how fast do you run?
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grdaze
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I average somewhere between 12 and 13 minute miles. I know I'll get faster the more I run (and the longer distance I go) but I'm curious ... how fast are you going?
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I've been running about a year now, 2-3 times a week (so still recreational) and depending on the distance, I run between 10-12 minute miles. If I'm running a 5k race or something it'll be closer to 100
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The good form running coach suggested that a 10 minute mile was about average for a marathon/half marathon. My current easy run is 13 minutes. When I was in C25k, it was around 20.0
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10 minute mile here.0
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Depends - my tempo runs are around 8:00-8:30, intervals at 7:30-8:00, and long runs at 9:00-9:30. My fastest mile was 7 minutes but I doubt I could keep that up for long.0
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My average time is 12-13 min/mile. I'm happy with that time in this summer heat; looking forward to seeing whether the coolness of fall speeds me up a little bit.
ETA: I started the C25K program last November and did a 10 min/km at that time. That's about a 16-17 min/mile, I think.0 -
I am currently at 15:30 minute/mile on week 8. I run pretty slow, but when I ran week 5 day 3 I was at 16:26 minute/mile.0
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I am on C25K week 8 and I am jogging SOOOOOOOOOOO slow
Its about a 27 minutemile, but it feel so much harder than walking!
Thats what my treadmill says anyway0 -
I am on week 8 and I am running a little over a 12 minute mile. I think last night was 12.08.0
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I started C25K in April and graduated in June running an 18 minute mile and right now I am running an easy 15 minute mile. I hope that as I go along my time will be better.0
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As of my last run (WK2D2) I run a 15:12 pace when I average all the walking intervals and running intervals together. If I just use the fastest interval it's 9:46.0
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It varies from 14-15 minute mile. Sometimes I have to log it as a brisk walk instead of jogging :P0
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I started C25K in January of last year. If I'm running long (which for me is about 4 miles now) and with out any walking, my easy pace is about 12:30 per mile. My two mile runs are pretty consistently 11:30 per mile. That also seems to be my 5K race pace.0
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Wow. You're getting a lot of responses from graduates. Also, just so you know, every runner you'll meet will preface their answer to this question with "I'm really slow..."
Every. Single. One.0 -
Bizarrely this morning, my first mile was slower than my second 12.32 then 11.5 - no idea why as I'd have thought the second half was a bit more uphill if anything.
I'll be a happy bunny when I can consistently do 10min miles but for the moment I'm concentrating on finishing the program (just finished Wk6)0 -
oh I am slow,,,,,,0
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I'm on week 7, last 2 runs were 12 and a half minute miles.0
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It varies from 14-15 minute mile. Sometimes I have to log it as a brisk walk instead of jogging :P
Me too! When MFP logged it as brisk walk I was going "Hey, that was my jog!" lol :laugh:0 -
I'm averaging about 15 min/mile. I ran my first 5K on Saturday, and my official pace was 14:45/mile. I feel like a fast snail could pass me, but that's about all I can handle right now. I'm working on running more, so I'm hoping I'll get faster eventually.0
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It varies from 14-15 minute mile. Sometimes I have to log it as a brisk walk instead of jogging :P
Me too! When MFP logged it as brisk walk I was going "Hey, that was my jog!" lol :laugh:
I have occasionally put it in my exercise notes that I was running, not walking, just to make myself feel better...0 -
When I first started running (back in May) my pace was about 12-12:30 min. mile (once I worked up to running a whole mile!). This morning I ran two 10 minute miles.0