Mile Run

The number of minutes in a mile will vary depending on your pace while running or walking. On average, it takes most people around 12-15 minutes to walk a mile, while running a mile typically takes 7-10 minutes.

A good 4-mile run time for a 35-year-old male would typically fall between 28-32 minutes, depending on his level of fitness and training. It's important to consider individual factors such as running experience, genetics, and overall health when determining what constitutes a "good" time.

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You say the track is 400m, then ask how far you have run after 18 laps.

Your distance is 2 miles.

Your average speed is 9min per mile.

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2 miles - 7:58.61 - Daniel Komen (KEN) - July 19,1997 Hechtel

The record is just under 4 minutes, but not many men can run that fast! An athletic male should be able to do it in under six minutes. However, for the non-athletic or untrained male it could be nearer seven or even eight minutes. Depending on physical build, body fat, weight, health, stamina, practice and general fitness. For those who are not particularly athletic, running times can often be improved by a fitness regime and regular appropriate training. One month's good training can reduce an 8 minute mile to nearer six!

Julie's average velocity was 5 m/s. (Velocity = distance / time = 8 laps x 0.25 miles per lap / 18 minutes = 5 m/s)

Joshua Jones was 18 with a mile and a half time of 6:31 in 2011. This is by far the fastest mile and 1/2 time recorded ever. His coach Jay Chagnon had this to say, "it was a really fast time and i am pround of all the hard work he has done."

In that race Jones crushed his competition, with second place being Johnathan Butts nearly 2 min behind

One mile in 4.13793 minutes if running at 14.5 mph.

To convert 1 mile to feet, you multiply by 5280 (since 1 mile = 5280 feet). Then convert 3 minutes and 53.43 seconds to seconds (which is 3*60 + 53.43 = 233.43 seconds). To find the feet per second ratio, you divide 5280 feet by 233.43 seconds to get approximately 22.64 ft/s.

The fastest time for the mile run is 3:43.13, by Hicham El Guerrouj in Rieti, Italy on June 7, 1999

Cameron Everts of Kempner, TX ran 6:05 at the toughest 1 mile in Texas on 7/10/10 . He was only 8 years old!! That was Cameron's last recorded 1 mile as he has moved on to running VERY FAST 5k times. Plan to record his 10 year old mile time sometime this year at a local event.

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The average time for a 60-year-old male to run a mile can vary widely depending on fitness level and experience. However, a reasonable estimate would be around 9-10 minutes.

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Hey I run track - in meets I run the mile and 800m. Here are some good times for different age groups

10-11 -- anything under 4 mins

12-13 -- anything under 3:30

14-15 -- anything under 3 mins

I hope this helped! :) An average time for someone to run 10-11yrs to run the 800m is anywhere between 5-4 mins, if you're under 4 you're really good :)

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There is a record of 11:28:03 (about 11.47 hours) by Oleg Kharitonov on a track on Oct. 20, 2002 in a race in London. This beat the previous record held by Don Ritchie, which was 11:30:51 (October 1977).

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The world record for the fastest mile on a bike is held by Thomas Dekker of the Netherlands, with a time of 3 minutes and 18.4 seconds, set in 2004.

The women's world record for the exact two-mile (about 3218 meters) is 8:58.58 set by Meseret Defar of Ethiopia in 2007

9.58s for men and 10.49s for women.

Hicham El Guerrouj's mile time was 3 minutes 43.13 seconds. That puts his pace at 16.1341 Miles per hour.

There is no world record for the 8 mile run. It is not an official event recognized by the IAAF. I'm not even aware that the event is raced enough to have any significant representative world best.

If you are not familiar with track speak...

No one races it, so no one cares.

In 1960, Herb Elliott set the world record for the one-mile run, and Pyotr Bolotnikov set the world record for the 15,000 meters run. Elliott's record stood until 1966, while Bolotnikov's record lasted until 1971.

The 15 year old US mile record is held by Michael Granville who ran the mile in 3:58.58 in 1995.