Mile Time

TheBull50
TheBull50 Posts: 220
edited September 2024 in Success Stories
So I have been working out now for about 3 months. When I began, I tested myself to see how long it would take me to run a mile. I clocked in at 15:45 range... So 3 months later my mile time is in the 9:30 -10 minute range!

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  • TheBull50
    TheBull50 Posts: 220
    So I have been working out now for about 3 months. When I began, I tested myself to see how long it would take me to run a mile. I clocked in at 15:45 range... So 3 months later my mile time is in the 9:30 -10 minute range!
  • Ileanak
    Ileanak Posts: 343 Member
    That rocks!
  • Awesome! You will be running races in no time!
  • debmac63
    debmac63 Posts: 459 Member
    That's great! I just started running outside about a month ago and my 1 minute mile was 10:57. Today it was 10:45. It's slow going isn't it?
  • Mishy
    Mishy Posts: 1,551 Member
    Great Job!
  • PrincessLaundry
    PrincessLaundry Posts: 2,758 Member
    YEY YOU!!! Isn't that great!!! Hooray! :flowerforyou:
  • joyblaylock
    joyblaylock Posts: 23 Member
    I was never able to run a mile in high school. Well, yesterday I went out and timed myself and the first time I did it in 10:10 and then 9:50. I'm 37 and I do believe this is the first time I have consistently been able to run a mile. Whoo hooo!
  • Well I don't remember what I started at about a month ago, but Saturday I finally ran 7 miles in an hour! YEAH!!!

    Doesn't it feel great when you can see a difference when your really trying! Plus doesn't it make you wonder, that if you can do this at this weight, what you can or will be able to do at a much lower weight? I can't wait!

    Keep it up and keep shaving off the time!
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