What is the world record for mile run?
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The current record is held by Hicham El Guerrouj of Morocco.\n Time is: 3 minutes 43.13 seconds
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World Record holder of the 100 meter dash was estimated to be running at about 23 mph.
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Most recent world record in the 100 meters is 9.76 seconds.  That equates to 22.92 miles per hour.  That's pretty darned fast, but they can't sustain those speeds for long.\n\nScientific American magazine printed an article showing the time trends of a variety of world record performances, and it was a very slow, but linear trend downwards -- i.e., the times to cover specific distances in world class performances was trending steadily downwards.  No estimate of a human physical limit, but an interesting study nonetheless.\n\nThe most amazing thing in that study was the spectacular performance of Bob Beamon in the long jump at Mexico City in 1968.  His leap put him something like 20-25 years ahead of the statistical trend for the long jump, and it took that long for the rest of the world to "catch up".
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May not exactly answer your question but its close.\n\nFastest Land Car Speed\nThe one-mile (1.609-km) land speed record is 1,227.985 km/h (763.055 mph), set by Andy Green in Thrust SSC in the Black Rock Desert, Nevada, USA, on October 15, 1997. Thrust SSC (Super Sonic Car) completed its record-breaking run in a matter of seconds, but was the culmination of six years of work and a six-week on-site campaign. Two and a half years of research went into the shape of the Thrust SSC, and building the most powerful car ever took a further two years and 100,000 man-hours.\n\nhttp://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/content_pages/record.asp?recordid=43540
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The world record is: 3:43.13 by Hicham El Guerrouj of Morocco.  But for 12 yrs old 7min mile is  pretty good, better than most adults.  \n\nMy best time was when I was in high school, I ran a 5min 18sec. mile.
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Men\nAsafa Powell  JAM set a world record 9.77 in the men's 100 meters  11.06.2006 Gateshead Norwich Union British Grand Prix  \n\nWomen\nSherone SIMPSON    JAM\n10.87\n14.07.2006 Roma Golden Gala  ITA
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A miler, running at 4:00 pace, is running 15mph.\n\nThe world record for 100m is 9.77, that's 10.24 m/sec or about 22.9 mph.\n\nThe world best for the marathon is 2:04:55 which is about 12.6 mph.\n\nA brisk walk is 4 mph.
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The sprint as in the 100 yrd dash, the middle distance as in the 1 mile, and the long ones as in a marathon (26.2 miles)
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Approximately 1608 metres in a mile.\nBetter to run a mile than run a Marathon.\nMarathon's are inhuman.
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I think this is what you are looking for;\n\nhttp://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/content_pages/record.asp?recordid=51451
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The event that women particulars in 7 different athletics event is the hepathlon. \n\nThe hepathlon consist of \n\n-100m Hurdle \n-High Jump\n-Shot Put\n-200m\n-Long Jump\n-Javelin\n-800m.\n\nTHe current world record for this event is 7291 points by Jackie Joyner-Kersee in 1988.
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1 mile = 1,609.344 meters
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The 100 yard dash is no longer contested.  It has been replaced by the international distance of 100 meters.\n\nThe world record in the 100 yard dash was set by Bob Hayes with a time of 9.1 seconds and later tied by Jim Hines.
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The present world record is 9.77 seconds.\n\nThat is a speed of 10.235 m / s or 36.8 km per hour (22.9 mi / hr)\n\nA graph of the 100m sprint world records for the past 100 years suggests that the times are beginning to tail off. A final time of 9.5 seconds may be possible but probably not for another 50 years or more.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:World_record_progression_100m_men.png
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Jamaican Asafa Powell set a new 100m record of 9.77 seconds at the Athens Olympic in 2004
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5.5 miles per hour is about 11 minutes per mile. This is not really fast, but it isn't a bad start. I like to be about 8 miles per hour. The elite runners are about 15 miles per hour for 1 mile.
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You really need to work on your endurance.  Start with running 3 miles and work up to 8-10 miles.  By building your endurance it will make the mile a breeze to run.  You should also do some sprints like 400 meter sprints to help with the last stretch of your mile.