile/hour
To run a 13-minute mile you will need to average 4.62 miles per hour for the whole 13 minutes.